Keys of the Kingdom
A podcast by Brother Gregory
851 Episodes
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2/11/12: Was Jesus Political?
Published: 11/02/2012 -
2/4/12: Do You Matter?
Published: 4/02/2012 -
1/28/12: Votaries and Congregants
Published: 28/01/2012 -
1/21/12: Free Dominion and Worship
Published: 21/01/2012 -
1/14/12: De Jure and De Facto alternatives
Published: 14/01/2012 -
1/7/12: Systems of God and man
Published: 7/01/2012 -
12/31/11: Peculiar People
Published: 31/12/2011 -
12/24/11: Stand Fast in Liberty
Published: 24/12/2011 -
12/17/11: Authority, Liberty and Lies - Part II
Published: 17/12/2011 -
12/10/11: Authority, Liberty and Lies
Published: 10/12/2011 -
12/3/11: How Christ Can Make You Free
Published: 3/12/2011 -
11/26/11: Embryonic Republics
Published: 26/11/2011 -
11/19/11: What is Money?
Published: 19/11/2011 -
11/12/11: Sowing Seeds of Hope
Published: 12/11/2011 -
11/5/11: Lord of Hosts
Published: 5/11/2011 -
10/29/11: Remembrance
Published: 29/10/2011 -
10/22/11: You Shall Know Them...
Published: 22/10/2011 -
10/15/11: Johnson Amendment
Published: 15/10/2011 -
10/8/11: Path Parameters
Published: 8/10/2011 -
10/1/11: Charity Continues
Published: 1/10/2011
"Keys of the Kingdom" is a 1 hour (now 2 hour) radio program produced by Brother Gregory of His Holy Church. This program is devoted to talking about the Kingdom of God - what it is, where it is, and how to get there. Christ said that the Kingdom of God is at hand. Which means you can reach out and touch it. He told the Pharisees he would take the Kingdom from them and give it to a nation who would bring forth the fruits thereof. He appointed unto his "little flock" (apostles) a Kingdom. He told us to seek FIRST the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. This means now, not waiting until after we die. Does this sound good to you? Then listen further... "Keys of the Kingdom" is broadcast weekly (Saturday mornings - 10AM Central Time) on First Amendment Radio. First Amendment Radio retains exclusive rights to the program for 9 days from airing, then we can make it available to you.
