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THE KINGDOM IS ALREADY NEAR — MOST PEOPLE ARE MISSING IT

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THE KINGDOM IS ALREADY NEAR — MOST PEOPLE ARE MISSING IT

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Jesus said the Kingdom of God is at hand—but if it has come near, why do so many people miss it? In this Bible study, we explore what Jesus meant by “the kingdom of God,” why people expected something different, and how His parables reveal God’s reign working quietly in ordinary life. From the shores of Galilee to the mustard seed and the hidden leaven, discover why small beginnings matter—and how the kingdom can be “already” present while its fullness is still to come. Together, we examine: • What “at hand” means in Mark 1:15. • “Within you” and “in your midst” in Luke 17:20–21. • The mustard seed and leaven in Matthew 13. • The “already and not yet” understanding of God’s kingdom. • Three practical lessons for recognizing and responding to God’s reign today. This is an invitation to look more carefully at Jesus’ words, appreciate quiet growth, and pray “Thy kingdom come” with renewed understanding. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Why Do We Miss the Kingdom? 02:33 What "At Hand" Really Means 08:43 "The Kingdom of God Is in Your Midst" 14:42 Hidden in Small Things: Mustard Seed and Leaven 21:04 Already and Not Yet: Has the Kingdom Arrived? 📖 BIBLE PASSAGES • Mark 1:14–15 — Jesus announces that the kingdom of God is at hand. • Luke 17:20–21 — The kingdom does not come with observation; “within you” and “in your midst.” • Matthew 13:31–32 — The parable of the mustard seed. • Matthew 13:33 — The parable of the leaven. • Matthew 12:28 — God’s kingdom revealed through Jesus’ deliverance. • Matthew 6:9–10 — The Lord’s Prayer: “Thy kingdom come.” • Psalm 145:13 — God’s everlasting kingdom. • Acts 5:36 and Acts 21:38 — References to Theudas and the Egyptian mentioned in the historical discussion. Bible quotations in the narration are primarily from the King James Version (KJV). The video also discusses alternative translations of Luke 17:21 and different Christian interpretations of the kingdom. 💬 JOIN THE CONVERSATION Have you ever overlooked a small beginning because you were waiting for something bigger? Share your thoughts in the comments. Thank you for spending this time in Scripture with At The Door Bible. We’re grateful for every viewer who watches, reflects, and joins the conversation. If this study helped you, please like the video, share it with someone who would appreciate it, and subscribe to At The Door Bible for more thoughtful Bible studies, biblical history, and explorations of Jesus’ teachings. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next video. #KingdomOfGod #BibleStudy #JesusTeachings #AtTheDoorBible #ThyKingdomCome