A New Chapter: Focusing on the Heart of Our Community
Dear valued subscribers and friends,
As we continue our shared journey of advancing God's kingdom, making disciples, developing leaders, and seeking revival through the fivefold ministry and healthy leadership models that reflect the character and teachings of Christ Jesus, I would like to highlight a significant change in our approach.
Over the past few months, we've made a deliberate decision to refine our community. Rather than pursuing a large email list, we've chosen to focus on depth of connection with those who are truly engaged with our mission. This wasn't a decision we made lightly, but one we believe is essential for authentic kingdom reformation.
Our desire is to pour into those who genuinely resonate with our vision—creating a space where everyone feels not just included, but deeply valued and equipped to fulfill their calling. True community isn't measured by numbers but by meaningful connection and shared purpose.
Moving forward, you can expect consistent engagement through our regular content schedule: two posts each week—a written article and either a video or audio podcast. These resources are designed to equip you with biblical insights and practical wisdom for kingdom advancement.
For those ready to dive deeper, becoming a paid subscriber opens doors to exclusive opportunities: direct access to our Kingdom Reformation leaders, interactive Zoom meetings, live training sessions (with full video replay access), and specialized content created specifically to help you advance God's kingdom rule in your sphere of influence.
Thank you for being part of this more focused journey. Your engagement and passion fuel our mission, and I'm excited about the impact we'll make together as we move forward with greater intentionality.
Stay connected through our content, join the conversations in the comments, and share your own experiences with our community. Each of you plays a vital role in what we're building.
Let's advance God's kingdom together with renewed purpose and passion.
Warmly,
Glenn Bleakney
Kingdom Reformation
