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Every year since 1790 (during the presidency of George Washington), the President of the United States has given an annual speech to the nation. That speech is known as The State of the Union Address. In it, he discusses the greatest problems of the nation as well as a plan to overcome them. The president's speech is one that unifies the nation and encourages citizens to work together to improve the country, as one people, regardless of party association or general beliefs and convictions. The one thing that can arguably be agreed upon by most people is that everybody wants to live in a better…mehr

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Every year since 1790 (during the presidency of George Washington), the President of the United States has given an annual speech to the nation. That speech is known as The State of the Union Address. In it, he discusses the greatest problems of the nation as well as a plan to overcome them. The president's speech is one that unifies the nation and encourages citizens to work together to improve the country, as one people, regardless of party association or general beliefs and convictions. The one thing that can arguably be agreed upon by most people is that everybody wants to live in a better country and benefit from the liberties, life, and opportunity that the United States has to offer. This is a noble cause, and makes the State of the Union Address more than simply a speech. It is a bond that brings people together under the red, white, and blue. Accordingly, millions of people tune in each year around the last week of January to watch the State of the Union live on television on all the major networks. Undoubtedly, the State of the Union is an important event. The fact that the speech is an annual tradition of one of the most powerful nations in the world stresses the importance of it. Countries all around the world are affected by the legislative agenda of the U.S., as discussed in the speech, regarding economies, human rights, defense, human aid, global business, trade, environmental issues, world health, and more. Given the value placed on the State of the Union, one should reasonably conclude that a state of the world address is in order. After all, doesn't SOTU, generally speaking, focus mostly on the well-being of the United States? Of course it does.Now, what seems more appropriate is to have a general address concerning the physical, but even moreso, the spiritual state of every nation in the world. That's to say that spiritual life reigns supreme, and every nation is under God, both in spirit and in flesh. God's Kingdom Government rules all other kingdoms. And that is the premise behind the State of the Kingdom Address (SOKA). SOKA is a parody of SOTU. In a sense, it is intended to awaken governments and people worldwide. The LORD not only wants to show His authority and authorship on earth as the Almighty, but He desires to (1) build up the Body of Christ (2) usher in the end-time revival, and (3) bring the people back to Him. The book is intended to show people that we have gotten away from the big picture. People have become so focused on the small insignificant things in life, like 'The State of the Union' (as important as it is), yet have lost track of the things which matter most-God and His Kingdom. Without question, most people would likely agree that God's Kingdom is the most powerful, important government in the world. Through SOKA, the world will see that the state of a country pales in comparison to the state or condition of God's Kingdom, namely, the Church. That inevitable day of Jesus Christ coming back to earth is approaching. And the world has to prepare for it, in the midst of going about our daily lives. Are you ready for the ride of your life? Enter, Chapter One: Behold, I Come Quickly...
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David Newby is a well-respected Global Developer, End-Time Revivalist, Life Strategist, trainer, speaker, author, business developer, philanthropist, leader, and motivator, among other things. Since high school, David has been on a quest to grow closer to God, excel in business, and revolutionize the world through his work. He is well en route to achieving all three. David attended schools such as University of Maryland College Park and Morgan State University, before graduating from University of Phoenix with both a BS in Business/Public Administration and a MBA in Global Management. However, it was during a time at University of Maryland, that David had an epiphany, leading him to God. Almost 20 years since that experience, David has become a highly sought after Christian leader, business executive, and humanitarian. He has started a number of companies, including Global Innovations and Development, DGN Training, Exchange Pro, and others. He is known for his outside of the box thinking, and his gift of inspiring and motivating people worldwide. David has learned from some of the biggest names in the personal development industry, including John Maxwell, Zig Ziglar, Les Brown, Tony Robbins, Dani Johnson, and Jack Canfield. He has also been featured on TV, radio, magazines, blogs, and other forums like The BusinessMakers TV Show with Russ Capper, alongside the likes of people like George Foreman, University of Phoenix Phoenix Focus Alumni Magazine, Living Day By Day Magazine, Survival Radio Network, and many more. He has written for organizations like CBS and Examiner to name a few. He has also trained and consulted tens of thousands of people around the world, including well known celebrities and business leaders through his programs, products, services, and online communities such as his group, The Empowerment Zone on LinkedIn. David is an esteemed influencer and 'leader of leaders', according to some. However, these days he tries his best to be a servant of God and of others. He presently spends his time working God's harvest, growing his own businesses, consulting other leaders and business owners, traveling, writing, hanging out with family and friends, and enjoying life. He offers speaking engagements, group training, and limited one on one training to corporations, business executives, associations, churches, colleges and universities, church leaders, government officials, educators, and working professionals.