Kingdom Of God Expansion Ministries

03/09/2026

Everyone in the world is searching for peace — but real peace does not come from circumstances, success, or the approval of others. In this video we look at what Scripture teaches about true peace that comes from God.

Jesus said in Gospel of John 14:27 that the peace He gives is not like the peace the world offers. It is deeper, lasting, and able to quiet a troubled heart.

This message explores several passages of Scripture that reveal:

• Peace that comes directly from God
• Peace that grows through trusting Him
• Peace that shapes how we live with other people
• Peace that guards the heart and mind

We’ll look at verses including Epistle to the Philippians 4:6–7, Book of Isaiah 26:3, Psalm 29, Epistle to the Romans 12:18, Epistle to the Hebrews 12:14, Epistle to the Colossians 3:15, and Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 3:16.

If you’ve been feeling anxious, restless, or overwhelmed, these Scriptures remind us that the peace of God is not something we create — it is something He gives.

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Scriptures Covered

John 14:27
Philippians 4:6–7
Isaiah 26:3
Psalm 29:11
Romans 12:18
Hebrews 12:14
Colossians 3:15
2 Thessalonians 3:16

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11/24/2025

Does salvation begin with God’s grace or with our free will? Can a human being come to God on their own, or does God draw us first? In this video, we explore what the Bible teaches about God’s sovereignty, prevenient grace, and the true relationship between faith and free will according to Catholic and Protestant theology.

You’ll learn why Catholics reject Pelagianism, why Protestants and Catholics actually agree on more than they realize, and how verses like John 6:44, Ephesians 2:8, and Philippians 2:12–13 reveal a powerful unity in Christian understanding of salvation.

If you’ve ever wondered about predestination, grace, conversion, or the role of human freedom in coming to Christ, this video breaks it down in a simple, biblical, and respectful way.

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11/21/2025

In this video, we explore the powerful gift Jesus gave us in the Sacrament of Confession. Confession isn’t about shame — it’s about freedom, healing, and returning to the Father who loves us.

We look at:
• What the Bible says about Confession
• Why Jesus gave the Apostles authority to forgive sins
• What the Early Church Fathers believed about confessing to a priest
• Why this sacrament brings peace, strength, and spiritual clarity
• How Confession has helped me in my own journey back to the Catholic Church

Whether you haven’t gone in years or go regularly, this teaching will help you understand why Confession truly is the medicine of mercy.

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📖 Scripture References

John 20:22–23 – “If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven…”
Matthew 16:19 / 18:18 – “Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven…”
James 5:16 – “Confess your sins to one another…”

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🕊 Early Church Fathers Quoted
• St. Cyprian of Carthage
• St. Basil the Great
• St. Ambrose
• St. Augustine
• The Didache

These early Christian witnesses show that Confession to a priest has been part of the Church from the very beginning — not a medieval invention, but apostolic tradition.

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🙏 If you’re struggling with sin…

Don’t be afraid. Jesus does not love you less when you fall.
He loves you too much to leave you there.

Run back to His mercy.

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11/19/2025

I go a little in depth on one of the greatest reasons I came back to The Holy Catholic Church. Namely the Holy Eucharist. I was in protestanism for over 20 years and now at age 36 it was revealed to me by The Holy Spirit and by the research of Early Historical Christianity that The Holy Apostolic Catholic Church is the Church established by Christ. It is manifested throughout the first one thousand years of Christianity.

06/02/2025