Kingdom Walk Ministries Inc.

02/20/2026

Staying Focused in the Plan!

02/03/2026

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01/18/2026

I was praying this morning on what to tell God's people. And I believe that He gave me a couple of things. But remember, this year it's all about Elivating in our Reliance on God! In other words growing in our Trust in Him in every situation is this year's G.O.A.L. (the God Ordained Attainable Level)

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But what better way to grow in our trust in Him and His word then by reading His word in the order that it was actually revealed to the first new testament believers. I believe that this year if we read the New testament in this order Yahweh will begin to expose us to things that we've never seen before. And our trust in Him and how He operates will actually help us to have a deeper relationship with Him in every area of our life.

So after doing some "L.I.G.H.T" (Living In God's Holy Teachings) research and studying I found the proper order. This year I am going to be reading the Word of God in this order.

~Walk with me as I Walk with the Holy Spirit this year!

0. The Gospel Is LIVED Before It Is Written

Ministry of Jesus, Crucifixion, Resurrection, Ascension — AD 27–33

1. The First Teachings

James — AD 45–48
Galatians — AD 48–50
1 Thessalonians — AD 48–51
2 Thessalonians — AD 49–52

2. The Church Learns Order, Gifts, and Identity

1 Corinthians — AD 53–55
2 Corinthians — AD 55–56
Romans — AD 56–57

3. The Gospels

Gospel of Mark — AD 60–70
Gospel of Matthew — AD 70–85
Gospel of Luke — AD 70–85
Acts of the Apostles — AD 62–85

4. Letters Written From Prison

Ephesians — AD 60–62
Philippians — AD 60–62
Colossians — AD 60–62
Philemon — AD 60–62

5. Leadership, Endurance, and Warning

1 Timothy — AD 62–64
Titus — AD 62–64
2 Timothy — AD 64–67
Hebrews — AD 60–70
1 Peter — AD 60–64
2 Peter — AD 64–68
Jude — AD 65–80

6. The Last Living Apostle Speaks

Gospel of John — AD 85–95
1 John — AD 85–95
2 John — AD 85–95
3 John — AD 85–95

7. The Curtain Is Pulled Back

Revelation — AD 95–96

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10/10/2025

💥 The King’s Word of the Day

📖 John 10:10 — “The thief comes only to steal, and to kill, and to destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it more abundantly.”

When we look at this passage in context, we see that Christ is speaking to both the Pharisees and His believers. He’s giving us a blueprint to discern what’s truly of Him. Anything or anyone that comes to steal your power, to kill your purpose, or to destroy your peace is a thief—and not of God.

These are some of the very things Christ has given you through the abundant life He offers. Yet how many times have we allowed the thief to steal the joy in our homes, kill the hope in our hearts, or destroy the progress we’ve made in our faith?

Christ came to give life—abundant, overflowing, and eternal. But that life must be guarded and lived out daily. He’s teaching us to guard it by discerning what’s truly of Him, so we can protect the blessings already placed in our hands.

So as you go about your day, stay alert. Anything or anyone that tries to steal your focus, kill your patience, or destroy the very thing you’ve been working so hard to build is a thief in disguise. Guard what God gave you. Stay discerning. Listen for the Shepherd’s voice—He’ll always guide you back to a life full of abundance.

~ Now Walk It Out ✝️🔥👣💯
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10/06/2025

💥 The King’s Word of the Day

📖 Romans 8:11 — “But if the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, He who raised Christ from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit who dwells in you.”

This morning, as I was driving and reflecting on this verse, I had one of those moments that tested everything I say I believe. I was driving the speed limit, just cruising in the left lane, when this young woman flew up behind me. I’d just passed a police officer, so I wasn’t about to go any faster. Before I could even move over, she whipped around me, looked right at me, flipped me off, and stuck out her tongue—mocking me the whole way. Then she cut back in front of me and slammed on her brakes.

Everything in me wanted to react. I went to reach for my phone, thinking I’d record her plate, maybe even speed up and let her know she was wrong. But right then, the Holy Spirit whispered, “No. Just let it go.”

