LETTER OF APPRECIATION Dear Kingdom Builders, Grace and Peace to you in the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ. I write with a heart full of Gratitude to appreciate every one of you who attended the Solemn Assembly: Rebuilding the Broken Walls, The Nehemiah Model and The Mind of Christ. Thank you for answering the Call to “Hark the Voice of Jesus Calling” and for standing in the Gap to Rebuild. Special Appreciation to: YWAM Pioneer DTS - Rev Steven Atiyaye David Gregory Jnr - A Kingdom Builder from Tennessee - USA Our Father's Rev Prof and Mrs Phillip Okerentugba, Prof Athan Amasiathu Bishop Peter C. Okereke and Family Pastor Ivan Ojukwu, Pastor Johnson - Springfield Church, Pastor And Mrs Abidoye, Mummy Peace Kalu Bro Naphtali - YWAM Kebbi, Panle Sylvanus Joseph - YWAM Jos Pastor Bob Manuel, Deacon Prince Gabriel - CCIC, Bro Valery and Rosy Djammone Pastor Kel Okereke, Pastor Dr Ozioma Okereke, Phyllis Richard, Joseph Amuche, Regina Onyekachi and the Mount of Mercy...

The Kingdomnomics Conceptual Perspective The Kingdomnomics Conceptual Perspective, pioneered by Alexander Amuche, offers a unique insight into the economic development challenges faced by Sub-Saharan Africa. Despite the vast reserves of crude oil, the region remains underdeveloped, a stark contrast to the economic hubs of Dubai and the United Arab Emirates, which have leveraged their oil resources to achieve prosperity. Similarly, Norway has successfully harnessed its oil wealth to become a financial commonwealth, a feat that Nigeria has failed to replicate. Theories and Perspectives Various theories have been proposed to explain the economic woes of Sub-Saharan Africa. Some attribute the problem to incompetent leadership, while others point to international conspiracy theories that suggest the region is intentionally kept poor to maintain the prosperity of developed nations. However, the Kingdomnomics Conceptual Perspective posits that the root cause of the problem lies in the dual...

Kingdomnomics Conceptual Clarification on Poverty of The Soul Beloved, I wish above all that you prosper, even as your soul prospers (3 John 1:2). Your soul, comprising mind, will, and emotion, determines your thoughts, choices, and feelings. According to Alexander Amuche, Kingdomnomics is a Scriptural Kingdom Economic Development Framework based on the Grace of God through Faith in Christ Jesus, working through Love. This framework utilizes thought, tongue, talent, treasure, and time for righteous production, peaceful distribution, and Joyful Consumption on earth, creating eternal legacies, blessing lives, and glorifying God. When a soul is empty of mental capacity, willful character, and emotional maturity, lack becomes the inevitable outcome. This resonates with Ugochikwu Omeogu's profound insight: "Poverty has nothing to do with money. Money is only a symptom of something deeper. Poverty means there is a lack of sufficient will and character to implement Righteousness....

Kingdomnomics: The Christ-Centered Holistic Economic Development Framework by Alexander Amuche is a Scriptural Kingdom Economic system rooted in God's Grace, manifest through Faith in Christ Jesus, working harmoniously through Love. This framework utilizes thought, tongue, talent, treasure, and time for righteous production, peaceful distribution, and Joyful Consumption on earth, ultimately creating eternal legacies that bless lives, build nations, and glorify God. The Old Testament template of Kingdomnomics is exemplified in the life of Joseph, son of Jacob, where Pharaoh's dream served as a divine influence to save the known world. John Calvin's impact on modern Europe is also considered, acknowledging his strengths and weaknesses, including the execution of Michael Servetus – a paradox to his legacy. The 5 Domains of Authority Alexander Amuche's Kingdomnomics research identifies the 5 Domains of Authority: 1. *Individuals* (male and female): Singular units of soci...

