SOUTH AFRICA-BASED Zimbabwean author George Mukamba recently published a new book titled Kingdom Working Order, in which he challenged the one-world system and its potential to create negative ripple effects.
He described globalisation as a “prescriptive one-size-fits-all” that “scuttles purpose, refutes common sense and confines nations to groupthink” with adverse ripple effects.
The Christian author said such an approach had long-term socio-economic effects on citizens, including the high cost of energy, poverty and culture erosion.
Mukamba said he had been on a journey for purpose alignment for many, and that culminated in the writing of Kingdom Working Order.
“My observation was that the law and principles of purpose are universal,” he said.
“They apply to families, communities and nations. Entities that are purpose-driven have a success story.
“Nations that are purpose-aligned are built on systems and exhibit growth and flourishing citizens.”
Mukamba said the prescriptive one-size-fits was not God’s idea as it scuttled purpose, refuted common sense and confined nations to groupie actions with long-term socio-economic effects.
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Mukamba said the world was stepping into a season of transformation for purpose alignment.
“These are times of disruption of the current order and the setting in of the Kingdom age,” he said.
In 2022, he said, the world entered the decade of Kingdom purpose alignment, marked with individual transformation and a review of systems to expose globalisation’s underlying weaknesses.
“Resistance surely came in the name of COVID-19 and results of the US elections. The one world system agenda continued with full force. I personally lost hope and for two years, I was in disillusionment and despair,” he said.
“However, divine phenomena beyond the control of man also became apparent which led to a pronounced reset towards the end of 2024.”
Mukamba said the church needed to go through kingdom purpose alignment and be embedded in the marketplace and community.
“The church of the future is one which transforms and empowers children playing in the marketplace into sons who take responsibility to rebuild our communities within the places in which they are called,” he said.
“The church needs an awakening to this reality and truth and begin to reinforce kingdom revival.”
Mukamba said through his new book, he hoped to awaken the church, the corporate and civic world to discover their identities and align to kingdom purpose.
