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2010 KMI International Conference

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This Pivotal Moment: Advancing God’s Kingdom in the Midst of Crisis

October 20-22 at Christ Church Kirkland

Seasons of crisis and need are always followed by pivotal moments of great opportunity. As the “isms” of the day take their turn and fail, will the church of Jesus Christ, empowered with the truth of the Kingdom of God, rise up and seize this pivotal moment? The focus of the 2010 leadership meeting will be positioning the people in understanding, so we can take leadership into opportunity. The teaching material will be designed to coincide with the release of Dennis Peacocke’s brand new book, “This Pivotal Moment.”

Wednesday, October 20

6:00pm – Registration

6:30pm – Doors Open

7:00pm – Dennis Peacocke: “The Nature of Crisis”

Thursday, October 21

9.30am – Norm Willis: “Spiritual Leadership in Times of Crisis”

12:00pm – Lunch

2.30pm – Workshop / Donald Bell: The Political Crisis of Immorality

3:15pm – Workshop / Walter Duerr: The Social Crisis of the Traditional Family

4:00pm – Ekklesia Session

5:00pm – Dinner

7:00pm – Dennis Peacocke: “The Absolute Failure of the Secular Vision

Friday, October 22

9:30am – Randy Howard: ”Community Leadership in Times of Crisis”

12:00pm – Lunch

2:30pm – Workshop / Frank Marinkovich: “Influence & Evangelism where we Work

3:00pm – Workshop / ”Models of Promise”

4:00pm – Ekklesia Session

7:00pm – Session V: Dennis Peacocke

REGISTER TODAY!

For more details, contact Christ Church Kirkland at 425-820-2900

March, 2010 KMI Newsletter

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Connecting Through Prayer

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Leader Connect
For Pastors and Senior Leaders of any organization affiliated or in membership with Kingdom Ministries International. You will be receiving updates on KMI churches, events and focus points highlighting the expansive work in the Kingdom within our own network of churches. This will help us remain informed as we endeavor to pray on target.

Intercessors Connect
We will be developing a place for more extensive and insightful information specific to your role in supporting your church/pastor and/or senior leader. You will have prayer focuses, helpful support in strengthening the call to be an armor bearer, watchman, gatekeeper or intercessor as God has called you to co-labor in this capacity. This area will inform you regarding updates, prayer alerts, conference calls/webcast information and/or seminars. This will be coming soon.

Prophetic Connect
As a prophetic and apostolic organization, we have always endeavored to receive the current speaking word of the Lord. What is the Lord saying prophetically to KMI, to the nation? This section will provide the word of the Lord in written form from trusted men and women who have been recognized as a true prophetic voice. We will be developing our prophetic connect section soon.

Do You See What God Sees

Articles•on February 3rd, 2010•No Comments

There are always two issues forever standing before the Body of Christ. The first: God’s vision for man. The second is: Man’s vision for God. We read in Jeremiah 29 of God’s vision for man. Plans to prosper us and give us a future. I would to God that God’s plan for man was more important to man than man’s plan for God. Vision that originates in man and ultimately serves the purposes of man is a misuse of vision. Any attempt to create our own way then ask Jesus to bless it, misses the mark and leaves us short of the eternal goal.

In Habakkuk 2 we are told to “record the vision” not create the vision, make the vision or somehow generate our own vision. Ours is to simply see what He sees then record what we see so we can run with it. Like the “holy men of old” we are to be carried along” by Holy Spirit.

The vision God gives is vision born in the eternal. God’s vision is vision centered in Christ and focused to serve the purposes of Christ. The Biblical division of labor defines Jesus as the author and the finisher and man as the recorder and the runner. Abraham tried to be the creator and produced Ishmael. Jacob tried to create and spent most of his live “jacobing” his way through. This is why we are instructed so often to “wait on God.” If man was the creator of the vision he could create whenever he wanted but being we are the receiver not the creator, we must wait the appointed time. God works by appointment only. As we wait God works, He works on our behalf to bring His purposes to pass…through man. The vision God gives comes at the appointed time not the desired time or the convenient time. God stands outside of time and orders our live eternally, panoramically, dimensionally…consequently He has no need to guess or take a chance. When time reaches its fullness God orders our destiny and we respond accordingly.

So the issue that is constantly before us is ordering our lives according to what He sees not according to what we want. Consequently we must see what He sees in relationship to our future. See what He sees in relationship to our beliefs. See what He sees in relationship to our involvements. See what He sees in relationship to our responses. If we are pursuing a self created vision as opposed to a recorded vision, it is time to lay that vision down for the vision that is by Him, for Him and through Him.

The purpose of this KMI website is to help those who visit see what God sees. As we seek to address and tackle the issues of the day, our deepest desire is do so with the perspective of the Kingdom not the opinions of man.