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

How are you/ was everyone's week? -"Therefore encourage one another, and build Each Other Up.." - 1 Thessalonians 5:11

Good Day, Kingdom Lab. Today, I want to challenge you with a concept that has been transforming the way I think about calling, purpose, creativity, ministry, and business: Diversify Your Administration. Most people spend their lives trying to discover what God has called them to do. But once you discover your assignment, a new question emerges: How is that assignment supposed to be administered? Administration is the management, execution, distribution, organization, and expression of a thing. In Kingdom terms, your administration is the vehicle through which your assignment reaches people. Your assignment may be singular. Your administration may be plural. For example, I do not believe my assignment is simply to preach. Preaching is one administration. Books are another administration. Mentorship is another administration. Short films are another administration. Podcasts are another administration. One-man shows are another administration. Immersive experiences are another administration. Music is another administration. Teaching is another administration. All of these are different ways of expressing, carrying, distributing, and executing the same assignment. Many people become frustrated because they have confined their calling to a single form. They have reduced a movement to a meeting. Reduced a message to a microphone. Reduced a calling to a job title. Reduced an assignment to a Sunday service. But God is often far more creative than we are. The question is not merely: “What am I called to do?” The question is: “What are all the ways my calling can be expressed?” The assignment is the oil. The administration is the vessel. The greater your administration, the more places your oil can flow. SATURDAY CHALLENGE Take 20–30 minutes today and reflect on these questions: 1. What is the core assignment God has given me? 2. How am I currently administering that assignment? 3. What administrations have I neglected, ignored, or talked myself out of? 4. If money were not a limitation, what would I build to advance my assignment? 5. What would my ministry, business, movement, brand, or calling look like if resources were unlimited? 6. What books would I write? 7. What experiences would I create? 8. What businesses would I launch? 9. What films, podcasts, products, communities, schools, events, or platforms would I build? 10. What is one administration I can begin prototyping within the next 30 days?

🚨 QUESTION FOR THE COMMUNITY 🚨 Who would be interested in helping me organize LIVE Kingdom Lab meetups in your city? I’ve been praying and thinking heavily about taking this mentorship experience beyond the screen and bringing it into real rooms, real atmospheres, real encounters, and real community. We have mentees all over: - different cities, - different states, - different backgrounds, - different industries, - different callings… …and I would love to begin building city-wide mentorship gatherings where we can: - teach, - coach, - activate, - impart, - network, - pray, - strategize, - create, - build community, - and grow together in person. I’m envisioning: - live coaching sessions, - Q&As, - intensive teachings, - activations, - leadership development, - creative workshops, - prophetic ministry, - business and branding conversations, - discipleship gatherings, - and real fellowship. Not just “church services.” More like apostolic mentorship hubs and Kingdom think tanks. The goal is to eventually create a mentorship tour where we hit different cities and build real relationships and ecosystems on the ground. So here’s the question: 👇🏽 WHO WOULD WANT TO HELP ORGANIZE ONE IN YOUR CITY? This could include helping: - find locations, - coordinate people, - spread the word, - organize registrations/tickets, - connect us with venues, - help with setup, - help build momentum in your city. If this interests you, comment: 1. Your city/state 2. Whether you’d like to help organize 3. What skills/resources/connections you bring 4. What kind of meetup you’d love to experience I genuinely believe something powerful could come out of this. Kingdom Lab was never meant to stay digital only. Let’s build real Kingdom community in real cities. 🌍🔥

Some of you are frustrated because you keep asking yourself, “What am I supposed to do with my life?” But one of the greatest revelations I’ve ever had is this: Your assignment is not just something you do. Your assignment is someone you become. The burden of greatness is not just carrying vision. It’s carrying the responsibility of becoming the type of person that can sustain the vision God showed you. Some of you have dreams that are bigger than your current discipline. Bigger than your current confidence. Bigger than your current resources. And that can feel overwhelming. But purpose is not fulfilled in one giant moment. It’s fulfilled through daily embodiment. Every single day, you have to practice becoming. Practice showing up. Practice thinking bigger. Practice stewarding your mind. Practice creating. Practice praying. Practice building. Practice being consistent when nobody is clapping for you yet. The future version of you is not going to magically appear one day. You build them daily through intentional decisions. You don’t become extraordinary accidentally. You become extraordinary by repeatedly honoring what God placed inside of you. And hear me carefully: Potential means nothing if it never becomes practice. Some of you are carrying worlds inside of you. Books inside of you. Movements inside of you. Businesses inside of you. Solutions inside of you. Revelation inside of you. But you cannot keep romanticizing destiny while neglecting discipline. Your life changes the moment you stop asking, “What do I feel inspired to do today?” …and start asking, “Who must I become to carry what I saw in prayer?” This season is not just about achievement. It’s about embodiment. Become the person your future requires. One day at a time. And if you’re serious about becoming everything God called you to be, drop one thing in the comments you KNOW you need to become more consistent in.