Kingdomnomics Concepts of Nation Building By Alexander Amuche A Case Study of Nigeria and Most Sub-Saharan Africa After the Berlin Conference, where Alkebulan was renamed Africa and was divided and shared by colonial masters according to the Greek Commission principles, the continent has struggled to find its footing. The Greek Commission advocates for a divide-and-rule system, promoting ethnic and racial superiority, and separating faith from reality, politics, education, economics, and every critical building block of a strong and self-reliant nation. Two Commissions of Nation Building There are two distinct and opposing commissions that shape the approach to nation building: 1. *The Greek Commission*: Promotes division, superiority, and separation of faith from life, Education, Politics, Economics and The fabrics of Nation Building. This Commission was popularized by the conquest of Alexander the great, transported to Rome, and shamed the captains of our current civilization ...

Kingdomnomics Conceptual Clarification on Systemic Corruption By Alexander Amuche, Kingdomnomics Concepts Pioneer The Kingdomnomics theory of Righteousness emphasizes the importance of right standing with God, humanity, self, and creation. This right standing is not just about obeying laws or rules, but about ensuring the will of God is done on earth as it is in heaven. When the foundations of truth and righteousness are destroyed, systemic corruption ensues. The Destruction of Foundations When custodians of truth compromise or gatekeepers abandon their posts, the foundations are destroyed. This destruction is evident when systemic corruption becomes the norm, and individuals prioritize personal gain over righteousness. A Case Study: Systemic Corruption in Nigeria A 2023 case study by Kingdomnomics Concepts revealed that law enforcement officers in Nigeria accept bribes to let offenders go free. This corruption is often justified as a means of survival, with officers arguing tha...

Kingdomnomics Theory of Relationships By Alexander Amuche, Kingdomnomics Concepts Pioneer The Kingdomnomics Theory of Relationships highlights four crucial relationships in the Earth's ecosystem, modeled after the life of Jesus Christ as described in Luke 2:52: "And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man." 1. Spiritual Relationship: Favor with God - *Based on faith* (Hebrews 11:6) - *Covenant and revelation* - *Humility attracts favor*: God gives more grace to the humble and resists the proud (James 4:6) 2. Social Relationship: Favor with Man - *Based on commitment and effective communication* - *Grow in favor with man* by showing commitment and communicating effectively - *Visit those who mourn and celebrate with those who rejoice* (Romans 12:15) 3. Physical Relationship: Stewardship of the Environment - *Stewardship of the Earth*: Keep and dress the garden like in Eden (Genesis 2:15) - *Reduce, reuse, recycle*: Manage resources sus...

The Lies That Bind Nigeria:- Kingdomnomics Perspective. Kingdomnomics Concepts sheds light on the faith-driven economy of Nigeria, a nation paradoxically known for being the poverty headquarters of the world, yet home to some of the largest faith-based gatherings globally. While some attribute Nigeria's woes to the church's prosperity gospel or corruption and bad leadership, the root cause lies deeper – lies. According to Alexander Amuche, lies are the seed that spawns corruption as a solution to institutional failures. This lie has calibrated the Nigerian mindset, perpetuating a culture where "money is the general paper that answers all questions." This mindset has led to: - Politics without principles or conviction - Religion without sacrifice or morality - Education without character - Family without values or honor - Science without applications - Economics without Kingdomnomics - Humanity without conscience - Power without justice The Truth Shall Set Nigeria ...

Kingdomnomics: Nigerian Church Identity Crisis and Return to Purpose 1 source The source analyzes the identity crisis plaguing the Nigerian Church, arguing that many institutions have devolved from the divine agency of the Ekklesia to mere "Covenanted Associations" focused on material gain. This shift is highlighted by the statistic that while no Nigerian churches are among the world's richest, five of the ten wealthiest clergymen globally are Nigerian, suggesting a focus on enriching pastors over advancing the Kingdom of God. The text warns that prioritizing the "deceitfulness of riches" over spiritual mandate risks the Church losing its effectiveness and purpose. To correct this, the document proposes adopting Kingdomnomics principles, which emphasize a Christ-centered mentality, eternal perspective, stewardship, and generosity as core tenets for spiritual and societal impact. Ultimately, the analysis serves as a "clarion call" for the Nigerian Chur...

