The Three Levels of Kingdom Life

Kiare: “Now, hold on just a minute there Kiare,” I feel some of you asking in the spirit realm. “How is it possible that there can be different levels of life, for the supernatural believer? Isn’t all that really matters just that we surrender to God and we ask Him for guidance and instruction on what is in His will for our lives, and we choose to live by His will. Isn’t that all that matters?” Yes, and not exactly. It’s complicated. You have to understand that when we are talking about God’s will, we are talking about the will of an immortal spirit being, our Father, who has a perspective outside of, and independently from, and in sovereign rulership over all of time and space. His perspective is all-knowing. It’s the alpha to the omega. It’s the beginning to the end. It’s all of it.

So when He sets and delineates what is in His will and what is not in His will, that realm of His will includes, considers, and incorporates every single potential timeline and event that could ever come to pass in all of creation. Every single possible choice that could be made, either from our free will or our captive will, from our True selves or our un-True selves, our conditioned selves, our programmed selves, our amnesiac selves. And it also includes all of the ways that He already knew that the spirit beings that He created would make choices and decisions that consciously and deliberately go against His will, like the entire fallen angelic rebellion. And so when we are talking about God’s will, we’re actually talking about something that’s very complex and multidimensional. And there are actually levels to God’s will. Hear me out.

There is a scripture that talks about the renewal of your mind. Everybody knows this part of the verse, but it actually goes further into talking about: ‘you need to renew your mind, so that you can know and prove for yourself what is in God’s will.’ And it doesn’t just say what is in God’s will. It specifies three specific levels of God’s will: the good, and the pleasing, and the perfect. ‘So that you can know for yourselves what is in the good, and the pleasing, and the perfect will of God.’ So right then and there, we have at least three different levels to the will of the Father. That’s the first thing that is very interesting that most people who have some sort of faith experience, faith background will have never heard of in a church. It’s not taught at all in religious faith.

The second thing that will jump out there, that you will notice, is that there is a delineation between the good level of God’s will and the pleasing level of God’s will. Now I’m using a specific translation here, but the other translations, they tend to use those two terms interchangeably as the good level of God’s will and the acceptable level of God’s will. And that’s interesting because it suggests— Well, it doesn’t actually suggest. It informs us that there is a level or a measure of being in God’s will that is fundamentally good, that is fundamentally rightful for us, but it isn’t pleasing to Him. Or there’s a measure of being in God’s will that’s just short of goodness. It’s acceptable to Him, like He’ll take it. It’s better than nothing. It’s better than not being in His will at all, but it’s still not the fullness of what He wants for you, of what He has for you within the multi-level realm of His will.

And once you start to look at your own personal life, but then also the lives of countless others, in scripture and on this earth— specifically the lives of believers, the children of God— you will start to understand how and why this could be the case and what this looks like, what the difference is for a believer to be operating in, experiencing, co-creating at a level that is just acceptable or just good in the will of God. And then going above and beyond that to the pleasing, the genuinely good, and then above and beyond that to the perfect, there is a difference.

There’s a scripture that says, ‘My people perish for lack of knowledge.’ This is a very interesting verse because it suggests that we are at this lower level of will. Because if you’re a child of God, if you’re one of His people, that group identity in scripture is reserved exclusively for believers. He’s not talking about people who don’t know God, who don’t wanna know God, who just forgot about God or have trauma with God to the point where they don’t have a relationship with Him. This is speaking only and exclusively about those who have voluntarily free will chosen to come into, step back into, a personal covenant relationship with Him. That’s what makes you one of His people. That’s what makes you one of the children of God. Everyone is technically a child of God because all beings in existence have been created by God, but not everyone is a child of God. Child is a relational position. You can’t be a child of God without having a conscious, and personal relationship with God.

So this is speaking only and exclusively about believers, people who are in relationship with God and yet, they’re still perishing. And the reason why is because there’s a lack, there’s something missing, something incomplete. They don’t have the knowledge that is necessary to be delivered from perishing, to no longer have that experience of perishing to not be— I mean, the term perish, you’re talking about being killed, right? So being taken out of the earth, possibly ahead of the time, the appointed time that God had for you to transition out. There’s people who are in relationship with God, who are children of God, who love God, who are having blocks and interference and reversals of the experience of life, and what should be their destiny on this planet, to the point where they can actually be taken out of the earth ahead of time, ahead of the set time that God would want for them. So that’s, that’s physical perishing. That’s literally dying ahead of your appointed time.

