King's People Church

In our day, we are in inundated with with constant noise and distraction. We are bombarded with more information than we are able to retain. Many things we can find out with the click of a mouse or the swipe of a finger. More now than ever, we need to hear the Holy Spirit. Knowledge is good, but we need a fresh impartation and revelation from God. We need to seek His face for today.

We desire, as does God, to be a praying church. A church who seeks the will of God. A church who seeks Hos face above all else. This week, Pastor Drew challenges the church with a message on being a praying church.

Jesus has the power to save anyone anywhere and at anytime. His power and ability to change a life is one thing that has not changed. He is still moving today, and through the work of Holy Spirit people are being healed, set free, and transformed. Join us for the final message in the series "Ready for Messiah".

Isaiah 9:6-9 speaks of the coming Messiah as one who will be Wonderful Counselor and the Prince of Peace. The government will rest on His shoulders. Meaning that the weight of all the worlds systems will rest on Him. But, His shoulders are string enough and broad enough to carry the weight. Join us as Pastor Drew continues in our series "Ready for Messiah".

Isaiah 7:14 prophesies that that the messiah would be born of a virgin. This was all part of God's redemptive plan for humanity. This messiah would be fully God and fully man in order to conquer sin and make way for God's promise. A promise of transformation, peace, strength, God sized dreams, and power through the Holy Spirit. Today we look at Luke 1 at Mary's holy visitation and how God's promis...

God is carrying out a redemptive story and we are still in the midst of it. Jesus came to this world as Messiah. Messiah simply means rescuer or deliverer. He come once and He's coming back again! The Christmas story tells the story of Christ’s first coming. It serves as a humble reminder of the mystery and beauty of His first coming, which in turn will prepare us his second coming.

We give what God gave. We are a generous people because He was first generous with us. Often times an attitude of poverty creeps into our lives that says we must fend for ourselves or that we are entitled to something. Pastor Drew concludes our series with this powerful word challenging us to have a heart of generosity.

As we continue in our series "Culture Defined", Pastor Tony will share about our core value "We are Family". The moment we give our lives to Jesus we receive the beautiful gift of being a part of the family of God. While it's made up of imperfect people, there is incredible strength, encouragement, and accountability when we commit ourselves to His family.

No one wants a counterfeit. No one wants a fake or a just a cheap replica. In fact, in our culture we pride ourselves on finding the real thing. Something genuine, authentic, and true is what we all desire. So why would settle for anything less than an authentic expression of The Gospel? Today, Pastor Drew takes us on a journey through what in means to be the real thing in all we do.

Guest Speaker Pastor Jeremy Bosma is a pastor and church planter in Las Vegas, Nevada. He and his wife Lindsey planted Avenue Church 2 1/2 years ago and have seen God grow a beautiful community of believers impacting the Las Vegas area.

Guest Speaker Pastor Jeremy Bosma is a pastor and church planter in Las Vegas, Nevada. He and his wife Lindsey planted Avenue Church 2 1/2 years ago and have seen God grow a beautiful community of believers impacting the Las Vegas area. This week Pastor Jeremy continues our series "Culture Defined" with a message on our core value "Who's Next".

This week we start a brand new series entitled, "Culture Defined". Over the coming weeks we will explore who we are as a church family and the culture we believe God is calling us to cultivate. This week we define what it is to be people of His presence.

As we conclude our series on Colossians, Pastor Drew challenges us not to fall prey to a roller-coaster walk with God. A life where we have moments of intimacy with God but after a time it seems to wain and we fall back into our struggles. God is actually offering us a way off the roller-coaster and into a life on consistency and steadfastness. Where despite the difficulties of life, we experience...

Sunday Evening Service - Guest Speaker Dick Schroeder is part of the National Chi Alpha Leadership Team. Dick was director of Montana State University Chi Alpha for over 30 years. This evening Dick shares with us about the baptism in the Holy Spirit.

Guest Speaker Dick Schroeder is part of the National Chi Alpha Leadership Team. Dick was director of Montana State University Chi Alpha for over 30 years. This morning Dick shares with us about the power of the Holy Spirit.

Special Guest Steve Pavek from Chi Alpha University of Alaska Anchorage shares a impactful message on the power of God in our lives.

Continuing in the book of Colossians 3,we see that God is calling us to put on love. And, God desires His love to infiltrate every part of our lives. This is not a part-time gospel. His love should impact our family, marriage, our job, and our neighbors. It is a full-time gospel that demands our complete surrender.

Guest Speaker Steve Pavek and his wife Erin are Chi Alpha Missionaries to University of Alaska Anchorage. They have planted and pioneered a Chi Alpha movement in Alaska that has changed the social fabric of the state. This week Steve shares his heart on risking it all for Jesus.

God has never lost sight of who He's made you to be! Our identity is firmly rooted in Him. Often times, however, we take our eyes off of Jesus and put them onto ourselves or our situation. We then allow life to define who we are instead of Jesus. In Colossians 3, Paul encourages us to throw of the old you and put on the new.

God has destined us all for something far greater than we could ever imagine. One of the things that often keeps us from stepping into what God has is the fear of man. In Colossians 2, Paul reminds us that it is Jesus who in the ends judges us all, so we should live the with fear of God governing our hearts.

Anything of value costs us something following Jesus will surely costs us something. He offers His free gift of grace and we receive it and are empowered by it. But, we are called to lay down our lives and step out in obedience which will definitely cost us something in this life.

It is difficult to follow someone you do not know. And, for many of us we struggle to follow Jesus. There are many deficient views of Jesus circulating in our culture and if we are not careful we can start to believe Jesus is someone who He is not. So who is Jesus?

This week we begin a new series entitled "Ready in Christ". Over the next 9 weeks we will be studying through the book of Colossians. As a church, God has been and is preparing us for a great move. We have a simple prayer that says, "God, we're ready!".

Guest speaker Daniel Quinby is the Chi Alpha Director at the University of Northern Iowa. He, and his wife Emily, serve as missionaries to UNI with a desire to reach every student for Jesus and see God's power in action on campus. Daniel shares with us this morning on kingdom power.

In the place of worship we do battle against the enemy. Our weapons are thanksgiving, praise, and worship! By running hard after Jesus, we will be activated to take back what the enemy has stolen. Join us as we discover the power of our worship.