In this episode of the FKP Podcast, Michael A. Blue revisits the foundational pillars of Kingdom professionalism that were introduced in Episode 2: perspective, principle, practice, partnership, and progeny. Joined again by guests Elder Dr. Ready Long, Jr. and Pastor Elisha Sumo, they explore the critical importance of seeing our work as worship and the profound impact of a kingdom mindset. Together, they emphasize how understanding these pillars empowers professionals to shape culture and fulfill their divine calling. Tune in to discover how to elevate your purpose in the marketplace!

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In this enlightening episode of the FKP Podcast, Michael A. Blue engages in a profound conversation with Elder Dr. Reddgo Long and Elisha Sumo. They explore the contrasting perspectives of the Kingdom of God and the world, emphasizing the principle of abundance over scarcity. As they discuss the importance of collaboration and healthy competition, the hosts challenge listeners to recognize their unique purposes and cultivate partnerships that uplift and empower. Tune in for insights on how to reflect God's intentions and manage His world effectively, fostering a culture of abundance and success.

Welcome to the Fellowship of Kingdom Professionals, a movement not bound by geography or ethnicity but united under a higher calling—the Kingdom of God. In this insightful message, Michael A. Blue explores what it means to live as a Kingdom Professional. Drawing from Scripture, he reveals how every talent, profession, and sphere of influence belongs to God, the original Creator, Owner, and rightful beneficiary of all things.

From Psalm 24:1, 'The earth is the Lord’s and everything in it,' to the profound implications of work as worship, he unpacks the privilege and responsibility of stewarding our gifts in medicine, law, education, and beyond. Every effort, every innovation, every act of integrity in work mirrors God's image, extending His Kingdom. Join us to discover how your role—whatever it may be—is vital to God’s design and can be a powerful act of worship.