Greg Hood
Greg has been in ministry for over 40 years and is widely known for his unabated passion to trumpet the Kingdom message wherever he goes. Greg travels extensively, empowering believers for the passionate pursuit of their God-given identity that results in personal and societal transformation.
Greg has authored several books and is driven to see the Body of Christ mature and come to her fullness. He speaks to Leadership in the government, business and churches alike. He burns to see people become their God-given purpose in life.
Greg and his wife, Joan, celebrated 28 years of marriage. They together established Kingdom University, which serves as the mentoring arm of their ministry, and pioneered Kingdom Life Ekklesia, located in Franklin, TN, where they also reside.
The Gospel of the Kingdom
By Greg Hood
What if the message Jesus preached was far greater than simply preparing people for heaven?
In The Gospel of the Kingdom, Dr. Greg Hood invites readers to rediscover the central message of Jesus' ministry: the Kingdom of God. Through careful biblical study, historical context, and practical application, Hood challenges traditional assumptions and reveals God's original design for His people to live as ambassadors of His Kingdom here and now.
Rather than presenting faith as a passive journey of waiting for eternity, this book explores what it means to walk in God's authority, purpose, and calling today. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of Scripture, the role of the Ekklesia, spiritual authority, identity in Christ, and God's desire to see His will established on earth as it is in heaven.
Written in a conversational, easy-to-understand style, The Gospel of the Kingdom combines biblical scholarship with practical insight, making complex theological concepts accessible for both new believers and seasoned students of Scripture.
Inside you'll discover:
• The difference between the Gospel of Salvation and the Gospel of the Kingdom
• God's original purpose for humanity from creation to redemption
• What Jesus meant by the Kingdom of God and why it was His primary message
• How to understand Scripture through its historical and cultural context
• Your identity, authority, and assignment as a citizen of God's Kingdom
• Practical ways to live out Kingdom principles in everyday life
Whether you're seeking a fresh perspective on Scripture, longing to deepen your relationship with God, or ready to embrace His Kingdom purpose for your life, The Gospel of the Kingdom offers a compelling invitation to move beyond religious tradition and discover the life Jesus came to reveal.
Sonship According to the Kingdom
By Greg Hood
Most believers spend their whole lives praying like orphans instead of living like sons.
In Sonship According to the Kingdom: Stepping Into the Power of Your True Identity, Dr. Greg Hood exposes the orphan spirit that has quietly shaped modern Christianity — a mindset rooted in religion, fear, and striving instead of relationship, security, and inheritance. Drawing on decades of apostolic ministry, deep word studies in the Greek and Hebrew, and no shortage of straight-talking Southern wit, Hood walks readers through the biblical process of maturing from child to son, from orphan to heir, from religious performance to Kingdom authority.
You'll discover:
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Why "adoption" in Scripture doesn't mean what Western culture assumes it means
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How the orphan spirit hides inside good church behavior — and how it's displaced, not cast out
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The difference between religion and relationship, and why one produces slaves while the other produces sons
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What it means to carry Kingdom dominion instead of waiting to be rescued to heaven
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How to move from an orphan mindset in prayer, identity, and purpose into the full inheritance of sonship
This is not a theoretical book. It's a call to identity. As Hood puts it, we are not "impoverished spectators reduced to passive waiting." We are sons and daughters of the King, and it's time we started acting like it.
Sonship According to the Kingdom is Book Two in the Kingdom trilogy, following The Gospel of the Kingdom and preceding Citizenship According to the Kingdom. Read together, they lay out a complete picture of what it means to know the Kingdom, walk in your identity within it, and live as a citizen of it on earth.
Citizenship According to the Kingdom
by Greg Hood
Every believer is walking around with dual citizenship — and most don't know it.
In Citizenship According to the Kingdom: A Life of Governmental Authority, Dr. Greg Hood completes the journey he began in The Gospel of the Kingdom and Sonship According to the Kingdom. If the Gospel shows us the Kingdom, and Sonship shows us our identity in it, Citizenship shows us our function — the rights, responsibilities, and authority that come with being a citizen of Heaven stationed on Earth.
Hood unpacks what it actually means to live as an ambassador of another Kingdom while planted firmly in this one: how Kingdom citizenship differs from democracy, how culture is carried and established rather than merely observed, and how believers are meant to operate with governmental authority — not as spectators waiting for rescue, but as those actively bringing Heaven's culture to bear on Earth.
You'll discover:
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Why the Kingdom of God is not a democracy, and what that means for how believers are meant to live and lead
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What it means to carry a "passport" as a citizen of Heaven and how that shapes your influence, boundaries, and identity here
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The difference between religion that codifies behavior and Kingdom culture that transforms it
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How to function as an ambassador — carrying authority and influence into your sphere rather than waiting for the world to come to church
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Why humans were created for dominion, not defeat, and what that changes about daily life
Straightforward, sometimes disruptive, and always rooted in Scripture and word-study depth, this book challenges readers to stop living like tourists in the Kingdom of God and start living like citizens who know their rights, their authority, and their assignment.
Citizenship According to the Kingdom is Book Three in the Kingdom trilogy, completing the set alongside The Gospel of the Kingdom and Sonship According to the Kingdom. Together, the three books walk readers from understanding the Kingdom, to knowing their identity within it, to living out their full authority and purpose as citizens of it.
Rebuilding the Broken Altar
By Greg Hood
America's altar is broken. It's time to rebuild it — stone by stone.
When the prophet Elijah stood alone against 850 prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, he didn't start with a battle cry. He started by repairing a broken altar — twelve stones, one for each tribe of Israel — before he ever called down fire from heaven.
Apostle Greg Hood believes we're standing in that same moment.
In Rebuilding the Broken Altar, Hood unpacks the prophetic pattern of 1 Kings 18 stone by stone, tribe by tribe, revealing what must be restored in the Church — and in each of us — before God's fire falls again. This isn't a call to hide from chaos. It's a mandate to rebuild.
Inside, you'll discover:
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The prophetic meaning behind each of the twelve tribes of Israel — Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph, and Benjamin — and what each "stone" restores to the altar of your life
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Why compromise, passivity, and religious performance keep God's fire from falling — and how to clear the ground for it
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A biblical framework for personal and national awakening, rooted in covenant, identity, and authority
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Kingdom keys to move from surviving chaos to positioning your life, family, church, and nation for outpouring
Greg Hood writes the way he preaches — direct, unfiltered, and utterly convinced that God is not finished with his people. Whether you're a leader believing for revival in your city or a believer longing to hear "well done," this book will hand you the stones and show you where they belong.
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