
"Keys of the Kingdom" is a 1 hour (now 2 hour) radio program produced by Brother Gregory of His Holy Church. This program is devoted to talking about the Kingdom of God - what it is, where it is, and how to get there. Christ said that the Kingdom of God is at hand. Which means you can reach out and touch it. He told the Pharisees he would take the Kingdom from them and give it to a nation who woul... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 990 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

New series?; Dead Sea Scrolls; Sheepskin?; Copies of Jeremiah; "Religion"; "Essenes"; What the author is trying to impart; Paul's Damascus event; Last episode - Scillitan Martyrs - trial by Roman proconsul Saturninus; Christianity today; Exercising a... more
Finding enlightenment; Knowledge as a source?; Letting God into your heart and mind; DEI and meritocracy; Requiring ID?; The WORD of God - right reason; The WAY of Christ; Inspiration; Subjection to your choices; "No Kings"?; Networking; Christ's com... more
Look at Leviticus; Original languages of the bible; Hebrew - inventive written language; Letters with meaning; Additive letters; Aleph-tav = often untranslated; Lack of phonetics; Misinterpretation; Leprosy?; Understanding Rebekkah; Basic principles ... more
Leviticus 13: Lots of foundational information; "Leprosy"; Keeping the Sabbath?; Keeping it holy?; Word-twisting - Sophistry; Political party lines; Anointing; Tzedek-resh-ayin-tav (Lev 13 "Leprosy"); Moses' dark wife?; 2 Cor 4:16; Physical vs spirit... more
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If you know the time, you will hear this. If you are here then it’s for a reason. May Father in Heaven bless these messages, Brother Gregory and his family.
Excellent, well researched material that will challenge anyone to take a fresh look on what it means to be a Christian.
Gregory should be added to the Intellectual Dark Web. An intellect that’s hard to find these days. He combines his astute knowledge of theology, history, and politics to make a very entertaining worth listening to show. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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A faith-forward program centered on eschatology and Christian social ethics, exploring how biblical concepts of the Kingdom of God translate into everyday life. Episodes frequently critique state-centric welfare and governmental authority, advocating voluntary charity, neighborhood-based networks, and church-led mutual aid as the primary means of caring for the needy. Listeners are treated to doctrinal exegesis, historical parallels, and contemporary political commentary, often connecting Leviticus and other ancient texts to modern debates about governance, economics, and social welfare. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on independence from civil power, a tens-to-thousands congregational model, and a kingdom-centered civic imagination th... more
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1. Mark Finucchi
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