We are an internet-based ministry that is currently in transition. While we have previously concentrated our efforts on establishing a presence in the virtual world, via social media, our ministry has been led to expand our outreach to include the traditional brick-and-mortar style of ministry. The one thing that you will notice about this ministry is that we are not your customary or old-style ministry. Follow us on this journey, and share your faith with ours, as we seek, what God has planned for our ministry. Our mission is simple, we seek illumination of the scriptures and offer the same with that which has been revealed to us. It is not our intent to question any religious beliefs nor do we intend to convert anyone to a certain religion or religious belief. However, we will question all things as they pertain to God in an effort to gain wisdom, understanding, and revelation knowledge. We want to encourage those who have an ear to hear to think outside of the box of traditional religious guidelines so that they may be free to fully explore the things of God, without restriction and without fear of being condemned or ostracized. We seek to walk in truth and no longer in loyalty to Churchianity, denominationalism, and traditionalism. We have become tired of the deceptions; therefore, we continually seek scriptural evidence – primarily book, chapter, and verse, before we consider any thought, idea, or suggestion that may be passed on to us. We want to reverse the effects of Churchianity, denominationalism, and traditionalism, where Christianity has become some politically correct, feel-good ideology. We want to expose the confusing, deceitful, and pretentious religious convictions that many believe necessary in their effort to praise and worship God. We want to reveal the simplicity of Christianity and the straightforward way God has called his children to praise and worship him. We aim to faithfully teach God’s divine word, revealing all that we discover no matter how inconsequential it may appear to be, so that all who have an ear to hear will acquire a better understanding of the things of God. We believe everything, as it pertains to the Bible and to the word of God, is important no matter how trivial it may appear to be on the surface or to others. If you think about it, it is usually the fine print that causes the most problems. We desire to share with all that we encounter, not to convert, but with the hope that one may be able to hear that which God has sent forth. We continually search so one may be able to see outside of the box, outside of the politically correct, feel good ideologies. We labor to eliminate the contrary beliefs, the misguided values, the unethical practices, and the overstated theologies (Ecclesiastes 7:25) that have held so many in captivity. We want to instruct in a way where those who have an ear to hear will look outside of the matrix of traditionalism in order to overcome a system of contrary beliefs, misguided values, unethical practices, and overstated theologies. We want to stimulate the thought processors of those who have an ear to hear so that obscured perceptions, distorted consciences, and incomprehensible doctrines no longer lead to blind acceptance, traditional obedience, and a self-centered belief system. We analyze, not to criticize, with the intent to uncover all the Bible has to offer (Ecclesiastes 1:13). We want to question only to necessitate thought and to provide verification for those who receive it (Ezekiel 44:23). We want to share from God’s divine word, those things that have been placed in our heart (Psalms 77:12). We desire to teach that we too may grow in wisdom, in understanding, in revelation knowledge, and in faith. For it is by the hearing of the word of God that causes faith to come (Romans 10:17). Since we have been made one with the Father, our spiritual eyes have been opened (Ephesians 1:18), and we have learned to examine the word of God in a different light (II Timothy 2:15). This is not to say that we have all the answers, but we do have a different perspective on interpreting and reading the Bible (Proverbs 4:20-22). We understand how one misspoken or misprinted word can alter the truth, turning what once was truth into a lie, a counterfeit (Romans 1:25). We realize, a counterfeit, which is a copy made from the original, exist for the sole purpose of defrauding or deceiving someone. The Scriptures say in the mouth of two or three witnesses let every word be established (I Corinthians 13:1; Matthew 18:16; Deuteronomy 19:5), therefore we seek to establish God’s divine word in this earth realm. We require no approval (Ephesians 1:6), except that of the Father (Ephesians 3:12) for we are a worker together with him (II Corinthians 6:1). We may not be for all, but we are for those who have an ear to hear (I Timothy 4:13-16). We are a new creature, a new creation, a worker together with God, helping to establish his covenant. For us, maintaining integrity is now more important than ever before. The Scriptures say we are the light of the world, a glorious city set on the top of a hill gleaming for the world to see (Matthew 5:14). We are a representative, a living testimony to the kingdom of God. We want to encourage you to always open your Bible and check things out yourself, no matter the source of your information. Make sure what you accept is from word of truth, because words can be manipulated to say many things. We want to expose you to the manipulations that tend to be associated with the word of God so that you will accept only those things that are not contrary to the rightly divided word of truth. We want to encourage you to always seek truth-absolute, no matter the path it takes you on. The truth will set you free. We welcome your comments and questions. Stay in the word and tend to it daily so that you may enjoy your blessings and your covenant promises, all to the glory of the Father and in the matchless name of Jesus. Blessings,
KW Ministries
