Aug 11, 2026 · 7 min · 7 segments
In this episode, Frank introduces a brand new series on the podcast entitled “The Kingdom and the Power.” For more resources, check out…
Frank ViolaHost
We've just wrapped up our longstanding series discussing every reference to the Kingdom of God in the New Testament in chronological order.
Such a project has never been done before, hence the reason why my conversation partners and I put our hands to the plow and set out to create it.
It's now available to everyone who cares about God's kingdom and wants to see the entire sweep of what the New Testament says about the Kingdom of God chronologically from beginning to end.
The previous episodes of the show, episodes number one through number 78, covered a wide range of topics related to the Kingdom of God and the Gospel of the Kingdom, including many of the questions you all sent in.
Now then, beginning with episode 182, we are launching a brand-new series called The Kingdom and the Power.
And in that series, we're going to unpack the authority that God has given to every one of His children.
We'll discuss the dominion He's given to the church over the enemy and the forces of darkness.
We'll be giving many practical, yet uncommon lessons on prayer, faith, ministry, and spiritual warfare.
We'll explore topics like healing, the miraculous, the laying hold of God's promises, and spiritual authority all through a kingdom lens.
For instance, why doesn't God always answer our prayers? If God is sovereign, why bother praying at all? What about healing? Is it God's will to always heal sickness? And if so, why do so many Christians never receive healing in this life? Et cetera, et cetera.
Now, I'll be joined by at least one new conversation partner, along with some of the voices you've already heard on the show.
God willing, this new series will kick off sometime in January 2027, so stay subscribed.
In the meantime, you've got plenty of time to catch up on every episode that's come before.
We've just wrapped up our longstanding series discussing every reference to the Kingdom of God in the New Testament in chronological order.
Such a project has never been done before, hence the reason why my conversation partners and I put our hands to the plow and set out to create it.
It's now available to everyone who cares about God's kingdom and wants to see the entire sweep of what the New Testament says about the Kingdom of God chronologically from beginning to end.
The previous episodes of the show, episodes number one through number 78, covered a wide range of topics related to the Kingdom of God and the Gospel of the Kingdom, including many of the questions you all sent in.
Now then, beginning with episode 182, we are launching a brand-new series called The Kingdom and the Power.
And in that series, we're going to unpack the authority that God has given to every one of His children.
We'll discuss the dominion He's given to the church over the enemy and the forces of darkness.
We'll be giving many practical, yet uncommon lessons on prayer, faith, ministry, and spiritual warfare.
We'll explore topics like healing, the miraculous, the laying hold of God's promises, and spiritual authority all through a kingdom lens.
For instance, why doesn't God always answer our prayers? If God is sovereign, why bother praying at all? What about healing? Is it God's will to always heal sickness? And if so, why do so many Christians never receive healing in this life? Et cetera, et cetera.
Now, I'll be joined by at least one new conversation partner, along with some of the voices you've already heard on the show.
God willing, this new series will kick off sometime in January 2027, so stay subscribed.
In the meantime, you've got plenty of time to catch up on every episode that's come before.
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