Based on 1 source Study Guide for Kingdomnomics Quiz: Short-Answer Questions Instructions: Answer the following questions in 2-3 sentences each, based on the provided source material. 1. What is the foundational definition of Kingdomnomics presented in the text? 2. According to the source, what is the primary power of forgiveness in society? 3. What specific real-world event is used to illustrate the principles of Kingdomnomics in action? 4. How do fellowship and worship contribute to building a more unified society? 5. What are the three core components of the Kingdomnomics approach to economic development? 6. What is the described role of the Church within the Kingdomnomics framework? 7. How does the Church become a "beacon of hope" and a source of transformation? 8. What negative forces does the text identify as being destructive to the world? 9. What are the ultimate outcomes for individuals and communities that apply the principles of Kingdomnomics? 10. Who is identifi...

Love: The Golden Rule of Kingdomnomics by Alexander Amuche "Love is the fulfillment of the law" (Romans 13:10). In the context of Kingdomnomics, love is the golden rule that governs righteous production, peaceful distribution, and joyful consumption. As the Bible says, "Among faith, hope, and love, the greatest of these is love" (1 Corinthians 13:13). According to Alexander Amuche, the pioneer of Kingdomnomics, The Fear of God is the beginning of Wisdom, but The Love of God is the beginning of His Kingdom in The hearts of Humanity - This is the root of Kingdomnomics. The Centrality of Love in Kingdomnomics Kingdomnomics is built on the principle of love, which is the foundation of all economic laws and commands. Jesus summed up the law in two commands: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength" and "Love your neighbor as yourself" (Mark 12:30-31). The faith that works through love is the key to unlocking the full pot...

The source introduces "Kingdomnomics," an economic philosophy developed by Alexander Amuche that advocates for integrating faith, love, and responsibility into global economic decision-making to foster development and peace. This framework contrasts sharply with the anti-development nature of war, which the text blames on pride, greed, and lust, highlighting its destructive impact on human life and infrastructure. Kingdomnomics proposes a theory focused on righteous production, peaceful distribution, and joyful consumption, utilizing personal resources such as talent and time for the collective good. The text asserts that the Church has a vital role in promoting these concepts to create a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world. Ultimately, the source acts as a call to action, urging readers to adopt this holistic truth to address global turmoil, including current conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza.

Kingdomnomics Conceptual Framework for Dealing with Poverty According to Alexander Amuche, Kingdomnomics is an economic development framework that is based on the Grace of God, through Faith in Christ Jesus. It utilizes the tongue, thoughts, talent, treasure, and time for righteous production, peaceful distribution, and joyful consumption. The mandate of Kingdomnomics is to liberate the poor from the cycle of poverty and its associated challenges. The Nature of Poverty Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa is often characterized by absolute poverty, with no social security and limited access to resources. This is in contrast to relative poverty in developed nations, where individuals may still have access to basic necessities. The trauma experienced by people living in poverty can be debilitating, making it challenging for them to live out their faith and make informed decisions about their lives. The Challenges of Poverty In many poor nations, people are forced to live in difficult circu...

