The Keys to Living in the Kingdom

Book Description

Why do believers not enjoy the ‘peace joy and righteousness of the Kingdom of God.? What has gone wrong? The answer is in the sermon on the Mount as it reveals the ‘laws’ its citizens must observe to enjoy its life. But these all rest upon the Beatitudes found in the preamble to Jesus’ sermon. By exploring each Beatitude, the Keys to Living in the Kingdom illuminate the divine pathway to a more fulfilling life. Readers will discover the Beatitudes build an edifice on repentance, and by giving actionable steps to walking in this biblical tenet. The insights they need to experience the fullness of the grace so indispensable for believers living at this end of the age.

John Corin

John Corin was born in 1943 in Wellington New Zealand, the great-grandson of the founders of the Methodist church in his locale. Converted in 1960 at age seventeen, he for several years served in Youth for Christ and Open-Air Campaigners. Married to Dulcie in 1974, he relocated his family to Auckland to assist an independent Pentecostal church to serve there as a Home Group Leader and nighttime Bible College lecturer before he was appointed Dean of Studies for the full-time Bible College in 1981 after resigning from 15 years as a retail pharmacist. In 1985, he relocated his family to Perth Australia after an invitation to be Dean of Studies of an independent Pentecostal Bible College and on the staff of the local church as a Pastoral Counselor. A tenure that lasted for nine years with the final year as Principal of the College. In 1993 he was appointed the inaugural Dean at the Perth campus of Tabor College, an independent Charismatic educational facility. While at Tabor, he completed a B.A. in Ministry and resigned in 1995 after serving for three years as Registrar. With his wife Dulcie, in 2000 he founded a Prayer Counseling ministry for inner healing and deliverance but is now retired from active ministry to write and publish books to prepare believers for the end-time purposes of God.