In this dynamic episode of Kingdom Roots, Jacquie Tyre is joined by two powerful voices from Glory of Zion: Ann Tate, an apostolic watchman and longtime friend of Jacquie’s, and Shatise McLeod, a newly commissioned watchman-prophet and worship leader. Together, they unpack the vital role of watchmen in the Kingdom of God and how worship, revelation, and prophetic intercession intersect to shift atmospheres and release heaven on earth. Anne offers deep insight into what it means to be a watchman in this era—not just observers, but spiritual strategists carrying prophetic revelation and aligning with heaven’s timing. Shatise powerfully shares how worship becomes a prophetic tool, how sound partners with decree, and how intimacy with the Holy Spirit unlocks deeper authority and creative flow. The conversation dives into: The difference between information and revelation How prophetic words require strategic alignment The power of worship when married to apostolic decree The necessity of risk in releasing a true sound from heaven The transformation that happens when we ask God, “What was on Your mind when You created me?” Whether you’re a worshiper, intercessor, prophet, or simply hungry to walk in your Kingdom identity, this episode will stir your spirit and challenge you to watch differently, sound boldly, and partner with God’s original intent—in your life, your city, and your calling.

In this episode, Jacquie explores what it truly means to be a citizen of the Kingdom of God. Drawing powerful parallels between natural and spiritual citizenship, she explains that just as we follow a process to become citizens of an earthly nation, entering God’s Kingdom begins with being born again by the Spirit. Through scriptures like John 3 and Colossians 1, we’re reminded that this spiritual rebirth brings us out of darkness and into the light of Christ. Jacquie unpacks how this new identity as Kingdom citizens empowers us to live with eternal purpose—even in the midst of life’s challenges. As sons and daughters of God, we carry the authority and resilience of heaven wherever we go. The message is clear: the Kingdom of God isn’t just something we enter—it’s something that lives in us.

In this heartfelt episode, Jacquie invites listeners to rediscover the beauty and power of Kingdom culture—a way of life rooted in love, purity, and honor. She reminds everyone that every life matters deeply to God, no matter the circumstances, and encourages us to live in a way that reflects that truth. Drawing from the Ten Commandments—what she calls the “Ten Loves of God”—Jacquie challenges us to let go of anything that causes harm, including gossip, dishonesty, or envy, and to recommit to lives of holiness, integrity, and covenant-keeping. With grace and conviction, she calls for a revival of purity in our hearts and in our culture. The episode closes with a powerful prayer, asking God to transform listeners from the inside out—so we can carry His love, His truth, and His Kingdom into the world around us.

Jacquie Tyre discusses the concept of the Kingdom of God through the lens of Queen Esther, emphasizing the idea that each of us have a unique kingdom purpose. She highlights Esther’s courage and obedience, noting her willingness to risk her life for her people. Jacquie encourages listeners to submit to God’s process of preparation, purification, and anointing, likening it to Esther’s journey. She stresses the importance of prayer, fasting, and being chosen for specific assignments. Jacquie calls for believers to bring heaven to earth, influencing their communities and advancing God’s kingdom through their actions and words.

In this session, we explore what it truly means to live in the Kingdom of God, beyond the traditional gospel of salvation. While many associate kingdoms with tangible borders, conflict, or historical empires, Jesus taught of a spiritual kingdom—one that is within us and among us. Through parables like the mustard seed and the leaven (Luke 13), we see the Kingdom as a transformative force that grows quietly but pervasively, changing individuals from the inside out and ultimately impacting the world around them. The Kingdom of God is unshakable and enduring, unlike earthly systems, which are in constant turmoil. Hebrews 12 reminds us that God shakes what can be shaken so that only what is eternal remains. We are invited not just to admire the Kingdom but to embody it—living lives that reflect the character, love, and authority of our King, Jesus. His laws are not burdens, but expressions of His love meant to lead to blessing.