Inner Kingship of the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Luke 23:3 invites you to see the question of kingship as a question of your own inner state. Pilate's outward inquiry mirrors the mind that looks for power in the world; Jesus' measured reply, 'Thou sayest it,' is the inward consent of the one who knows the true ruler is the I AM within. The Kingdom of God is not a throne granted by princes but the living awareness that rules your moment from within. The true King sits where you awaken to the fact that you are the I AM, the consciousness that interprets appearance. When you claim that inner sovereignty — not by domination of others but by the quiet, steadfast sense, 'I am the authority here' — you align your thoughts and feelings with that ruling presence. Outer circumstances will begin to mirror the inner assumption accordingly. The practice is simple: decide now that the I AM is the sole power, and rehearse seeing events through the lens of inner kingship. In that alignment, the label 'King' ceases to be a title for a ruler of nations and becomes the awareness that governs your entire experience.