*Abstract* This paper introduces Kingdomnomics Concepts, a novel development economics perspective that integrates Kingdom pillars (Righteousness, Peace, and Joy in the Holy Ghost) with economic pillars (Production, Distribution, and Consumption). By harnessing Thoughts, Tongue, Treasure, Talent, Time, Land, Labour, and Capital, Kingdomnomics advocates for Righteous Production, Peaceful Distribution, and Joyful Consumption, yielding short-term and long-term rewards with eternal implications. *Key Concepts* 1. *Kingdom Pillars*: Righteousness, Peace, and Joy in the Holy Ghost 2. *Economic Pillars*: Production, Distribution, and Consumption 3. *Kingdomnomics Framework*: Integrating Kingdom and economic pillars for sustainable development 4. *Resource Allocation*: Utilizing Thoughts, Tongue, Treasure, Talent, Time, Land, Labour, and Capital for Kingdom-driven economic activities *Implications* 1. *Short-term Rewards*: Economic growth, poverty reduction, and improved well-being 2. *Long-t...

Luke 4:18 provides a foundation for understanding poverty and freedom: "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free." Kingdomnomics Perspective From a Kingdomnomics perspective: - *The Poor*: Need provision, supply of needs, and good news that goes beyond physical poverty. Spiritual poverty is addressed through the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, while physical poverty is addressed through: - Righteous Production: Creating goods and services that generate income. - Gainful Employment: Receiving a legitimate income through employment. - *The Prisoner*: May have been imprisoned due to lack of knowledge, compromise of standards, or desperation. Freedom from prison and restoration to productivity is crucial. Without a legitimate source of earning, the prisoner remains a captive of poverty. - *The Blind*: Lac...

#TheKingsVillage The King's Village - Oasis of Love Orphanage Homes embodies the Lordship of Jesus Christ, exemplifying God's faithful stewardship through the life and ministry of Mummy Annmary Ndubusi Amene. Raised by Catholic nuns with noble values, Mummy Annmary spent 35 years serving as a teacher in various schools. Upon retirement, she envisioned starting a private school but received a divine redirection from the Lord through her former student, Dr. Mrs. Patricia Ikiriko. The Lord instructed Mummy Annmary to establish an orphanage instead, promising to provide resources. After seeking confirmation through prayer and fasting, she obeyed, and The King's Village was born. This ministry reflects Kingdomnomics principles: 1. *Lordship of Jesus Christ*: Mummy Annmary's obedience to God's vision demonstrates Christ's authority in her life. 2. *Stewardship of Resources*: God's provision and Mummy Annmary's management of resources showcase faithful steward...

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Kingdomnomics Concepts Based on the 7 Days of Creation and the 7 Spheres According to Alexander Amuche's book, Kingdomnomics: The 7 Spheres, Kingdomnomics is defined as a development economics theory based on faith through the grace of Christ Jesus. It utilizes thought, tongue, talent, treasure, and time for righteous production, peaceful distribution, and joyful consumption on earth, creating eternal legacies. The 7 Days of Creation and the 7 Spheres Each day of creation corresponds to a specific sphere, with a unique concept, focus, and application: 1. Sunday (Day 1): Light and Darkness (Genesis 1:3-5) Sphere: Media, Communication, and News (Blessing) Concept: Light in the Darkness Focus: Understanding the power of light and truth in a world filled with darkness and uncertainty. Application: How to walk in the light of God's truth and reject the works of darkness. 2. Monday (Day 2): Separation of Waters (Genesis 1:6-8) Sphere: Education and Training (Wisdom) Concept...

Good Works Glocal Mission is a non-profit making organization and Non-Governmental Organization with the sole objective of being fruitful in every good-work; ranging from education to empowerment, skill acquisition, student capacity building and economic community development for orphans, vulnerable children, the needy, adolescents, teenagers and youths, women and elderly people. Good Works Glocal Mission, was founded by Mr Alexander Amuche in Benue State University and registered with Corporate Affairs Commission in 2018. Since our official commencement in 2018, Our organization have reached out to many young people and vulnerable children through School outreaches, Holiday Workshops, School Seminars/Conferences and Scholarship for transitional examinations such as Common Entrance, Junior Secondary WAEC, Senior Secondary WAEC and Jamb Registrations. Alexander Amuche is a missionary and the school Leader of The King’s Village Kingdom Schools, trained with YWAM’s University of The Natio...