What is Seek First World?

Seek First World is a global Kingdom movement impacting culture for Jesus — through sports, adventure, creativity, gaming, music, and lifestyle. It unites brands, movements, and believers to glorify God and help fulfill the Great Commission across nations.

What does “Seek First” mean?

It comes from Matthew 6:33 — “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” It is a call to put God first in every area of life: your work, your passions, your relationships, and your influence.

Why is the logo upside down?

Our logo represents an upside-down kingdom, because God's ways are completely different from the ways of the world. In His Kingdom the last are first, the humble are exalted, and surrender is strength.

What are the divisions and brands?

Current expressions include the Seek First book, SIX33 Outpost (outdoor, tactical, and adventure), and SIX33 Fight Co. (combat sports and the warrior spirit). SIX33 Gaming and SIX33 Legends are coming soon, with more divisions on the way.

How can I get involved?

Join the movement with your email to stay connected, get the Seek First book, explore the brands to find your lane, or partner with the vision to help us expand into new culture spaces and nations.

Who is behind Seek First World?

Seek First World was founded by Daniel Ziedins and is part of the Thy Kingdom Network. Everything we build is designed to point people to Jesus and advance God's Kingdom.

Practice · 6 min read

The 6:33 Practice: A Daily Rhythm for Kingdom-First Living

A simple twelve-minute daily practice built around Matthew 6:33: seek, surrender, and move with Kingdom purpose in your real-life arena.

By Daniel Ziedins · July 28, 2026

A vision becomes a way of life through rhythm. We may sincerely want to put God first, yet still begin each day with notifications, urgency, comparison, and other people’s priorities. The 6:33 Practice creates a small daily interruption before the noise gets a vote.

It is not a formula, a streak to perform, or another standard to fail. It is a twelve-minute doorway back into attention, surrender, and obedience.

“But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.”
Matthew 6:33

Step one: Seek for six minutes

Begin in stillness. Read Matthew 6:33 slowly. Let your attention move away from what feels urgent and toward the presence and leadership of God. Ask the King what deserves first place today.

You do not have to manufacture a powerful feeling. The purpose is availability. Bring your real mind, with its distractions and worries, into honest attention before God.

Step two: Surrender for three minutes

Name the arena you are entering today: work, training, family, creativity, school, leadership, recovery, or rest. Then offer it back to God. Surrender the outcome you are trying to control and the image you are trying to protect.

My gifts belong to You.
My opportunities belong to You.
My reputation belongs to You.
My results belong to You.
Show me how to serve Your Kingdom here.

Step three: Move for three minutes

Kingdom intention becomes visible through action. Choose one specific step you can take today: encourage someone, repair a relationship, refuse a shortcut, give generously, create with excellence, invite someone in, or finish the work you have been avoiding.

Keep the action small enough to obey and clear enough to recognize. Faithfulness grows when conviction is translated into the next concrete step.

Why twelve minutes can matter

The practice does not make the rest of the day easy. It gives the day a centre. Repeated attention changes what we notice. Repeated surrender changes what controls us. Repeated obedience changes who we are becoming.

If you miss a day, return without shame. If the practice feels dry, stay honest. The goal is not completion for its own sake. The goal is communion with the King that reshapes how you carry His Kingdom into the world.

Seek: turn your attention toward the King.
Surrender: place your arena and outcome in His hands.
Move: take one faithful action in response.

Small rhythm. Eternal direction. Seek first today, then carry the Kingdom into whatever arena is in front of you.