08/21/2026
There are only TWO KINGDOMS in this world. Which one do you belong to?
Before a believer repeats anything the world is saying, the first thing we should do is look for the pattern established in Scripture. Not YouTube. Not social media. Not someone’s prophetic podcast. Not a viral thread connecting symbols, names, numbers, and political figures. Where is the biblical pattern? If someone is claiming that Israel becomes the great satanic oppressor of the last days, then show me where Scripture establishes that pattern.
Where does prophecy suddenly reverse the entire biblical narrative and make Israel the great enemy that the nations must expose and resist? Scripture certainly records Israel’s rebellion, unbelief, corruption, judgment and even rejection of Messiah. God never hides Israel’s sin. But the prophetic pattern concerning the last days repeatedly shows Israel surrounded, Israel hated, Israel under pressure from the nations, Israel disciplined by God, Israel brought to repentance, and ultimately Israel restored. The nations do not gather because Israel has suddenly become the righteous world’s great oppressor. The nations themselves are judged for their rebellion against God and for what they do concerning His purposes.
Yet listen to what SOOOO many believers are repeating today. “Israel is satanic. Netanyahu is a Satanist. Trump is a Satanist. Zionism is Satanism. MAGA secretly represents some level of Satanism.” Where did you establish any of that from scripture? Where is the biblical pattern that led you there?
Ive tried hard to prove this to be true but what I constantly find is threads estbalished on the darknet sharing the same twisted narrative by millions of bots until the organic growth seems natural. Someone heard somebody say it, watched a video connecting several dots, consumed another person’s interpretation and then repeated the accusation as established truth. That is precisely what reveals how little time many people are actually spending sitting with the Lord. They know the latest internet narrative better than they know the prophetic pattern running from Genesis through Revelation.
This goes much deeper than Israel or any president. It exposes the difference between communing with the Spirit of God and continually consuming the spirit of this age. When you sit with the Lord every day and continually move through His Word, you begin recognizing His nature. You recognize His patterns. You understand that judgment and redemption operate together.
God will severely discipline a people without abandoning His covenant purposes for them. You recognize that Israel’s failures never prevented God from accomplishing what He declared beforehand. You recognize the pattern of scattering and gathering, rebellion and correction, blindness and eventual restoration. So hear me folks, when a completely different narrative suddenly becomes popular that completely contradicts the Word of God, something inside you should immediately asks, “Where is that in the Word?”
Why do most fall for this trap? Because very few sit with the Lord day after day in His Word absorbing His truth more than they commune with youtube, social media & podcasts.
There is a REASON that Jesus says the following. He is SPEAKING to the church in both of these passages:
Matthew 7:13–14
“You can enter God’s Kingdom only through the narrow gate. The highway to HELL is broad, and its gate is wide for the MANY WHO CHOOSE that way. But the path to Heaven is very narrow and the road is difficult, and only a few ever find it!”
Matthew 7:21–23:
Jesus said “Not everyone who calls out to me, ‘Lord! Lord!’ will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Only those who actually do the will of smy Father in heaven will enter. On judgment day many will say to me, ‘Lord! Lord! We prophesied in your name and cast out demons in your name and performed many miracles in your name.’ But Jesus will reply, ‘I never knew you. Depart from Me, you worker of inquity.’”
Both of these passages are telling you the same thing. The narrow path is narrow because very few sit with the Lord each day in His word. They spend much more time listening to youtube and social media shorts.
When someone spends hours and hours of more time consuming the noise of this world than communing with God in His word day after day, the noise becomes their interpretive lens. Scripture is no longer shaping how they interpret current events. Instead current events and internet narratives begin shaping how they interpret scripture. That order is completely backwards. The believer does not bring the Bible underneath the headlines and ask scripture to validate the narrative. We bring the narrative underneath scripture and ask whether it survives being weighed against the Word of God.
There are only two kingdoms operating in this world. There is the Kingdom of God, and there is the kingdom of darkness. Scripture never gives us a spiritually neutral kingdom somewhere between the two. There is no third source, no independent spiritual territory where humanity simply operates on its own. Jesus reduced the matter to a dividing line: “He that is not with me is against me” (Matthew 12). That means the real question is not whether a person considers themselves religious, spiritual, informed, intelligent, conservative, liberal, skeptical, or enlightened. The question is much deeper: What kingdom is shaping the way you think, speak, discern, judge, love, and respond to other people?
This is why you can tell what someone has been communing with by what continually comes out of them. Jesus said that “out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh” (Matthew 12). Whatever continually fills the heart eventually finds its way through the mouth. If someone spends hours every day consuming accusations, rumors, social media narratives, political commentary, fear, suspicion and endless controversy, but gives God only a few hurried minutes, they should not be surprised when their thoughts begin sounding more like the world they consumed than the Christ they claim to follow. You cannot continually feed upon the spirit of this age and expect to naturally produce the character of the Kingdom of God.
