King's People Church

God has given each of us the ability to individually and uniquely worship Him. No one can worship God the way you can. We know that God created no two human beings the same. That means we have a unique voice and life to offer as worship to Him who created us.

Worship is that which captures our attention. That which holds our heart. And, it's important to understand how we worship and why, otherwise we find ourselves just going through the motions. This morning, we explore corporate worship. Why do we lift our hands? Why do we sing? Why do we lift our voices. God gives a unique and beautiful sound when we gather together to worship.

Worship is so important to the life of a believer and to the church. It's important to take time to understand God's call to us to be worshipers. God has created us as worshiping beings. We worship naturally. We worship that which we give attention to. Everyone worships something. And the reality we cannot have divided worship. We cannot have split attention. Our prayer is that God would truly hav...

1 John 3:16 says, "This is how we know what love is: That Jesus would lay down His life for us, so we ought to lay down our lives for our friends." This is a gospel of radical love, radical obedience, and complete surrender. As we conclude our series "Blindspots" we take a Sunday and respond to this call of complete surrender.

Our words carry the potential to bring life or to destroy. With our words we can speak hope to hopelessness, healing to brokenness, and strength to the weary. But, we can also tear down, complain and criticize, and destroy with our words. Holy Spirit help us to tame our tongue it can be used to bring life!

We were are all created to burn for something! The question is, however, are we burning for the right things? Are we burning for the things God desires us to have a passion for? The problem arises when things, that are less than God's best for our lives, capture our attention and focus. Our prayer must be, "God cause us to burn for You!"

Religion is deceptive in that it can fool us into cleaning up the exterior but never allowing any greater change to happen inside. The good news that Jesus came to bring and declare is good news for our heart, and our heart is the source of all issues of brokenness in our life. Join us as we unpack Matthew 15:10-20 and submit the matters of the heart to our Redeemer, Jesus.

Two of the main ways that God deals with our blindspots in through the conviction of the Holy Spirit and through being in community with one another. It's in community with others that often times our true colors are revealed and our rough edges are rubbed off. But how we deal with one another makes all the difference.

Repentance has been misunderstood and, in many ways, misrepresented in our western culture. We can understand that to turn to God for salvation requires repentance, but what role does repentance have in the life of an everyday believer? This week Pastor Drew will help us see our blindspots that hinder us from having a humble heart of repentance.

We all have blind spots. Things in our lives that we either over look or are unaware of. Things that, if gone undealt with, will plague us and hold us back from from being an influence in this life. Join us in this series as we unpack various blind spots and ask God to make us new!

As the final message of our Full Gospel series, Pastor Drew shares his heart for everyone to be activated to take this gospel to the ends of the earth. If we truly believe this gospel it would be unkind to not share it with a world dying to hear good news. A gospel that lacks power is no gospel at all!

There is peace in Jesus Christ for our restless minds. Our minds that never stop running. But, for the anguish, anxiety, depression, oppression, addictions etc. there is good news to you. Jesus purchased peace for us on the cross and the truth of Who God is and what Jesus accomplished is always the foundation for peace.

Jesus paid a high price for our lives. He made a way for us to be made whole and complete. That means our whole self- body, soul, and spirit. There are many of us walking around with deep emotional wounds that haven't been dealt with or healed. Jesus desires to heal those wounds!

Jesus is our salvation from sin. Jesus is our salvation from future judgement. Jesus is our salvation from the enemy. Sickness and disease are a work of the enemy and Jesus has victory over the enemy, sickness, and sin! Pastor Drew encourages with the word that Jesus is your perfect Healer.

In God's presence He reveals to us who He is in a greater way. Our only response can really be that our expectancy of what He can and is willing to do would be greatly increased.

Jesus was a continuation of who God was to Israel in the Old Testament. God was and is Israel's healer. He first revealed Himself to Israel and then to the rest of the world His intentions of restoring and redeeming that which was lost.

God wants relationship with humanity and ever since The Fall God has been revealing Himself to us. He introduced Himself to Moses as Yahweh and since that time has expounded on that name. This week we examine what God means when He is referred to as Yahweh Rapha the God who heals.

Pastor Drew MeyerIn this new series "Full Gospel", we will see that the gospel is not just for the cleansing of our sins but also for the healing of our whole self. In Isaiah 53, the prophet Isaiah prophecies about the coming savior 500 years before He comes. We see with such clarity the purpose of His coming is to redeem, restore, and renew.

Pastor Tony MeyerThis week we wrap up our series on Pastor Drew's book "Discovering the Power of Prayer". We come full circle with the truth that everyone can have a secret place of prayer with God. In Matthew 6:5-6, Jesus lays out what we need to do to find that place of intimacy with God.

Finding consistency, focus, and vigor in our prayer lives can be difficult. We seem to battle against our flesh more than we'd care to admit. But, the place that God is calling each of to is a place of strength, peace, and restoration.

In this series we've explored the many aspects personal prayer. This week, however, we discover the power of corporate prayer. In Acts 4 we read about the early church's persecution and their response to it. The respond by turning to their friends and raising up one voice towards heaven. Corporate prayer is a unifying agent that God to uses to collectively encourage and change a people's hearts.

We're all contending with God for something. It's one of the many benefits of walking with Him. But, what if the breakthrough looks different than we thought it would? Do we have the faith to see the breakthrough when it comes? 1 Kings 18:41-44 is the story of Elijah praying for rain to end the drought. We're challenged by his faith, even though it doesn't look the way he thought it would.

Pastor Drew MeyerHow do you respond to desperate situations? Do they harden your heart towards God or draw you to Him? In Mark 2:1-12, we look at the paralytic man who is so desperate for Jesus that he has his friends do something that was unheard of. Desperation calls us into greater faith and relationship with God.

Travis and Dawn RosingerThis morning we had the opportunity to hear an inspiring message on who to model your marriage after. A marriage grounded in selfless living and forgiveness is a marriage that will thrive.

Pastor Tony Meyer Have you ever found yourself in a dire situation? A situation so desperate the God is the only answer? This week we continue in our series Discovering the Power of Prayer. We explore Luke 18:1-8 with the desire for God to stir up a desperate faith that spurs us on to persist in the place of prayer.