Un-Official League of Soul-Winners for Jesus Christ
The Kingdom of Heaven LLC is a campaign designed to create cultural urgency in our acceptance of Jesus Christ and his relevance in our life today
Is to proclaim the name of Christ among the youth, providing the tools and resources freely to score souls for His kingdom, helping Christians share their faith online and in person. Our target is the youth worldwide, teens and young adults, with vision of birthing teams of evangelist everywhere.
Started as family outreach to close 2019, pre-lockdowns, from the joy it brought to know the truth of eternal life through Christ and the passion for wanting others saved.
We created The Kingdom of Heaven Online in 2020 as a group-chat for our friends and family to learn the truth. That all of Scripture is the word of God and that Jesus was the Christ, the Son (human form) of the living God (click here John 10:30), and that by believing in him you may know you have eternal life (1 John 5:13).
As prophecy keeps unfolding our calling was clear — to continue sounding the alarm, unify believers, and lead more to Christ. In 2021 God granted us the honor to use the domain The Kingdom of Heaven.com, as we are the kingdom (you too if you believe), and has gave us charge to represent him as the greatest to ever live, in a way that will encourage others to seek His name.
We’re not “Left” or “Right”. We’re not affiliated with any church or denomination. We're a saved by grace alone ministry (Eph. 2:8-9) sharing what Jesus did as it’s depicted in the Bible — that he cleansed your sins forever once and for all (Heb. 7:27) on the cross — and gave you His Spirit inside you (Eze. 36:27) - so you too can be sure of your eternal life (2 Cor. 1:22).
Though you may see Christians as hypocritical or judgmental, that’s not what Jesus was about. Instead, Jesus offered radical compassion and understood the human condition and all its frailties. Because not only did he create all things, he experienced them too. His teachings and how he lived will help you with your job, family, and relationship challenges, as well as issues like rejection, anxiety, depression and more.
This is about getting to know the real Jesus. How Jesus is God, how he is everywhere, and is knocking at your heart right now in the form of the Holy Spirit — if he isn't inside you already. We're about providing a safe place to ask questions, including the tough ones, to help realize how Jesus is as relevant today as he was 2,000 years ago. Because he's in every born again believer now, and rules all things right now from heaven.
Explore the site. Get in touch on social media or in our community server. We’re here to support and listen to you.
What's The Gospel?
Gospel means “good news.” Good news is something you announce. It's something you proclaim. The good news in our hands is the news that triumphs all good news because it overcomes the worst bad news ever. The bad news is very bad news for us for two reasons: (1) because of who God is and (2) because of who we are, sinners. Have you ever told a lie? Have you ever stolen something regardless of value?
Bad News
God is the holy Creator who owns us and cannot simply overlook sin, and we are sinners whom God must condemn for our spiritual adultery, our rebellion and treason against God the King. But the good news is very good news for us for two reasons: (1) because of what Jesus did and (2) because of what will happen if we trust him.
Here’s what Jesus did: Jesus lived, died, and rose from the dead for sinners. This is God’s solution to our predicament (i.e., that we are sinners and thus deserve God’s wrath). Jesus suffered and died instead of sinners, in the place of sinners, as a substitute for sinners. He lived a perfect life and took our punishment. Jesus died for sins but he was not guilty of a single sin. God punished him for our sins. He took our place. “For our sake he [God] made him [Jesus] to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God” (2 Cor. 5:21).
Jesus suffered and died instead of sinners, in the place of sinners, as a substitute for sinners.
Jesus removes our guilt (expiation) and satisfies God’s righteous wrath against us (propitiation) (see Rom. 3:23–26) forever once and for all (Colossians 2:14). Our fundamental problem is our sin against God and that we are condemned under God’s wrath, and the heart of Jesus’s death is that Jesus paid our penalty in our place forever (Rom. 6:23, 1 Cor. 15:21-22) a gift you can never lose ()if you believe and trust in Him ( Colossians 2:13-14).
This is the gospel. And continues to be central good news for Christians—not merely because God will rescue you from hell and because you can enjoy the pleasures of heaven—it’s good news because you can enjoy God himself like you never could in your shackles of sin! And you don’t need to try to earn God’s favor. You can’t. You should live a certain way (Titus 3:1–2) because of the gospel (Titus 3:3–7), not to placate God or put him in your debt.
Jesus's death is the ultimate good news because of what will happen if we trust Jesus (John 1:12): God saves sinners who turn and trust Jesus (Acts 2:38). Turn (i.e., repent) and trust (believe, exercise faith). This is where you come in. This is where it gets personal and why the gospel is good news for you. The response God requires from you is repentance and faith (trust). Turn from your sin and trust Jesus alone to deliver you (Acts 4:11-12). Trust that God will substitute Jesus’s perfect record—his perfect life and sacrificial death—for your record and thus declare you to be righteous (justified) and a son of God (1 John 3:2). If you believe He did this in your heart, in that instant, your filled with the spirit of Jesus; The Holy Spirit, God, and you're saved (born again, 1 Peter 1:23) because Jesus was The Messiah (God incarnate come to save mankind) who still lives, and promises you eternal life if you accept him in your heart today. Now we can forever approach God with confidence (Eph. 3:12, Heb. 4:16) if we accept him inside (Rom. 8:9), because he never leaves (Eph. 1:13).