People believe that because they identify as Christians, everything coming through them must therefore be Christian. Scripture tells us to examine fruit. The question is not simply, “Do you believe in God?” The question is, what spirit is being manifested through your life? James says that bitter, envying, strife and selfish ambition do not descend from above, while the wisdom from above is pure, peaceable, gentle, approachable, full of mercy and good fruit (James 3). Scripture actually gives us characteristics by which we can recognize the source influencing a person.
Look at the contrast between the two kingdoms. Satan is called the accuser of the brethren in Revelation 12. Jesus, however, came to seek and save that which was lost. Darkness accuses in order to destroy, Christ corrects in order to restore. Darkness searches for evidence to condemn someone, the Spirit of God searches the heart and brings truth for repentance, reconciliation, and restoration. Darkness delights when someone’s failure is exposed. Love grieves over failure and desires that the person be brought back into righteousness. There is an enormous difference between correction and accusation. Correction says, “This is wrong, let us return to the truth.” Accusation says, “You are wrong, therefore I will define you by your failure and use it to destroy you.”
Suspicion operates similarly. When the mind has been trained by darkness, it begins interpreting everything through suspicion. Motives are assumed. Intentions are assigned without evidence. Rumors become facts. Someone’s words are interpreted in the worst possible way. Then accusation is built upon assumptions that were never established as truth. Before long, a person can sincerely believe they are defending righteousness while actually participating in the very ministry Scripture assigns to the accuser. Being correct about one fact does not automatically make the spirit in which we handle that fact righteous.
This is why sitting with the Lord every day matters far beyond simply acquiring biblical information. We are not merely studying a book; we are communing with the One who authored it. The Word renews the mind. The Spirit changes our nature. The longer we remain with Him, the more His character should become recognizable in us. We become slower to accuse, slower to assume, slower to repeat something we have not established as truth, and quicker to seek restoration. We begin asking different questions. Instead of “How can I prove this person wrong?” we ask, “What does Scripture actually say?” Instead of “What is everyone online saying?” we ask, “Lord, what is true?” Instead of joining a mob because its narrative sounds convincing, we test everything against the Word of God.
Remember the world will know we belong to the Lord by how we love and treat others. This is where conviction must begin with us, not merely with the people we think are deceived. It is easy to read a teaching about the two kingdoms and immediately begin identifying everyone we believe belongs to the wrong one. Here’s the reality, if this teaching produces nothing except another list of people for us to accuse, we have completely missed the point. The proper response is to examine our own fruit and the fruit that our nature produces. What comes out of me when someone disagrees with me? What happens when someone wounds my pride? What do I do when I hear a damaging story about another person? Do I immediately repeat it? Do I secretly enjoy believing the worst? Do I investigate their motives in my imagination? Do I desire restoration, or do I desire vindication?
Because there is no third kingdom.
Jesus said a good tree produces good fruit and a corrupt tree produces corrupt fruit (Matthew 7). Paul contrasts the works of the flesh with the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5. John contrasts the spirit of truth with the spirit of error. Scripture repeatedly draws dividing lines because ultimately every spiritual influence originates from one of two kingdoms. One gathers with Christ; the other scatters. One produces truth, love, mercy, holiness, repentance, and restoration. The other produces deception, accusation, division, hatred, pride, suspicion, confusion, and destruction.
The battle therefore is not merely happening in governments, entertainment, technology, social media, or somewhere “out there.” The dividing line runs directly through the decisions we make every day concerning what we allow to shape our hearts. Every voice is discipling you toward something. Every day we decide which kingdom receives our attention, which kingdom shapes our imagination, which kingdom teaches us how to interpret other people, and which kingdom supplies the words that eventually come out of our mouths.
The book of John explains it in plain English:
1 John 4:5 “Those people belong to this world, so they speak from the world’s viewpoint, and the world listens to them. But we belong to God, and those who know God listen to us. If they do not belong to God, they do not listen to us. That is how we know if someone has the Spirit of truth or the spirit of deception.”
Notice the connection: they speak from the world because they belong to and draw from the world. Their speech reveals their source. In the same way, when we continually sit before God, His Word begins governing our speech, reactions, judgments, relationships, and discernment. The most important question a believer can ask today is not merely, “Which kingdom do I say I belong to?”
It is: “Which kingdom does my fruit reveal that I have been communing with?” Do I reflect the nature of this world or the nature of Jesus Christ? Because eventually, whatever fills the heart will speak. Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. There is no third kingdom.
Love you all,
Christopher
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