Mighty Men,

Jesus calls us to follow Him into His Kingdom and live by His Kingdom values.

This isn’t a casual invitation. It is a summons to a radical reordering of our lives where His will becomes our mission, His truth our foundation, and His Spirit our guide.

To follow Jesus is to reject the kingdoms of this world—marked by pride, self, and compromise—and instead embrace the upside-down, countercultural values of the Kingdom of God: humility over power, love over fear, service over status, and righteousness over relevance.

The King calls men, fathers, grandfathers, and sons to rise and walk in His ways. To lead not from the top down, but from hearts fully surrendered, minds renewed by truth, and hands ready to serve.

He’s restoring what the enemy has tried to steal: our identity, authority, and legacy. He’s turning the hearts of fathers to their children and the hearts of children to their fathers (Malachi 4:6). He’s building a multigenerational Kingdom that cannot be shaken.

So the question is not merely, “Will you believe in Him?” but “Will you follow Him fully, boldly, daily?”

Kingdom men don’t drift with culture; they stand, build, and bless in the face of it.

Prayer of Surrender

King Jesus, I lay my life at the foot of the cross.

Every part of me, my thoughts, my time, my future

I place myself under Your rule.

Lead me in Your truth, fill me with Your Spirit,

and shape me to reflect Your Kingdom.

Take my life and use it for Your glory.

Your Kingdom come, Your will be done

In my life and my family.

In His Service,

Neil Campbell

Mighty Man Leadership Team

Mighty Men,

As we approach a critical moment for our nation, the federal election is this coming Monday, April 29th. We are calling on every Mighty Man to rise in prayer and take their place on the spiritual wall of Canada.

Scripture exhorts us in 1 Timothy 2:1-2 (NLT):

"I urge you, first of all, to pray for all people. Ask God to help them; intercede on their behalf, and give thanks for them. Pray this way for kings and all who are in authority so that we can live peaceful and quiet lives marked by godliness and dignity."

WHEN YOU VOTE: Kingdom Qualities to Look For in a Candidate

We encourage you to vote prayerfully and consider candidates who demonstrate the following Kingdom-aligned values:

1. Integrity & Truthfulness – Do they speak and act with honesty, even when it costs them?
2. Justice & Compassion – Do they protect the vulnerable (unborn, elderly, marginalized)?
3. Family & Freedom – Do they uphold the sanctity of marriage and parental rights?
4. Stewardship & Accountability – Are they wise with resources and transparent in governance?
5. Moral Courage – Will they stand for righteousness even against cultural pressure?
6. Humility & Servant Leadership – Are they leading for personal gain or to bless others?
7. Fear of the Lord – Do they honour God publicly and privately in their decisions?
8. Do they stand with Israel and advocate for persecuted believers around the world?

“Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people.” — Proverbs 14:34

M-5 Group Discussion Questions

Chapter 6: Kingdom Living- Summary of this Chapter

1. Living in Freedom: Making Jesus Lord of Every Area of Life

True freedom is found in surrender. Kingdom living begins by acknowledging Jesus not just as Saviour, but as Lord over every sphere—finances, relationships, career, time, and purpose. It requires radical obedience and trust in God's leadership, leading to spiritual wholeness and a life marked by peace and purpose.

2. Kingdom Solutions: Alleviating Systemic Poverty Through God's Ways

The Kingdom offers practical answers to complex social issues. Transformation begins with heart change and continues through empowered, Spirit-led action that uplifts the broken and restores dignity through Kingdom economics.

3. Heavenly Treasures: Embracing the Inheritance of God’s Kingdom

Believers are heirs of a divine inheritance: righteousness, peace, joy, authority, and eternal purpose. This inheritance is not earned but received by grace through faith. It includes both present power to live victoriously and a future hope secured in eternity. Embracing this identity calls us to live not as victims, but as sons and daughters of the King.

4. Kingdom Living: Investing in Eternal Riches and Spiritual Legacy

Kingdom-minded living reorients our values from temporal to eternal. Instead of storing earthly wealth, we invest in people, discipleship, truth, and love. Our legacy is not what we leave to the next generation, but what we leave in them—a faith-filled example, Kingdom priorities, and a life that points to Jesus. This is the wealth that lasts forever.

This Week's Homework

Read Chapter 6 - 'As in Heaven Life in the Kingdom' and reflect on the Questions on Pages 109 -110.