Sermons King's Cross Lyons

Our Acts series continues on! We dive into Acts 24 where Paul is appealing his case to Felix. We look at how Paul's actions a demeanor in this appeal can be an example to us as Christians

Paul Brandis, former associate pastor for Kings Cross and now current pastor of a church in Kansas City, returns to Kings Cross to deliver a sermon on the Life-Giving Prayer of God

Our study of the book of Acts continues! We jump back into Acts chapter 23 looking at Paul's appearance before the Sanhedrin, and his rebuke of temple leadership.

We jump right back into our series in the book of Acts! Exploring Paul's Temple Speech shown in Acts 21:16-22:29

We jump back into our series in Acts! We look as Paul continues his missionary journey and how the Holy Spirit guides him in spreading the word of God and ministering to the church.

We return to back to our series studying the book of Acts! We jump right back where we left off looking at Acts 19:1-41

The instructions God gives us in the Bible are to care for us and guide us in the path he intends for us. Pastoral Resident Dawson Urwiller explores this topic with us today.

In the middle of trials and heartache these are the times when it is most difficult to thank the Lord, to worship the Lord. This week, Pastor Caleb takes us through refocusing our hearts on the true King, and shielding the lies of the enemy out.

"The Lord is our shepherd and we are his sheep," This is a common metaphor used in the Bible and in Christian theology, but what does this mean? We explore this application this Sunday with visiting speaker, Jacob Nannie.

The statement, "Jesus Christ is ruler of all things" is a common phrase you hear throughout the church. But what does that truth mean for you and me in our day to day lives? Our Kings Cross Pastoral Resident, Dawson Urwiller explores this topic with us today.

We begin the new year with a new series exploring the topic of affliction. Through our series, "Let the Afflicted Rejoice," we look at the stories in the Bible that show times of great suffering, and how we can see the Lord through these times of trial.

As we prepare to leave 2024 behind, we look back on how God has worked in our lives and in our church.

In the final edition of our Advent sermon series, we explore Jesus' Eternal Reign. What does this mean for the believer today?

We continue our advent series on, "The Greatest Mystery" of the Bible, the incarnation of Jesus and how and why he was the only one who could rescue us from sin. This week, we explore the resurrection of Jesus.

We continue our 2024 advent season this week exploring, "The Greatest Mystery" of the gospel. This week we look at Jesus' atonement and why Jesus was the ONLY one who could rescue us from sin and death.

We begin the start of our advent season exploring, "The Greatest Mystery," of Jesus. How Jesus came to earth as a baby both fully human and fully God. We explore the temptation of Jesus this week and how his perfect life can be an encouragement to us.

Our series in Acts continues with a discussion on baptism in Acts 18. Pastor Caleb teaches on Jesus' baptism and how it effects our tradition of baptism today.

Through Paul's trials in the book of Acts, there is one consistent promise from God that gives hope through every circumstance. It is the same promise God gives you and me today, "I am with you."

Our series in Acts continues as we dive into Paul's ministries in Acts 17; we take a closer look at Paul and Silas's strategy when going to a new town.

We continue in our sermon series exploring the book of Acts. We dive into a passage where Paul is witnessing to many people, many different kinds of people and how God works through him to reach each of these people in a unique way.

We continue in our series in Acts, exploring the text on Paul's missionary journey.

When going through trials it can be difficult to see how God is working in your life. Maybe you're wondering if God is even there with you. Today we explore how God's word can give us hope and assurance in the middle of hard times.

This week we continue our series in the book of Acts and explore the question: Is Jesus enough for salvation?

We live in a world of "post-christianity" and "deconstruction." Some say in order to combat this we need to make churches more "relevant" but what does this mean?

We take a look into the book of Acts in the earliest days of Christianity. What was so compelling about Christianity that the message spread so rapidly? And is it still true today?