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What Does the Kingdom of God Look Like Through the Church?

Kelvin Teamer

By Kelvin Teamer | Bio

Kelvin Teamer is the Minister at the Bouldercrest Church of Christ in Atlanta. Prior to serving in this capacity, he served as Youth Minister for 11 years. Kelvin also is the founder of Inspire Counseling and Coaching and works as a Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Life Coach. After graduating from Southern Illinois University with a BS in Marketing, Kelvin went on to pursue studies at the Georgia School of Preaching and Biblical Studies where he graduated in 2005. He then went on to graduate from Amridge University with a Master of Divinity and a Doctor of Ministry. Kelvin is married to the love of his life, Kimberly. They have two wonderful children: Joshua and Jordan.

Church and Kingdom Through the Authority of the Ekklesia

Jesus builds his church as an assembly of kingdom people who display what God’s reign looks like under King Jesus.

*Through Matthew 16, the church receives the keys of the kingdom to open the door for others to come under Jesus’ rule.

*When believers live out their kingdom mission with purpose and identity, the kingdom of God becomes visible through the church.

This is Question #2 in Kelvin Teamer’s Kingdom Life: Experiencing God’s Reign through Love and Holiness.

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