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"Kingdom Things" by Martín Fredrick: Living for God’s Purpose


I'm stoked to share this awesome track by emerging artist Martín Fredrick called 'Kingdom Things.' It's actually his first fully written song, and it's all about what really counts from a heavenly perspective. Martín wanted to capture how we, as Christians, can really zero in on what matters to God each day. Martín shared his favorite line in the song, "this is only a preview." He explains, "When we truly live following God's ways here on earth, we're going to see only a small preview of what God intends for us when we get to heaven and live alongside Him." 

Martín Fredrick - Kingdom ThingsThe song's message is crystal clear: focus on God's kingdom, live each day with purpose (His purpose), see the world through God's eyes, and passionately pursue His will and presence in everything we do. 

The music combines Martín's touch together with various contributions by friends, making it a collaborative effort that feels so genuine. Ethan Sawyer played all of the electric guitars, Joel Gropp played all of the keyboards (organ and piano), and Russ Dalbke played the bass. Martín sang the lead vocal and background vocal and played both the acoustic guitar and drums. Caleb LaRoche mixed and mastered it. 

Martín hopes that the song will ignite a passion in you to actively pursue God. So, go ahead and give 'Kingdom Things' a listen—it's a real encouragement to live with His purpose!

(Related scripture: Matthew 6:9-10; Colossians 3:1-2; Romans 12:2 )

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