Kingdom B.R.A.N.D. Identity a 5-Day Devotional Antoinette McAllister-BlydenSample

The word Kingdom here refers to the Kingdom of God. It is the realm in which God reigns and rules. According to Dr. Myles Monroe, the Kingdom of God is the governing influence of Heaven on Earth. Brand definition often brings to mind logos and marketing, but before sharing a brand message, you must first understand your Kingdom B.R.A.N.D. Identity. More than an outward expression, your Kingdom B.R.A.N.D. embodies who you are, what you carry, what you do, and your position in Christ. It is your unique identity as a Kingdom representative as you live here on earth. So, my sister, what is your Kingdom B.R.A.N.D.? Built on five pillars—Believe. Revelation. AIM. Niche. Design—let’s discover it together!

What Do You Believe?

"And he believed in the Lord, and He counted it to him for righteousness." – Genesis 15:6

When our daughter was about two and a half years old, she was about to wash her hands at the sink when my father told her she wouldn’t be able to reach it because she was too short. She looked at him, determined, and declared, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” With much effort, she managed to pull herself up to the sink. Victorious, she turned to her grandfather and said, “See? I told you—I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Her childlike faith held no room for doubt—she simply believed.

As a child of God, you are called to do exploits. You are a daughter of the Kingdom, made in His image and likeness. You are blessed, highly favored, and carry the DNA of the Creator of the Universe. You are more than a conqueror, called to take territory and walk in dominion. But, my Sister, do you truly believe this? Deep down, do these truths govern your thoughts, words, and actions as you walk with God?

The first time the word “believe” appears in Scripture is in Genesis 15:6, when God showed Abraham the night sky and promised that his descendants would be as numerous as the stars. Abraham had no logical reason to hope, yet he believed in God, and that belief was counted as righteousness.

In Hebrew, the word "believe" means “to build up or support; to foster as a parent or nurse.” Abraham was built up by God’s words—his faith was nurtured and strengthened by what God said. Romans 4:18 tells us that, despite impossible circumstances, he kept believing because God had spoken.

So, my Sister, when your reality contradicts God’s promises, how do you respond? Do you allow doubt and fear to take root, or do you stand firm on what He has said? I believe there is a direct correlation between what we truly believe and how we respond in trials. Like my daughter, do you hold fast to God’s truth, letting it build, sustain you, and propel you to new levels? Or do you shrink back, unsure?

What we believe about God ultimately shapes what we believe about ourselves, and this determines how we respond to challenges.

Key Thought: What you believe in your heart about God shapes your beliefs about yourself and influences how you respond to life’s challenges.

Reflection: Think back on past challenges. How did your response reveal what you truly believed about God and yourself? How has your belief grown, and how does that impact your response today?

Prayer: Dear Abba, I pray that You help my sister to examine what she believes about You and herself. Help her in this season to stand firm and resolute in what she believes, despite what the circumstances may look like.