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The Kingdom Vision — Part 2: Understanding the Kingdom What does it mean to seek God’s Kingdom first in everyday life? In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Larry Lee and Brother Keith Cannon continue their Kingdom Vision series with a conversation grounded in Matthew 6:33. Through Mark 1:14–15, Romans 14:17, and Matthew 6:19–24, they explore God’s Kingdom as His reign and authority—shaping our lives today as we look toward eternity. Putting King Jesus first influences our marriages, families, work, relationships, and service to others. Kingdom living means reflecting His love, compassion, righteousness, peace, and joy throughout the week. Brother Larry shares a heartfelt story about his father’s lasting impact on a neighbor, showing how a life of faithful service can communicate God’s love even across language barriers. Brother Keith reminds listeners that you don’t have to know everything about the Bible to make a difference: the light you share can illuminate someone else’s life. Before making a decision, consider these four questions: Does this agree with Scripture?What motive is driving me?Will this help me love God and my neighbor?Am I willing to obey God when it costs me convenience?Join us next time for Part 3: Submitting to God and Trusting His Care, as we explore surrendering to His will and seeking His righteousness. Listen to The Kingdom Biblecast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, and Amazon Prime Music. Thank you, everyone, for listening! Please continue to support us with your prayers, subscribe, share the podcast, and leave us your feedback. We’re grateful for your encouragement and for walking with us as we grow in God’s Word. Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, Walk it Out. God bless you all! — Brother Larry Lee & Brother Keith Cannon

The Kingdom Vision
The Kingdom Biblecast with Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon What does it mean to seek God’s Kingdom first in our everyday lives? In this episode, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon continue exploring the vision of The Kingdom Biblecast: Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, Walk it Out. Drawing from Matthew 6:25–34, with a focus on Matthew 6:33, they discuss making God our priority, trusting His provision, and surrendering the worries and distractions that compete for our attention. Their conversation encourages believers to build a daily relationship with God through prayer, Bible study, Scripture memorization, and obedience that extends beyond Sunday worship. Reflecting on Jesus’ warnings in Matthew 24, the brothers emphasize spiritual discernment, remaining grounded in God’s Word, and sharing the gospel with a sense of urgency. Listeners are challenged to represent Christ among their families, friends, coworkers, and communities—putting their faith into action. Brother Keith also introduces his upcoming Faith Talk Biblecast, sharing his heart for biblical teaching, spiritual growth, and encouraging men to become stronger followers of Christ. A future episode will continue the discussion of seeking God’s Kingdom and His righteousness. Thank you to everyone for listening and for your continued love, prayers, and support! Please continue supporting The Kingdom Biblecast by subscribing and sharing the podcast with someone who needs encouragement. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and Amazon Music. Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, Walk it Out—one conversation at a time. God bless everyone!

The Kingdom Biblecast Vision — Episode Summary In this foundational episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, host Brother Lawrence Lee and co-host Brother Keith Cannon explain the God-given vision behind the ministry: “Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, and Walk It Out.” Using Matthew 6:33 as the central scripture, Lawrence and Keith emphasize that seeking God’s Kingdom means making Him the first priority in every area of life—not merely turning to Him during trouble. Through prayer, Scripture, worship, and obedience, believers can surrender their plans and receive God’s direction. The conversation then explores what it means to live the Word. Hearing sermons and reading Scripture are important, but God’s truth must also transform our character, renew our minds, and influence how we speak, forgive, handle conflict, treat others, and make decisions. The Bible is more than something we carry; it is God’s instruction for how we live. Finally, Lawrence and Keith encourage listeners to walk it out by making their faith visible through everyday actions. This includes showing patience to difficult people, forgiving those who have caused hurt, helping those in need, living honestly, serving without seeking recognition, and representing Christ at work, at home, and in the community. Listeners are challenged to begin each day by asking: Who can I encourage today?Who can I serve today?Where can I demonstrate the love of Christ today?Our faith becomes credible when our actions agree with what we proclaim. The vision of The Kingdom Biblecast is to help believers place God first, become transformed by His Word, and faithfully represent Jesus Christ in every part of life. Featured Scriptures: Matthew 6:33; Proverbs 3:5–6; Colossians 3:1–2; James 1:22; John 14:15; Romans 12:2; Colossians 2:6; Galatians 5:16; Micah 6:8. Listen to The Kingdom Biblecast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and Amazon Music. Please subscribe and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement. Seek the Kingdom. Live the Word. Walk It Out.

