What is a Paradigm

     A paradigm is a set of ideas and beliefs which form mental boundaries, or a box, which govern our reasonsing process. Once a paradigm takes shape, it governs how we interpret the information that comes our way and rejects information that does not fit within its parameters. If our paradigm is composed of correct ideas, then it is a good box, protecting us from wrong thinking and reasoning. But if our paradigm is composed of wrong concepts and ideas it becomes restrictive, misleading, and hinders our vision and destiny.

     Do you have a box that is rejecting important information about the Kingdom of God and its influence in this world? Given the waning influence of the church in this world, I submit that most Christians have a set of ideas about eternity and the kingdom of God which are counterproductive to the level of authority and victory that we should experience. We need to "think outside the box."

       I invite you to examine the information presented in The Kingdom Paradigm and see if this study changes your paradigm regarding the kingdom of God and how to  influence this world.

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      Before starting the course, please print and complete the Benchmark Survey.   After completing the survey, keep the results in a safe place so you can compare and measure if a paradigm shift has happened as a result of the information presented in this course.