Alright family… We’re getting ready to launch our next deep-dive training, and before we make the decision, I want to hear from the people who will actually be in the room. Not the casual observers. Not the spectators. The builders. The hungry ones. The people serious about growth. Because the next class could literally become the focus of our next season together. 🔥 Here are the current contenders: ⚡ Dreams & Visions Learn how God communicates through dreams, visions, symbols, patterns, and spiritual encounters. 🎤 Find Your Voice Discover your authentic voice, message, communication style, content strategy, and how to find your people. 🔥 Prophetic Science Go deeper into prophetic intelligence, discernment, revelation, interpretation, and the mechanics of prophetic ministry. 📖 How to Study the Bible Learn how to properly interpret Scripture, study context, discover revelation, and handle the Word with confidence. ❓ Something Else Got another idea? Pitch it. 👇 Here’s your assignment: 1️⃣ Vote in the poll. 2️⃣ Tell us which class you chose. 3️⃣ Tell us WHY. 4️⃣ Tell us what breakthrough, skill, or understanding you’re hoping to gain. The comments matter. The strongest conversations often shape what we build next. Don’t just vote and disappear. Make your case. Convince us. If Kingdom Lab could only teach ONE of these next, which one gets your vote—and why? 👇🔥👀

Can we be honest for a moment? One of the hardest parts of finding your people isn’t finding them. It’s continuing to show up before they find you. Most people quit in the gap between obedience and results. They post for a few days. They show up for a week. They put themselves out there a handful of times. Then they start wondering: “Is anybody listening?” “Does anybody care?” “Am I even making a difference?” But the truth is, consistency often feels invisible before it becomes impactful. So I want to check in with everyone. 👇 Complete these three statements: 1. One thing I’ve learned about myself during this challenge is… 2. One thing that’s been harder than I expected is… 3. One thing I’m committed to doing this week is… And while we’re at it… What’s something you’re building, creating, launching, learning, or praying about right now? Let’s support each other. Read someone else’s comment. Encourage them. Pray for them. Celebrate their progress. Community isn’t just finding your people. Sometimes it’s becoming the kind of person who helps other people feel found. Let’s talk.

Family, we’re officially in the middle of our 14-Day “Find Your People” Challenge, and I wanted to check in with everyone. How are you doing? What has been your biggest win so far? What has been your biggest challenge? Have you been showing up consistently? Have you been posting consistently? Have you made any new connections, relationships, or discoveries about yourself during this challenge? Remember: consistency is not about perfection. It’s about participation. The goal isn’t to go viral. The goal isn’t to impress people. The goal is to become visible enough for the right people to find you. Your future collaborators, clients, ministry partners, friends, team members, and destiny relationships can’t connect with a version of you that never shows up. Now let’s talk about this week: 👇 What are your top 3 goals this week? What are you creating? What are you building? What are you believing God for? Drop your updates below. I want to celebrate your wins, pray over your challenges, and help keep you moving forward. Let’s finish this challenge stronger than we started. Keep showing up.Keep creating.Keep connecting. Your people are looking for you.

If your ideal audience walked into a room, how would you recognize them One of the biggest mistakes creators, entrepreneurs, leaders, pastors, coaches, and communicators make is trying to speak to everyone. When you speak to everyone... You end up connecting with no one. The goal of the Find Your People Challenge is not just to discover your voice. It's to discover who your voice is for. So let's do a little audience audit. 👇 In the comments, define your people. Who do you believe you're called to serve? Describe your destiny demographic as specifically as possible: • Age Range • Gender • Ethnicity • Educational Level • Profession • Interests • Personality Type • Life Stage • Values • Struggles • Aspirations • Spiritual Background What kind of people naturally resonate with your story, your gift, your experiences, your wisdom, and your perspective? Who are the people that need what you carry? Who do you feel responsible for? Who would benefit most if you showed up consistently? Remember: The clearer your people become... The clearer your content becomes. The clearer your content becomes... The easier it becomes to find your people. Let's get specific. Who's your tribe? 👇 Drop your answer in the comments. #FindYourPeopleChallenge

14 Days to Discover Your Voice, Clarify Your Audience, and Show Up Consistently Kingdom Lab Family, Over the last few weeks, we have walked through self-deliverance together. We confronted strongholds. We exposed lies. We broke agreements. We identified patterns. We pursued freedom. Now it’s time for the next step. Freedom is not the finish line. Freedom creates space for purpose. And one of the greatest questions every creative, entrepreneur, leader, minister, and communicator must answer is this: Who am I called to serve? Recently, through prayer, reflection, counseling, and honest conversations with God, I realized I had developed frustration toward my audience. I felt abandoned. I felt overlooked. I felt like people disappeared. But the Lord began to show me something powerful: You haven’t been abandoned. You’ve been pruned. Sometimes God removes people to reveal people. Sometimes what feels like rejection is actually redirection. Sometimes what feels like loss is actually refinement. Sometimes you have to lose the wrong audience to discover the right audience. That revelation became the foundation for this challenge. Because many people believe they have an audience problem. But often they have a clarity problem. A consistency problem. A voice problem. Jesus said: “My sheep hear My voice.” Notice what He didn’t say. He didn’t say His sheep followed His marketing. He didn’t say His sheep followed His branding. He didn’t say His sheep followed His popularity. They followed His voice. The voice revealed the people. And I believe the same principle applies to us. Many of us haven’t found our people because we haven’t fully found our voice. The clearer your voice becomes, the clearer your audience becomes. The clearer your expression becomes, the clearer your tribe becomes. The clearer your authenticity becomes, the clearer your assignment becomes. For the next 14 days, we are going to focus on one thing: Finding Our People. Not by chasing followers.