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The Kingdom of God - Part 2
B.H. Clendennen
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B.H. Clendennen

The Kingdom of God - Part 2

B.H. Clendennen · 4:59

The Kingdom of God is a world where God is real, miracles happen, and heaven's will is done on earth, and we can experience it through prayer and the power of the Holy Spirit.
This sermon emphasizes the reality of the kingdom of God, where miracles happen, angels walk, and God's power is manifested on earth through His people. It highlights the call for believers to demonstrate heaven's reality on earth by living according to God's will and bringing His kingdom to this world. The message underscores the unchanging nature of God and His gospel, urging believers to walk in the Spirit and experience the power of God in their lives.

Full Transcript

He also spoke of a kingdom of light and power where God and angels live and invited me to walk in that kingdom. Oh, if I could run, I'd do it now. I said he invited me to walk in that kingdom.

He told me about a world where God was real, where angels walked, where miracles happened, where it's commonplace with God. I'm talking about the kingdom of God. Oh, yes, hallelujah, hallelujah, a kingdom in which the church was to move and live.

That's what he said. You're to demonstrate on this planet what heaven's all about. The Bible said the word of God is forever settled in heaven, and then Jesus come along and said, whatever's settled up there, I want it to happen down here.

Your prayer must be thy kingdom come, thy will be done on this earth, not in the millennium, but right now in us that know this great God. This gospel never changes because the God that brought it never changes. And the people that walk in God's spirit are the same as the first century people that walked in the spirit.

Hallelujah to God. Amen. This was powerfully made real to me in a camp meeting about 72 miles from here.

They called me in 1958, they come in in 56, begin this church. And that, they, similar to God in East Texas, had a camp meeting out in the field, built a little old brush arbor kind of a place, only it had a metal roof instead of brush. Invite, and I preached for seven years at camp meeting.

So it come from 150 to 1,000 people out there in those woods. You'd go up there, folks, and the men would go out along the fence row. You could hear them for a mile as they prayed.

Women stayed on the tabernacle for an hour before it started. Oh, what times, what times. One night I was preaching.

The old PA system wasn't nothing like this, but I pulled, there was 1,000 people scattered out there, pulled the microphone out, didn't even know it was cut loose. I was so caught up in God, I'd walked out dragging that dead microphone with me, proclaiming Christ, preaching. All of a sudden, they went mad.

You hear me? I mean, people jumped up, began to fall over each other. Some fell out in the sawdust. Over 100 people were baptized in the Holy Ghost.

I said over 100 people falling out. Amen. When I saw what has happened, I retreated back to the platform.

One man come a running. I went over, laid hands on him, not to bless him, but to keep him off the platform. Amen.

I got over, I stopped him. Minute I laid my hands on him, he just began to pour out of him the language of heaven. Oh, he spoke in the most beautiful language.

And while I'm there with him, Brother Thomas come up by me, a pastor. He said, what's going on? I said, listen to him. He's talking in tongues.

He said he can't. He's my nephew, born deaf and dumb 35 years ago. He can't even say mama.

I said, well, he's saying something now. And for 20 minutes, he spoke in the language of God. But when the Holy Ghost lifted, he's still a deaf mute.

Life is deeper than conscience. There's somebody in me. Hallelujah.

Hallelujah. There's somebody. I said, there's somebody in me.

Oh, listen to me. I believe I've lost contact. Oh, God turned the wrong way.

I got over. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on.

Sermon Outline

  1. I. Introduction to the Kingdom of God
  2. A. A world where God is real and miracles happen
  3. B. The church's role in demonstrating heaven on earth
  4. II. The Bible's Teaching on the Kingdom
  5. A. The word of God is forever settled in heaven
  6. B. Jesus' desire for heaven's will to be done on earth
  7. III. The Importance of Prayer in the Kingdom
  8. A. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth
  9. B. The power of the gospel to transform lives
  10. IV. Personal Experience in the Kingdom
  11. A. The power of the Holy Spirit in camp meetings
  12. B. The manifestation of the Holy Ghost in people's lives

Key Quotes

“You're to demonstrate on this planet what heaven's all about.” — B.H. Clendennen
“Whatever's settled up there, I want it to happen down here.” — B.H. Clendennen
“Life is deeper than conscience. There's somebody in me.” — B.H. Clendennen

Application Points

  • Pray for God's kingdom to come and his will to be done in your life.
  • Seek to demonstrate heaven on earth through your actions and words.
  • Allow the Holy Spirit to manifest in your life and bring about transformation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kingdom of God?
The Kingdom of God is a world where God is real, miracles happen, and heaven's will is done on earth.
How can I experience the Kingdom of God?
You can experience the Kingdom of God through prayer, seeking God's will, and allowing the Holy Spirit to manifest in your life.
What role does the church play in the Kingdom?
The church is called to demonstrate heaven on earth, to show the world what God's kingdom is like.
How can I know if I'm experiencing the Holy Ghost?
You may experience the Holy Ghost through signs such as speaking in tongues, falling under the power of God, or other manifestations of the Spirit.

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