Kingdom of God – The People’s Revival

November 6, 2025

Spiritual Reset: God’s Preferential Love for the Poor and the Role of Justice in a Real Church

Principle If your faith doesn’t touch the poor, it’s not faith — it’s theater. God has always sided with the crushed, the overlooked, and the left-behind. From Egypt to Calvary, His heart beats on the underside of empire. When Jesus said “Blessed are the poor,” He wasn’t being poetic — He was announcing Heaven’s policy. Continue reading

2025 The People’s Revival

American Christianity, Christian Left, Christian social justice, Kingdom of God, Leftist Christianity, Pentecostal Leftist, social justice, The People’s Revival

November 4, 2025

The Perpetual Jubilee of the Kingdom

Principle: The Kingdom’s Economy Is a Perpetual Jubilee When Jesus stood in Nazareth and read Isaiah 61 — “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me… to proclaim good news to the poor… to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord” — He wasn’t being poetic. He was nationalizing mercy. He was declaring that the Continue reading

2025 The People’s Revival

American Christianity, Christian Left, Income Inequality, Kingdom of God, Reformation

June 23, 2019

Revolutionary Papers: June 23, 2019

Blessed (empowered to prosper) are the poor in the spiritual realm: for theirs is the Kingdom of God. Matthew 5:3 Notice first that Christ was not saying that poverty was a blessing. I’ve been poor and I’ve had money; having money is better. Unjust poverty is violence, as Gandhi stated; it’s a terrible assault on Continue reading

the revolutionary papers

American Christianity, American church, Christianity, dominion, JC Smith, Kingdom of God, Reformation, Revolution, state of the church