My Kingdom Call: 6 Steps to Becoming a Kingdom Citizen

   There is a process to becoming a kingdom citizen. Whether individuals are coming from metaphysics, New Thought, or traditional Christian beliefs, certain foundational elements must be addressed. Before something new can be built and planted, there are things that must first be uprooted, torn down, destroyed, and overthrown. Transitioning into the kingdom is an active process that requires this foundational work. This is the Kingdom Call.

"See, I have this day set thee over the nations and over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull down, and to destroy, and to throw down, to build, and to plant." – Jeremiah 1:10

Part 1: What Must Be Uprooted, Torn Down, Destroyed, and Overthrown

1. Uproot Limiting Self-Beliefs

   The first part of the Kingdom Call is to uproot limiting self-beliefs. Beliefs that say people are unworthy, not good enough, insignificant, or merely a nobody must be pulled up by the root.

   People are God's beloved offspring, made in the image and likeness of God. They are spiritual beings created to live from a consciousness of wholeness, worth, and divine potential. Any belief that contradicts this truth must be uprooted.

   Instead of constantly focusing on what cannot be done, individuals can begin focusing on what can be done. When people abide in God and God's word abides in them, they discover a greater capacity to believe, create, serve, and accomplish. There is no need to remain imprisoned by yesterday's limitations. The Kingdom Call invites individuals to pull limiting beliefs up by the root and make room for a greater consciousness of possibility.

2. Tear Down Faulty Perceptions of God

   The second step is to tear down faulty perceptions of God. Some people perceive God as constantly waiting to punish them or as being against them. This creates fear and causes people to walk through life on eggshells.

   In the kingdom, those imaginations and strongholds must be cast down. Any perception of God that contradicts divine love, goodness, wisdom, and truth must be examined and released. God is not simply a punisher; God is a teacher, guide, helper, and source of wisdom.

   God gives the Holy Spirit to help and guide people. Scripture declares that God's thoughts toward humanity are thoughts of peace, hope, purpose, and a future. How people see God shapes how they see themselves, other people, and the world around them.

   God does not use people as disposable tools. People are vessels, channels, and conduits through which divine love, wisdom, goodness, and purpose can flow.

3. Destroy Isms and Schisms

   The third step is to destroy isms and schisms. Racism, classism, sexism, ageism, and discrimination against people because of their identity or orientation must be confronted and dismantled.

   The Kingdom Call moves people beyond simply tolerating one another. It calls humanity toward acceptance, respect, dignity, and celebration of every person as a unique expression of God.

   These divisions may have deep roots in families, cultures, institutions, and personal experiences, so destroying them can take time. However, the work must continue. As consciousness expands, individuals begin to recognize that humanity is deeply interconnected and that every person carries inherent dignity and worth.

4. Overthrow Religious Dogma

   The fourth step is to overthrow religious dogma. Religious traditions can provide structure and meaning, but rigid beliefs that insist there is only one acceptable way for every person to connect with God can become barriers to spiritual growth.

   The Kingdom Call invites individuals to examine inherited beliefs and distinguish between genuine spiritual truth and traditions that may have become restrictive. People come from different cultures, backgrounds, and religious traditions, and their spiritual journeys may look different.

   Overthrowing dogma does not mean abandoning faith. It means becoming willing to think deeply, study honestly, seek truth, and allow consciousness to expand. Anything that prevents a person from growing in love, wisdom, truth, and understanding must be examined.

Part 2: What Must Be Built and Planted

5. Build Consciousness

   After the uprooting, tearing down, destroying, and overthrowing, the next step is to build consciousness.

   Once limiting beliefs have been released, individuals can intentionally build awareness of God, self-worth, spiritual identity, purpose, and possibility. Instead of allowing the environment to determine consciousness, people can consciously choose what they believe, what they focus on, and how they respond to life.

   Building consciousness means learning to see God in every person, in every place, and in every situation. It means becoming increasingly aware of divine presence and allowing that awareness to influence thoughts, words, decisions, relationships, and actions.

   The more consciousness is built, the more individuals begin to live from the truth of who they are rather than from the limitations of who they once believed themselves to be.

6. Plant Kingdom Entities

   The sixth step is to plant entities. Once consciousness has been built, individuals can establish structures that allow kingdom principles to become visible and practical in the world.

   These entities can include local assemblies, ministries, businesses, networks, alliances, organizations, educational initiatives, and other expressions of service. The purpose is to take what has been developed internally and give it an external structure through which it can bless others.

   Planting requires vision, faith, organization, consistency, and service. What begins as an idea can become an entity that impacts families, communities, cities, and generations. The goal is not simply to build something for personal recognition, but to create something through which God's goodness can be expressed and multiplied.

   This is where the process moves from consciousness to manifestation. What has been built within can now become something that serves and transforms the world around it.

The Kingdom Call Is a Continuous Process

   The Kingdom Call is not a one-time event. It is a continuing process of spiritual growth and transformation. There will always be beliefs to examine, perceptions to correct, divisions to dismantle, and traditions to reconsider. Likewise, there will always be greater levels of consciousness to build and new expressions of purpose to plant.

   Jeremiah 1:10 presents a powerful progression: root out, pull down, destroy, throw down, build, and plant. Before the new can flourish, the old must be addressed. Before something can be planted successfully, the ground must be prepared.

   The Kingdom Call therefore requires courage to release what no longer serves divine purpose and faith to build what reflects God's highest and best.

Conclusion

   The Kingdom Call requires continuous dedication to building consciousness and planting kingdom-centered expressions of service. However, successful building and planting require the necessary work of uprooting, tearing down, destroying, and overthrowing.

   By applying these six steps, individuals can overcome limiting beliefs, release faulty perceptions, dismantle division, move beyond restrictive dogma, build a greater consciousness of God, and plant expressions of purpose that benefit others.

   The Kingdom Call is an invitation to become more conscious, more courageous, and more intentional. It is a call to stop allowing the past to define the future and to become active participants in building a life that reflects divine purpose.

   What needs to be uprooted in your life? What needs to be torn down? What needs to be destroyed or overthrown? And once that work is complete, what is God calling you to build and plant?

"For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he." – Proverbs 23:7

📖 Reflection: What belief, perception, division, or tradition do you need to release so that you can build greater consciousness and fully embrace your Kingdom Call?

💡 Action Step: Identify one thing that needs to be uprooted, torn down, destroyed, or overthrown in your life. Then identify one kingdom-centered idea, relationship, ministry, business, or service opportunity that you can begin building or planting this week.