In this special solo episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Lawrence Lee shares an encouraging and heartfelt message titled “My Help Comes from the Lord,” based on Psalm 121:1–2. Following the unexpected passing of a coworker, Brother Lawrence reflects on the brevity of life, the importance of knowing Jesus Christ, and the need to cherish the time God has given us with our loved ones. He reminds us that although we may turn to family, friends, finances, careers, and our own abilities, our ultimate help comes from the Lord—the Creator of heaven and earth. Through the examples of King Jehoshaphat, Peter, David, and the apostle Paul, this episode explores how believers can ask God for help, depend on Him throughout the Christian journey, and trust His sustaining grace during life’s storms. Whether God changes our circumstances or gives us strength to endure them, He remains faithful in every season. If you are feeling tired, overwhelmed, confused, discouraged, or uncertain about what to do next, this message will encourage you to keep looking to God, praying honestly, trusting His Word, and taking the next faithful step. This is a solo episode with Brother Lawrence Lee. Brother Keith Cannon will return for our next episode, so please stay tuned and keep your notifications turned on! Thank you for tuning in to The Kingdom Biblecast. Please subscribe, share this episode with someone who needs encouragement, and join us again next time. “Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, Walk It Out.” Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and Amazon Music. God bless you!

Episode Summary In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon explore Proverbs 16:9: “We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.” Through the lives of Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Ruth, Esther, and the apostle Paul, the hosts demonstrate how God guides His people through uncertainty, waiting, hardship, unexpected changes, and closed doors. They also look to Jesus Christ as the greatest example of surrender to the Father’s will. This conversation reminds us that planning is wise, but surrender is essential. A delay does not mean God has forgotten us, a closed door may be His protection, and redirection is not necessarily rejection. Even when we cannot see the entire road ahead, we can trust God to provide enough light for our next faithful step. Listeners are challenged to surrender one plan, decision, or concern to God and identify one practical act of obedience they can take this week. God’s direction is wiser, His timing is perfect, and His purpose is greater than anything we could design for ourselves. Podcast Episode Description When life doesn’t unfold according to our plans, can we still trust God? In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon discuss “When God Redirects Our Plans,” based on Proverbs 16:9: “We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.” Together, they examine how Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Ruth, Esther, Paul, and Jesus trusted God through uncertainty, waiting, painful circumstances, dangerous assignments, and unexpected redirection. Their stories remind us that God can use every season to develop our character, prepare us for His purpose, and lead us toward opportunities we could not see for ourselves. You’ll discover why: • Planning is wise, but surrender is essential
• God’s redirection is not rejection
• A delay is not necessarily a denial
• A closed door may be God’s protection
• Waiting can be part of your preparation
• Faithfulness in small things can lead to greater Kingdom opportunities
• Our responsibility is obedience—the outcome belongs to God If your life looks different from what you planned, be encouraged: God has not forgotten you. Keep praying, trusting, and obeying Him one faithful step at a time. Hosted by Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon. Seek the Kingdom. Live the Word. Walk it Out. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. God bless you!

Comfort in Times of Weariness
Matthew 11:28–30 In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, hosts Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon explore Jesus’ comforting invitation in Matthew 11:28–30: “Then Jesus said, ‘Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.’” Life’s responsibilities, hardships, disappointments, and uncertainties can leave us physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausted. Yet Jesus invites us to come directly to Him, lay down our burdens, and receive the rest that only He can provide. Together, Lawrence and Keith discuss what it means to take Christ’s yoke upon us, learn from His gentle and humble heart, and trust Him during seasons of weariness. His promise does not mean we will never experience difficulties, but it assures us that we never have to carry our burdens alone. When we walk closely with Jesus, He gives us strength for today, hope for tomorrow, and lasting rest for our souls. Thank you to everyone who listened to this episode. We truly appreciate your continued prayers and support. Please stay tuned for upcoming episodes and topics from The Kingdom Biblecast. Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, and Walk It Out. Thank you all for listening, and God bless!

