Christ the King Raleigh Sermons

This is Part 2 of the Kickoff Session for our Sunday School series on Evangelism. New sessions will be available weekly.

This is the Kickoff Session for our Sunday School series on Evangelism. New sessions will be available weekly.

North Carolina Central University RUF Pastor, Kris Cooper, preaches through John 21:1-14

Jesus' ancestry is... interesting. Church Planting Resident, Paul Deschamps walks us through the genealogical journey to Christ our King.

Judges 17:1-13; 18:1, 3-4, 18-26, 31

Pastor Elliot takes a look at Mary's familiar song in Luke 1:45-55 known as The Magnificat

Judges 16:4-6, 15-31

Judges 13:1-5; 14:1-7, 19-20; 15:11-15 Pastor Geoff looks at the life of Samson as we continue through the Book of Judges in our sermon series "The Redemption Cycle"

Phil. 4:4-9 Church Planter, Paul Deschamps, preaches on having peace with God

James 5:1-6 Another installment of "James on James"

Judges 10:6-16; 11:1-11, 29-39 "God don't play!" He's not interested in your deals or your bargains. He wants all of you in exchange for all of Him. Pastor Geoff leads us to this truth through this tragic passage in the book of Judges.

Judges 9:1-15, 42-57 Pastor Geoff preaches on the cautionary life story of Abimelech.

Judges 7:1-7, 16-23; 8:4-9, 16-32 Pastor Geoff compares and contrasts the Gideon of Judges 7 with the Gideon of Judges 8. Is he a good guy or a bad guy? Yes!

Judges 6:1-32 Pastor Geoff preaches on the story of Gideon through the lens of these 3 points: 1. God is for you 2. God is with you 3. God can use you

Instead of being a source of division when it comes to gender, the Bible offers a beautiful picture of both manhood and womanhood ultimately telling the story of God's ultimate design for all of creation. Listen as Pastor Geoff walks through the topic of biblical womanhood and manhood through the lives of Deborah, Jael and Barak as found in Judges 4:1-5:2, 31.

This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive t...

In another installment of James on James, Pastor James preaches on James 4:13-16.

Judges 3:12-30

This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive t...

This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive t...

Sermon on Judges 2:8-19; 3:7-11 by Senior Pastor, Geoff Bradford.

Judges 1:1-7, 27-36; 2:1-2 This is the first sermon in our new sermon series entitled "The Redemption Cycle." In this series, we will walk through the Book of Judges and reflect on the relentless, pursuing love of God.

This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive t...

Hebrews 10:1-18. NC State's RUF Campus Pastor (and CtK member) Chuck Askew preaches through this text in our "Jesus Is Superior" Sermon Series.

Week 2: This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we...