Kingdom Identity & Dominion

The Pursuer of the Kingdom

Author: Sister Winnie A. Costales • Date: 2026-08-02 • 5 min read

Preached by Sister Winnie A. Costales at Church So Blessed Bambang on August 2, 2026.

Being a Kingdom pursuer begins with anchoring your identity in Christ, recognizing His voice, and stepping out in active dominion over every sphere of life.

"But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." — Matthew 6:33

"'Come, follow me,' Jesus said, 'and I will send you out to fish for people.'" — Matthew 4:19

PURSUER | 👑 Kingdom Pursuer A believer who actively aligns their identity, decisions, and stewardship with the reign and righteousness of King Jesus above all earthly pursuits.

1. Identity (Kingdom Man/Woman): Identity precedes assignment. Before Jesus sent the disciples into ministry, He established who they were to become in Him (Matthew 4:18-19).

OBEDIENCE | 📖 'At Your Word' Recognizing the authority of Christ's spoken and written Word over human logic, experience, or past failures (Luke 5:5).

2. Understand & Recognize His Word: Light breaks into darkness when we move at the Master's voice. When Simon Peter said, 'At Your word I will let down the nets,' supernatural breakthrough followed.

3. Dominion of Creation: Leaving behind comfortable nets allows God to entrust us with true Kingdom stewardship (Matthew 25:14-30). Faithful stewards multiply what the King places in their hands.

Common Questions & Answers

Understanding the Message

How do I know if I am truly pursuing the Kingdom first?

Check your daily priorities, decisions, and security. A Kingdom pursuer seeks God's righteousness and obeys His Word before seeking earthly comfort or approval (Matthew 6:33).

What does 'leaving your nets' mean in daily life?

It means surrendering self-reliance, fear, and former mindsets to follow Christ's call and step into your Kingdom assignment (Matthew 4:22).

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