KAC Sermons

Parables are unstructured, informal conversations that arise from incidents and encounters with one another in the normal course of our lives. Jesus tells stories that prepare his followers to bring the ordinariness of their lives into conscious awareness and participation in His kingdom life. The parables explore the themes of compassion, mercy, wealth, stewardship, Prayer, humility, watchfulness...

Parables are unstructured, informal conversations that arise from incidents and encounters with one another in the normal course of our lives. Jesus tells stories that prepare his followers to bring the ordinariness of their lives into conscious awareness and participation in His kingdom life. The parables explore the themes of compassion, mercy, wealth, stewardship, Prayer, humility, watchfulness...

Parables are unstructured, informal conversations that arise from incidents and encounters with one another in the normal course of our lives. Jesus tells stories that prepare his followers to bring the ordinariness of their lives into conscious awareness and participation in His kingdom life. The parables explore the themes of compassion, mercy, wealth, stewardship, Prayer, humility, watchfulness...

This series lays the foundation for KAC’s theme for the year: Seen, Shaped, and Sent. The anchor text for this series is John 20:19–23, where the risen Jesus appears to His disciples, speaks peace over them, breathes the Spirit into them, and sends them into the world. This moment captures the cyclical rhythm of the Christian life: to be seen by the Father, shaped by the Spirit, and sent by the So...

This series lays the foundation for KAC’s theme for the year: Seen, Shaped, and Sent. The anchor text for this series is John 20:19–23, where the risen Jesus appears to His disciples, speaks peace over them, breathes the Spirit into them, and sends them into the world. This moment captures the cyclical rhythm of the Christian life: to be seen by the Father, shaped by the Spirit, and sent by the So...

This series lays the foundation for KAC’s theme for the year: Seen, Shaped, and Sent. The anchor text for this series is John 20:19–23, where the risen Jesus appears to His disciples, speaks peace over them, breathes the Spirit into them, and sends them into the world. This moment captures the cyclical rhythm of the Christian life: to be seen by the Father, shaped by the Spirit, and sent by the So...

In our current cultural moment, there is growing disruption and uncertainty. For many people, it seems like the world they live in is out of control. How do God’s people reconcile his sovereignty with our experience of an unstable world? What do we do when God seems silent?    The story of Ruth is a light in a dark, difficult time. God’s hand is working behind-the-scenes, in seemingly ordinary lif...

In our current cultural moment, there is growing disruption and uncertainty. For many people, it seems like the world they live in is out of control. How do God’s people reconcile his sovereignty with our experience of an unstable world? What do we do when God seems silent?    The story of Ruth is a light in a dark, difficult time. God’s hand is working behind-the-scenes, in seemingly ordinary lif...

In our current cultural moment, there is growing disruption and uncertainty. For many people, it seems like the world they live in is out of control. How do God’s people reconcile his sovereignty with our experience of an unstable world? What do we do when God seems silent?    The story of Ruth is a light in a dark, difficult time. God’s hand is working behind-the-scenes, in seemingly ordinary lif...

In our current cultural moment, there is growing disruption and uncertainty. For many people, it seems like the world they live in is out of control. How do God’s people reconcile his sovereignty with our experience of an unstable world? What do we do when God seems silent?    The story of Ruth is a light in a dark, difficult time. God’s hand is working behind-the-scenes, in seemingly ordinary lif...

In Luke 9:51, we read that Jesus “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (ESV).  Jesus knows what lies ahead for him. He is not simply setting his face to a city; He is resolutely determining to proceed towards his death. As we journey through Lent, each passage we’ll look at includes further movement of Jesus towards Jerusalem, and His death. His face is continually set, and yet He continues to ministe...

In Luke 9:51, we read that Jesus “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (ESV).  Jesus knows what lies ahead for him. He is not simply setting his face to a city; He is resolutely determining to proceed towards his death. As we journey through Lent, each passage we’ll look at includes further movement of Jesus towards Jerusalem, and His death. His face is continually set, and yet He continues to ministe...

In Luke 9:51, we read that Jesus “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (ESV).  Jesus knows what lies ahead for him. He is not simply setting his face to a city; He is resolutely determining to proceed towards his death. As we journey through Lent, each passage we’ll look at includes further movement of Jesus towards Jerusalem, and His death. His face is continually set, and yet He continues to ministe...

In Luke 9:51, we read that Jesus “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (ESV).  Jesus knows what lies ahead for him. He is not simply setting his face to a city; He is resolutely determining to proceed towards his death. As we journey through Lent, each passage we’ll look at includes further movement of Jesus towards Jerusalem, and His death. His face is continually set, and yet He continues to ministe...

In Luke 9:51, we read that Jesus “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (ESV).  Jesus knows what lies ahead for him. He is not simply setting his face to a city; He is resolutely determining to proceed towards his death. As we journey through Lent, each passage we’ll look at includes further movement of Jesus towards Jerusalem, and His death. His face is continually set, and yet He continues to ministe...

In Luke 9:51, we read that Jesus “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (ESV).  Jesus knows what lies ahead for him. He is not simply setting his face to a city; He is resolutely determining to proceed towards his death. As we journey through Lent, each passage we’ll look at includes further movement of Jesus towards Jerusalem, and His death. His face is continually set, and yet He continues to ministe...

In this series, we want to demystify the Holy Spirit , showing that our culture’s longings are ultimately fulfilled in the life-changing presence of the Holy Spirit. The Christian faith doesn’t offer just another experience to sample, helpful principles for life, or a power to wield. It offers something far better: a relationship with the personal, living God who is Spirit. Unlike impersonal force...

In this series, we want to demystify the Holy Spirit , showing that our culture’s longings are ultimately fulfilled in the life-changing presence of the Holy Spirit. The Christian faith doesn’t offer just another experience to sample, helpful principles for life, or a power to wield. It offers something far better: a relationship with the personal, living God who is Spirit. Unlike impersonal force...

In this series, we want to demystify the Holy Spirit , showing that our culture’s longings are ultimately fulfilled in the life-changing presence of the Holy Spirit. The Christian faith doesn’t offer just another experience to sample, helpful principles for life, or a power to wield. It offers something far better: a relationship with the personal, living God who is Spirit. Unlike impersonal force...