Pastor Kevin continues the study of Kingdom Principles as taught by Jesus in His Sermon on the Mount. The basis for New Kingdom righteousness is not found in actions alone, but in the attitude of the heart. Righteousness in God’s Kingdom is characterized by integrity in both word and life.
Pastor Kevin continues his series on Kingdom Principles as taught by Jesus in His Sermon on the Mount. This morning, he explores what Jesus had to say about “The Sanctity of Marriage.” The basis for New Kingdom righteousness is not found in actions alone, but in the attitude of the heart. God established marriage to…
Pastor Kevin continues his series on Kingdom Principles as taught by Jesus in His Sermon on the Mount. This morning, he explores what Jesus had to say about “Purity of Thought.” The basis for New Kingdom righteousness is not found in actions alone, but in the attitude of the heart. In God’s Kingdom, morality runs…
In Christ Jesus, the legal claim of sin has been broken, so that we might fully transfer ownership to God, becoming slaves to righteousness.
Pastor Kevin continues to explore Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. The basis for New Kingdom righteousness is not found in actions alone, but in the attitude of the heart. In God’s Kingdom, contemptible attitudes are considered as serious as murderous actions.
Pastor Kevin shares an Easter message about the Resurrection Power that is at work through Jesus Christ. The resurrection of Jesus Christ validates His sacrifice for sin and provides the POWER for real change in our lives.
In Christ’s Kingdom, the enduring righteous demands of the Law are satisfied by their complete fulfillment in the person and atoning work of Jesus Christ.
As children of His Kingdom, Jesus calls us to permeate and influence our world with the decay-preventing, darkness-dispelling truth of His word lived out in our lives.
Pastor Kevin shares from Isaiah 40: Those who trust in the Lord find renewed confidence and strength to face the situations of life.
Pastor Kevin finishes his series, “Christ’s Message to the Churches,” and attempts to bring it all together. What does Christ’s message to the churches tell us about the characteristics He desires for His followers?