But then there’s also the experience of perishing that is just existential, right? Material, emotional, mental, spiritual. You can be living, you can still be alive and present on this planet, but you can be the living dead. You can be tormented in your body, your mind, your soul, your heart, your spirit. You can have an experience of spiritually perishing, a dark night of the soul that never ends while you’re still technically alive. So there is a measure or a level of having an experience of perishing in your life while still being a child of God and still presumably in some level of His will. But not enough to no longer be having that repeated pattern of experience.

And so you set this against the levels of God’s will, right? Obviously it’s in His will for someone who’s not in relationship with Him to step in a relationship with Him. Obviously it’s in His will for someone who does not have salvation to choose salvation. That’s everyone who is one of His people, one of His children. So that’s a good thing. It’s good to have salvation. It’s good to have a personal relationship with God. It’s good to be a believer. It is much less than pleasing for Him, a much lower level than pleasing in the will of God for you to be a child of His and still be having an experience where you are perishing to either quite literally be physically perished, taken out of the earth, or to be having an experience of mental, emotional, experiential, financial, material perishing over and over and over again while you’re on this planet, that is less than pleasing for Him. So that is an example of living a life as a believer where you have a measure of the good level of His will in your life. But it’s, it’s less than the pleasing level. There is nothing pleasing to God about His children continuing to suffer or struggle or stagnate or be stuck in any area of their lives whatsoever.

So that is a difference between the good and the pleasing, and when we’re talking about the difference between the pleasing and the perfect, you’re no longer perishing. You’re no longer having no idea where you’re gonna lay your head at night, what you’re going to eat, just barely, barely, barely making it. No longer just continually struggling. Maybe you’re at a level where you have fundamental stability and security, but you know that there’s more for you in your destiny. You know that God wants more for you. That is a point where you are starting to seek and ask and knock and pursue the transition from the pleasing into the perfect.

And so there are these three different levels of the will of God. And because of that there are at least three different levels— I— And I will posit that there are more. But just for this one voice note, let’s just say there are a bare minimum of three different levels of God’s will that you can experience in this earthly life. Three different levels of life that are available to us after crossing the threshold of becoming a believer. It is not simply, oh, I’m living in God’s will, i’m not living in God’s will. I’m obedient, i’m not obedient. I’m righteous, i’m not righteous. Fun fact, righteousness is a legal status that the Lord redeems and restores you too. It’s not something you do with your actions or your choices or with effort, um, through your faith, right? So. There is a measure, there is an ascension, that has to take place of rising and progressing through the levels of God’s will together with Him, in relationship with Him, to then see the fullness of those higher levels of His will completely materialized and co-created in your life.

And the highest level of God’s will, His perfect will for you is always going to be the full and complete co-creation and materialization of His destiny for you, which is going to be a full and complete 100% Heaven on Earth experience for you. So the Heaven on Earth level, the highest Kingdom timeline level, out of all the potential timelines and the different levels of God’s will that God has for you, that is the perfect level of God’s will for you. And when we, whenever we use the term perfect, we’re also speaking about full completeness. That is what that scriptural term means. It’s about completion. It goes back to shalom, which we talked about in the last intro codex, but yes. I hope this answers your question of how there can be different levels of life.

The answer is because there are different levels of God’s will, and just saying yes to God himself, coming into relationship with God, saying yes to accepting the gift of salvation, saying yes to being made righteous. That is the beginning of the journey and not the end. It is a spiral upwards into the higher levels and dimensions of God’s will, and this is a spiral that we are all moving through with a ton of opposition to any of us progressing in any way in that spiral. You’re gonna hit blocks, you’re gonna hit resistance, you’re gonna have targeting, you’re gonna have warfare.

And it’s up to us to persist with God into the full measure of His will for us, and not just stay stuck at the good level, the acceptable level where we can still be perishing, but at least we have salvation, right? Let’s not settle for that. Let’s actually go higher together with God. God is calling each and every one of us to go higher, and that’s why I’m here. That’s why I’m doing these audio drops. Um, yeah. That feels complete. Love you guys so much.