We live in a polarizing world. People are being pulled in every direction, having their attention veered away from Jesus.

When followers of Jesus lose sight of living life on earth as it is in heaven, it can be easy to be swayed into the many tribes of this world, being sidetracked from what matters most. If we allow it, the disunity of this world can make its way into our lives and begin to form and shape us.

This leads to a depleting spiritual life. So we long for hope.

A hope that cannot be found living for the things this world offers. A hope that is kingdom-minded.

If we are going to find hope in a broken and hurting world, then we must not be formed by the things of this world—which suffocate our spiritual vitality. Instead, we must be formed by kingdom life, which is best understood through the person of Jesus.

Kingdom Formation: Being Transformed for Life on Earth as It Is in Heaven, helps readers navigate the tension of living for the kingdom of God while residing as pilgrims in a broken and hurting world. This book seeks to bring hope through spiritual restoration and nourishment to those who long to be kingdom people on earth.

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