Our story & convictions

Centered on the King.
Formed for His mission.

Kingdom Pursuit raises up healed, delivered, and empowered disciples of Jesus who advance the Kingdom of God on earth.

What we focus on

What Jesus
focused on.

Our central calling is to recover the inseparable message and method of Jesus: the Kingdom of God and discipleship. We help believers understand the Kingdom, welcome the work of the Holy Spirit, practice spiritual gifts, and carry the life of Jesus into the world around them.

Every disciple is an ambassador—invited to live close to the Father, become like Jesus, and partner with God to heal, free, reconcile, and restore.

Our operating postureGod is already at work.
Our job is to align with what He is already doing.

The culture we protect

What shapes the way
we minister

01

Kingdom first

Jesus is King now. We teach believers to recognize, announce, and demonstrate His present reign in ordinary life.

02

Discipleship as practice

Transformation happens as biblical truth, spiritual formation, obedience, and hands-on ministry become one way of life.

03

Identity before assignment

Intimacy with the Father and identity as beloved sons and daughters form the foundation for healthy mission.

04

No hype—just the Holy Spirit

We do not manufacture moments. We listen for what God is doing and partner with Him in humility, courage, and peace.

05

Prayer fuels mission

Extended personal and corporate prayer keeps ministry rooted in God’s presence, power, direction, and love.

06

Unity strengthens the Church

We serve alongside believers from diverse Christian traditions and exist to strengthen—not replace—the local church.

Leadership

Serving the work
Jesus is doing

Josh Hopwood, Kingdom Pursuit co-founder
Co-founder

Josh Hopwood

Burt Casey, Kingdom Pursuit co-founder
Co-founder

Burt Casey

Together, Josh Hopwood and Burt Casey serve Kingdom Pursuit by cultivating Kingdom communities, teaching Kingdom theology, equipping believers in integrated healing and deliverance, and fostering a culture of Spirit-led discipleship, practical activation, and mission.

For the whole Body of Christ

We exist to strengthen the mission of the local church—not replace it.

What people learn through Kingdom Pursuit is meant to flow back into their churches, families, workplaces, and neighborhoods.

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