Welcome to The Kingdom Biblecast, where we encourage you to Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, and Walk It Out. We are so grateful you’ve joined us for another time of studying God’s Word together. In this encouraging episode, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon explore Jesus’ compassionate invitation found in Matthew 11:28–30, where He calls all who are weary and burdened to come to Him for true rest. Together, we discuss what it means to lay our heavy burdens at the feet of Christ, how His yoke is easy and His burden is light, and why following Jesus brings peace that the world can never provide. Whether you’re carrying the weight of anxiety, disappointment, grief, stress, or simply feeling exhausted by life’s challenges, this episode reminds us that Jesus does not ask us to carry those burdens alone. Instead, He invites us into a relationship marked by grace, humility, and rest for our souls. As we learn from Christ and trust Him daily, we discover that His strength is sufficient for every season of life. We pray this message encourages your heart, renews your faith, and reminds you that there is always hope and comfort in the presence of Jesus Christ. Thank you so much for your continued support of The Kingdom Biblecast. We truly appreciate you being part of our listening family. If this episode encouraged you, please share it with your family and friends, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a new episode. Until next time, continue to Seek the Kingdom, Live the Word, and Walk It Out. God bless you!

In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, we continue our journey through John 4:19–42 as we explore one of the most powerful encounters in the Gospels—Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well. What began as a simple request for water became a life-changing encounter with the Living Water, transforming one woman’s heart and leading an entire community to Christ. Together, we’ll discover what it truly means to worship the Father in spirit and in truth, as Jesus explains that genuine worship is not confined to a location or religious tradition but flows from a heart surrendered to God and grounded in His truth (John 4:21–24). We’ll also examine Jesus’ powerful teaching about the spiritual harvest in John 4:34–38, where He reminds His disciples that His mission was to do the Father’s will and that the fields are already ripe for harvest. As followers of Christ, we are called to lift our eyes, recognize the opportunities God places before us, and faithfully share the Gospel with those who are searching for hope. This episode also highlights how the Samaritan woman became an unexpected yet effective witness. She didn’t have years of theological training or all the answers—she simply shared what Jesus had done in her life. Her testimony reminds us that God can use anyone whose life has been transformed by His grace to point others to the Savior. Whether you’re looking for encouragement to share your faith, a deeper understanding of true worship, or renewed passion for God’s mission of reaching the lost, this episode will challenge and inspire you to become an active participant in His harvest. Thanks for tuning into The Kingdom Biblecast, where We Seek The Kingdom, Live The Word & Walk it Out.

Hey Thank You for tuning in to today’s episode. Today we have a solo pod episode today with your Co-Host Brother Keith Cannon who is reading from the book of John 4:1-18 this passage of scripture is known as Jesus and the Samaritan woman. We see how Jesus uses “Jacob’s” Well as an opportunity to meet this woman at the well to guide as a divine encounter with Himself Jesus Christ. This is a Masterclass on evangelism on how to share your faith or share the good news of the Gospel of Salvation to a world who is thirsty for The Kingdom of God. Who around you today needs to hear about your testimony? Who around you needs to here this message of “living water” Jesus had came to give a world who is chasing after temporary relief or temporary hunger or thirst in exchange of a life that replenishes all your worldly desires. Listen and share this wonderful message brought to you by Brother Keith Cannon, I pray that this will minister to your heart and encourage you to share your faith with others around you. God Bless You!

Finding Common Ground: Sharing Your Faith with Compassion and Purpose In this episode of the Kingdom Bible Cast, hosts Lawrence Lee and Keith Cannon continue their discussion on evangelism and outreach by exploring the importance of finding common ground when sharing the Gospel. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 9:19-23, they examine how the Apostle Paul intentionally connected with different groups of people in order to effectively communicate the message of Jesus Christ. Through practical examples and biblical insights, they discuss how believers can build meaningful relationships, show genuine compassion, and allow the Holy Spirit to guide their conversations. The discussion also highlights Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4, demonstrating how simple conversations and everyday needs can become powerful opportunities for spiritual transformation. In this episode, you’ll discover: * Why prayer is essential before sharing your faith * How Paul adapted his approach without compromising the Gospel * The importance of listening and understanding people’s needs * How Jesus used common ground to open hearts to truth * Practical ways to connect with coworkers, neighbors, friends, and even strangers * Why compassion and discipleship go hand in hand Whether you’re new to evangelism or looking for encouragement to reach others more effectively, this conversation will inspire you to share God’s love with wisdom, sensitivity, and purpose. Key Scriptures: * 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 * Acts 17:22-23 * John 4:4-42 * Matthew 28:19-20 Join us as we learn how to seek the Kingdom, live the Word, and walk it out—one conversation at a time.

