Know the King - Keys of Kingdom

What did Jesus mean when He said, "I will give you the keys of the kingdom"?Many believers have heard Matthew 16:19 quoted, preached, and prayed. Some have heard binding and loosing taught like spiritual power words. Others have avoided the subject because they didn't want to misuse something Jesus gave.But the keys of the Kingdom were never meant to be handled apart from the King.In Know the King: The Keys of the Kingdom - Expanded Edition, Cindy Warner takes readers through the fuller biblical path behind Jesus' words. This teaching doesn't begin only in Matthew 16. It reaches back to Moses, who taught what God gave him to teach. It is carried and fulfilled by King Jesus. Then it is entrusted to His disciples, who are called to agree with heaven on earth.This expanded edition shows why believers cannot use the keys properly unless they first know Jesus as King. The keys are not about controlling heaven. They are not magic words. They are not religious authority used for pride, pressure, or control.The keys are Kingdom stewardship.Through Deuteronomy, the Gospels, the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 16, Acts, and the life of the Church today, this book helps believers understand Kingdom authority with clarity, humility, truth, and mercy.The keys of the Kingdom can only be carried rightly by people who know the King, hear His voice, obey His word, and agree with heaven on earth.