And instantly, it hit me—this is the “if.”
If the Spirit of God truly lives in you, it should change how you respond.
If the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead dwells in you, then that same Spirit gives life—not just eternal life, but life in the moment. He gives peace when anger rises, restraint when pride wants to speak, calm when chaos hits.

A lot of people say they have the Spirit. But if you still live, think, and react according to the flesh—your old self—then maybe it’s time to pause and ask if you’ve really surrendered. Because when the Spirit is in you, there’s fruit. There’s evidence.

And here’s the truth: if I’d reacted the way I wanted to, I could’ve gotten into an accident, gotten a ticket, or even brought embarrassment to my job—because my work truck has my company logo on it. But the Spirit held me back. That restraint wasn’t weakness; that was life. That was proof.

So the question isn’t, Do you know about the Spirit?
The question is, Does the Spirit really dwell in you—and do you let Him lead?

Because if He does, it will show up in the moments that test you most.
So when traffic gets tight, when tempers flare, when someone cuts you off or disrespects you—what comes out of you? Are you the road rager, the antagonist, or the peacemaker the Spirit called you to be?

~ Now Walk It Out ✝️🔥👣💯

10/05/2025

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09/20/2025

💥The King’s Word of the Day

📖 Philippians 2:5 — “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus.”

The word “mind” here carries weight. It’s not just one-sided — it’s about the whole soul. The mind, the will, and the emotions. The way we think, the desires we carry, even the way we feel. It’s a call to be shaped from the inside out in the humility and obedience that Christ carried.

Paul goes on to remind us that Jesus, though equal with God, humbled Himself, became a servant, and was obedient even to death. That wasn’t a “moment” — it was His identity.

And that’s the challenge for us: not to just sprinkle a little bit of Christlike thought into Sunday and then drift back into our own ways during the week, but to be fully submerged in His way of living.

👀 To see with His humility
❤️ To love with His heart
👣 To walk with His obedience
To identify with Him

When we think like Him, we’re like-minded and of one accord with Him (Philippians 2:2–4).
He becomes our Identity.
But here’s the real question: if His mind isn’t in us, then whose mind are we really walking in?

The world says identity is about what makes you stand out.
The Word says identity is about what makes Christ stand out in you.

Which one will you choose?

~Now Walk It Out

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09/19/2025

💥The King’s Word of the Day

📖 Matthew 28:19 — “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.”

These aren’t the words of Paul, Moses, or David. Not even the prophets or the apostles. These are Jesus’ final words, just before He went back to heaven. Final words carry weight — they stay with us, they drive us.

By the resurrection, Jesus had already proven His power. Death was conquered. That’s the authority behind this command.

💧 Baptism isn’t just water. It’s not a sprinkle. It’s not just some ritual or religious experience. The word itself means to immerse, to submerge. Jesus calls us to a full baptism — in the Father’s authority, the Son’s redemption, and the Spirit’s power. Baptism is a lifestyle. It’s walking out the fullness of God in our everyday lives so others can be cleansed and drawn to Christ.

Too many of us only sprinkle faith into our week — act spiritual on Sunday, maybe carry it into Monday, then drift back to business as usual, only to repeat that cycle “SOMETIMES” week after week. But sprinkling isn’t enough. We have to be a living example, we have to be fully submerged:

👀 Recognizing the Father in everything we do
👣 Walking through Christ who reveals the Father
🕊️ Being guided daily by the Spirit

Before the cross, Emmanuel meant “God with us.” After the resurrection, Emmanuel meant “God proven in His fullness.” No doubt, no question — the Father’s plan, the Son’s victory, and the Spirit’s power all showing out together. That’s the Jesus who gave this command: Go. Baptize. Teach.

The Great Commission isn’t an option. It’s identity. It’s who we are. It’s how we carry Emmanuel into the world.

✝️🔥👣💯 Now Walk It Out

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01/15/2025

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01/14/2025

Sow your seed in the morning, and at evening let your hands not be idle, for you do not know which will succeed, whether this or that, or whether both will do equally well.
Ecclesiastes 11:6 NIV

~Now Walking It Out!

Sow your seed in the morning, and at evening let your hands not be idle, for you do not know which will succeed, whether this or that, or whether both will do equally well.