228: Pt. 1 Building an Online Kingdom Community | Virginia Killingsworth

Hi friends, Bralynn here! In this deep and joy-filled conversation with my dear friend Virginia Killingsworth, we covered so much ground—from divine downloads and spiritual blueprints to real-world tech struggles and how to steward God-given visions through mentorship, strategy, and community. We laughed, reminisced, and got very real about the challenges and rewards of stepping into something new.

Virginia opened up about the spiritual initiation that launched her next phase, how God handed her a blueprint, and what it’s really taken to bring that vision to life. We talked about the beautiful tension between deep spiritual formation and practical logistics, how groups can become containers for transformation, and why this online era is a lifeline for kingdom pioneers scattered across the globe.Whether you’re building a mentoring group, pioneering new territory, or just trying to follow what God’s put in your heart, this conversation will both inspire and equip you.  Enjoy!

BIO:
For over 30 years, Virginia Killingsworth has ministered to children, teens, and families in residential settings and has pastored people in a vast array of situations. She accesses the wisdom of heaven to enable people to understand and cooperate with the Father throughout their unique spiritual maturation process. She is skilled at untangling even the most complex stronghold and releasing Holy Spirit’s healing and freedom into the deep places of the soul. Her passion is to help people identify and walk in the fullness of their destinies and to live victoriously from heaven to earth.


HIGHLIGHTS:

1. Your blueprint comes with grace.
   When God gives you a vision, He also releases the grace to walk it out—but you have to partner with Him for learning and stewarding it according to His will. Spiritual maturity unlocks new levels of authority and responsibility.
   
   
2. Spiritual downloads require natural action.
   Receiving a divine strategy isn't enough; implementation matters. That’s where support, systems, and mentors come in.
   
   
3. Spirit-led deconstruction is not destruction — it’s transformation.
   Virginia talked about how God sometimes brings “total annihilation” — not to destroy us, but to prune, refine, and rebuild on a Kingdom blueprint. It’s not always comfy, but it’s deeply fruitful.
4. We’re in a cosmic shift — the old wineskin is being dismantled.
   This isn’t just a personal journey. We’re all living in a time where God is shaking up systems, structures, and spiritual norms. The old container can’t hold what’s coming — and that includes how we do groups, church, and business.
   
   
5. Don’t Abandon Connection—Redefine It
   Just because the old church model is fading doesn’t mean we’re not meant to gather. We’re wired for connection, so we need to ask: “What does the new thing look like, and how do we birth it?”
   
   
6. Hold Fast to Eternal Principles
   We can’t throw out the core truths—but we must let go of the forms they once took. Not everyone is in the same place spiritually—designing entry points into your community and setting expectations keeps the group strong.
   
   
7. Ecclesia is not a hangout.
   It's not even a prayer and worship gathering. True ecclesia is governmental—it’s about authority, alignment, getting Father’s will for a situation and bringing heaven’s justice into the earth.
   
   
8. You need language alignment.
   A shared vocabulary builds unity. Courses or launch pads help bring group members to the same spiritual "page."
   
   
9. Tech will make or break your group.
   Free tools often don’t integrate well. Investing in good tech saves massive headaches later.
   
   
10. It’s okay to phase your business.
    Don’t launch everything at once. Tier your offers and grow with grace—just like Virginia’s 3-tier mentorship model.
    
    
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