Jesus didn't call us to be consumers of Christian content or merely "churchgoers"; He called us to bear fruit. As we approach 2026, it is time to ask the hard question: What kind of Christian are you becoming?.In this Kingdom Builders session, we dive deep into the four stages of spiritual development found in the New Testament. Are you still drinking milk as a "Baby Christian," or have you drifted into the dangerous territory of the "Carnal Christian"—saved, yet living like a mere man?.This message is a call to examine your fruit, move past spiritual infancy, and become a vessel of honor that God can safely use and others can safely follow.In this episode, we cover:The Divine Obsession: Why God is looking for fruit, not just attendance.The 4 Types of People:The Natural Man: Living life without God at the center.The Baby Christian: Saved but unformed; living a mixed life.The Carnal Christian: The dangerous state of refusing the cross while claiming the title.The Mature Disciple: Rooted, stable, and useful to the Master.The Signs of Carnality: Identifying envy, strife, and "mere man" behavior in our lives.6 Spiritual Goals for 2026: From withstanding storms to carrying a tangible anointing.Scripture References:1 Corinthians 2:14 (The Natural Man) 1 Corinthians 3:1-4 (Baby & Carnal Christians) Hebrews 5:12-14 (Solid Food vs. Milk) Philippians 3:18-19 (Enemies of the Cross) Psalm 1 & Jeremiah 17 (The Rooted Tree) 2 Timothy 2:20 (Vessels of Honor)Reflect:If your current spiritual trajectory continues for another 10 years, who will you become—a vessel of honor or a cautionary tale?.

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