Guest Speaker: Bishop Paul Zink - Get a Grip

What if the greatest barrier to everything God wants to do in and through us is not our circumstances, but the kingdoms ruling our minds? This message cuts straight to the heart of that question. We are reminded that every thought carries a nature behind it, and that nature is either drawing us toward the purposes of God or pulling us away from them. Ephesians 6:12 grounds us in the reality that our real struggle is not with people or situations but with spiritual forces that traffic in doubt, fear, and small thinking. When we learn to judge every thought by its nature, asking whether it reflects the character of God or something far less, we begin to see how much of our daily inner life has been quietly surrendered to kingdoms that do not belong to us. The invitation here is not to self-improvement but to a genuine shift in spiritual authority, one that begins in the mind and transforms the heart. If we take seriously the truth that the kingdom ruling our minds will ultimately conquer our hearts, we cannot afford to be passive about what we allow ourselves to meditate on. This is a call to a more intentional, more consecrated inner life, and it is one worth answering.