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Know the season. Receive biblical rhythms of grace. Pray with understanding.

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Kingdom Report

About Kingdom Report

A Christian spiritual almanac for the biblical calendar, prayer, rest, celebration, and life together.

Jesus is Lord. His Kingdom gives this site its name. Kingdom Report exists to help Christians follow Him through the rhythms of Scripture and bring those rhythms into ordinary life.

What we’re here to help you do

When you open Kingdom Report, we want to help you answer four questions:

  1. Where are we in God’s rhythms? See Shabbat, the Hebrew month, appointed times, and what is coming soon enough to prepare.
  2. What does Scripture show us here? Read the passages, stories, and commands connected with the season.
  3. How does this point us to Jesus? See how redemption, covenant, resurrection, the appointed times, and the Kingdom of God come together in Him.
  4. How can we respond today? Pray, rest, repent, celebrate, give, reconcile, serve, gather, and listen to the Holy Spirit.

A rhythm you can live

Start with what fits your season of life. You might begin with Shabbat, a feast, or the start of a new month, then weave more of God’s rhythms into your life over time. Each one gives you another place to meet with God, hear Him, remember His faithfulness, and grow deeper with Him.

Some weeks that means preparing for Shabbat early enough that the household can really stop. At the beginning of a month, it may mean thanking God, listening in prayer, and looking ahead before the calendar fills. Through the appointed times, we remember redemption, humble ourselves in repentance, celebrate God’s provision, and rejoice in His presence.

When disaster, war, persecution, displacement, or grief puts a people or place on our hearts, we gather reliable context and turn it into clear intercession.

Over years, these practices become a shared history with God. Children grow up hearing the stories. Adults learn to make room for worship, rest, generosity, and prayer. Elders pass on testimony. We want to help households and churches build that kind of lineage of faith.

Scripture first

We read the Bible carefully. Jewish history, living Jewish practice, and church history help us see the world of the text. When we offer an interpretation or a practice, we make that clear so you can weigh it prayerfully.

Read more about this in How we discern .

Start here

If you are new to Kingdom Report, begin with Today to see the current biblical season, Meet Jesus to read who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him, or Why follow the biblical calendar? to see why recurring biblical rhythms are worth making part of your life with God.

Know the season. Follow Jesus. Live it together.