Who We Are
Kingdom Bible Reading Club
An inter-denominational community of believers committed to knowing the King (Christ) and the culture of His Kingdom, by engaging actively in a quest to read the entire Bible.
Our Mission
To raise believers, especially the youth, who know the Bible and more importantly, the God of the Bible.
Our Vision
To become a global sharp tool in propagating the Kingdom of Christ through the art of reading the Bible.
Our Name
Kingdom
We are saved and called into a Kingdom of Christ, and to propagate the culture of the Kingdom as Kingdom ambassadors. That is our identity as Christian believers.
Bible
The Bible is the book of the Kingdom, inspired by the Spirit of the King to reveal His heart and mind. Not knowing the Bible as a Christian is likened to being ignorant of the constitution of your country.
Reading Club
A community gathered around a quest to read — in this case, the entire Bible.
Our Conviction
We believe we have so much resource at our disposal to enable us read God's word without an excuse.
We believe it is a blessing beyond description to read and know the purpose of God concealed in His word.
We believe we must personally know the Bible for ourselves and not just live on hearsays or what others claim they have read.
We believe that by reading, meditating and acting upon the word, we become honourable vessels through which God shines to transform — our hearts first, then the world around us.
We believe that by reading together in the spirit of oneness and love, we become stronger than the strength of one man.
Why We Read Together
“Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their work: If one falls down, his friend can help him up. Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.”
— Ecclesiastes 4:9–10, 12 (NIV)
How It Started
KBRC was born from a simple but convicting moment — the visionary was challenged by a young boy's honest question: “So have you read the entire Bible?” Realising that the inability to read the Bible was a problem shared by many, he expanded the idea of reading the Bible beyond two friends into a community challenge — using WhatsApp at first, and now this app.
“So we started the journey from May 2018, one step at a time.”