Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

What is he saying? Pastor Bankie teaches that when God speaks, His Spirit goes forth as words you can hear and “amen” into faith. Worship—praise, thanksgiving, consecration, and rejoicing—helps you tap into this power. Then you must keep elevating the word with attention and persistence, not chasing experiences.

With God, works matter. The message teaches that righteousness begins through faith and reconciliation—like Abraham—so we can hear God’s voice and be taught. Yet God’s judgment and promised blessings are connected to obedience, and tests show whether faith will produce the works of righteousness and repentance He requires.

So today, want to explain further on the matter of righteousness. Pastor Bankie warns against self-righteousness that comes from judging yourself by law or works, and urges believers to humble themselves and ask for mercy. He teaches that righteousness is by faith—lived as daily, faithful following of Christ, not bragging about what you have done.

Now again, I incline my ears to His word. Pastor Bankie teaches that God sustains all things by the word of his power, and that His precious and magnificent promises transform us. To “drink” of God’s life, we must pay attention to His words, keep them in our hearts, and rejoice in the Lord rather than grumble.

You are not in bondage to sin, you can say no. Pastor Bankie teaches that through reconciliation in Christ (especially in Romans chapter 5), believers are no longer under sin’s rule. He urges the church to live from God’s hierarchy and realm in Christ, refuse fear and devil-centric thinking, and avoid twisting God’s Word.

The Lord is good. The message centers on “righteousness” as reconciliation to the Father, not good works—something God accomplished through Christ. He teaches that the law could not achieve this purpose, but God’s righteousness is received by faith in Jesus Christ, bringing justification, peace with God, and victory over sin and death.

That the Lord has given me the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him. The message teaches that we receive God’s Spirit by lifting up the Lord and inclining our ears to his word, so light comes, healing happens, and we grow more like the Lord Jesus. It also urges trust in God’s covenant peace rather than fearing Satan.

Is the Lord impressed with my prayer life? Pastor Bankie teaches that prayer motivations are not all equal: Solomon asked for wisdom, not independence from God. Jesus models focused prayer in Gethsemane—seeking strength and obedience to the Father’s will. Central to calling-centered living is praying for God’s direction, not merely personal comfort.

Flood your home with light. Pastor Bankie teaches that sin is independence from God and that disobedience opens the way for a real “force called darkness.” Light from God’s word exposes darkness and helps you drive it out by obedience, prayer, and declaring Scripture over your home and atmosphere, rather than pursuing darkness-fueling influences.

When God wants to bless you, a sign of his blessing is instructions. Pastor Bankie teaches that rejecting God’s instruction leads into darkness, where wrong principles and harmful influences begin to shape daily choices. In contrast, God’s Word gives light, warns, and restores the soul—so believers must pursue understanding, obey correction, and keep their hearts open to His light.