Are we truly doing enough to rally the harvest?** 🤔 *Drop a 🔥 if you’re ready to be part of the solution* 💥 Today, we explored the powerful images Jesus painted in Matthew 9:36-38 — seeing the crowds overwhelmed, harassed, and helpless, he was moved with compassion. He didn’t just observe; he responded by praying for more workers and encouraging us to do the same. The harvest is plentiful — what’s missing? The laborers. 👩‍🌾👨‍🌾 Think about it: the fields are ripe *now*. Are you praying for courage, wisdom, and opportunity to share the gospel? It’s not about being perfect or knowing every scripture — it’s about starting with compassion and boldness. Prayer aligns our hearts with God’s mission, turning us into harvest workers. So, who in your life needs to experience God's love today? Tag them, pray for them, and step out in faith — the fields are ready. 🌾 **Worth pondering:** Are we doing our part or waiting for the perfect moment that may never come? #KingdomJourney #HarvestTime #WalkItOut

Thank You for tuning in! In this episode Myself and Brother Keith Cannon discuss Genesis 3:8-19. In this episode we see the results of Adam’s disobedience to God’s command, we see by the simple act of disobedience to God the fall out has been a separation of intimacy of the relationship between God and mankind. God and mankind should be in step with one another, there should be no separation between God and mankind. Also there should be no separation between Adam and Eve, because of the disobedience of Man there became disorder between Adam and Eve, when asked by God why did Adam eat the fruit from the tree He told them not to eat of Adam immediately blamed God, and then blamed Eve actually calling Her “the woman” You gave Me. This was the “blame shift” Adam did not accept responsibility for the part He played in this act of disobedience. As you listen to this episode my prayer is that you reflect on the story of the fall of Man and how through our new life with Jesus Christ we can live in obedience to God! I pray this episode will be a blessing to you all, please subscribe and share and continue to pray for us that The Lord will continue to guide us and direct us as we bring these episodes to you! Blessings!

Hey Everyone Thanks for tuning in. Today’s episode is a special Resurrection Day Episode I pray you and your family enjoy this day. This for the believer is a joyous occasion, as we celebrate and commemorate the day in which Our Lord Jesus Christ rose from the grave! Today and everyday we have this blessed hope that because Christ has defeated death we too are victorious over death and separation from God. Today we should no longer fear dying unless you do not have a relationship with God through Jesus Christ! He also PAID IN FULL the debt of sin, we can now live a righteous life thanks to Jesus Christ our Lord!! Make today a time with your family and friends a day to remember! I pray you enjoy this episode and may it be a blessing!

Happy Palm Sunday Everyone!! In this episode myself and Brother Keith Cannon read Mark 11 entitled the triumphant entry of Jesus. Some of you may remember this passage of Jesus riding into the city of Jerusalem on a donkey while the people celebrated His entry with palm branches crying Hosanna! The same crowd who celebrated Jesus’s entry was the same crowd who would later want Him crucified, they would later chant Crucify Him with anger. We also read Genesis 3:1-7 which is our main topic entitled “Adam Where Are You?” We see in this passage of scripture Eve is approached in The Garden by the serpent who deceives Eve with questions about the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge, God’s instructions Adam & Eve was to never eat from this tree. Why did Adam allow Eve to eat the fruit from this tree from which they were told to never eat from it? Listen to this wonderful discussion between Myself and Brother Keith as we discuss what leadership looks like in the midst of temptation. I hope you all enjoy this episode. Please share and subscribe and keep our podcast in your thoughts and prayers!! Thank You

Hey Thank You for tuning in! In celebration of Palm Sunday I take the time to reflect in this solo episode about the importance of Palm Sunday the meaning of it and how we as believers can prepare for Holy Week. This was the final week of Jesus’s earthly life on earth and the finale to His earthly ministry. Like the end of a series finale Holy Week is bringing up reflections of what Jesus Christ was preparing to do for all of humanity, Jesus was God’s sacrifice for us all, he was preparing Him in this final week to be led to the cross, almost like Abraham was preparing his son Isaac to be a sacrifice. This was not easy, as believers do not let this week go by like any other week, take this time to fast from a meal or activity whether it be from social media or television, and take inventory of your relationship with God. Ask yourself are you living a life that is pleasing to God or are you just going through the motions or are you just existing. Reconnect with God today make a renewed commitment to Him. God Bless you