King's Table Church Sermons

Brayden continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 18:1-8.

Bryce continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 17:20-37.

Steve continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 17:1-19.

Bryce continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 16:14-31

Bryce continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 16:1-13

Steve continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 15.

Ian Clarke continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 14:25-35.

Bryce Harrison continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 14:1-24. 

Bryce Harrison continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 13:22-35. 

Steve continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 13:10-21. 

Bryce continues in our series in Luke teaching out of Luke 12:49 - 13:9

Corey continues in our series on Luke, teaching out of Luke 12:22-48.

Steve continues in our series on Luke, teaching out of Luke 12:4-21. Fearing God leads to life and eternal security, whereas fearing anything else leads to death and eternal insecurity.

Bryce continues in our series in Luke teaching out of Luke 11:33-12:3.

Jesus is challenged by the his opponents on two points: First, that he is casting out demons in league with Satan and second, demanding a sign from him. Jesus responds to each of these. Revealing that he has come to overpower and bind Satan, to plunder his house. He rebukes this wicked generation for wanting a sign saying that Nineveh and the Queen of the South will rise up and condemn them on the...

Steve continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 11:1-13

Bryce continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 10:38-42.

Pastoral resident Brayden continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 10:25-37.

Bryce continues in our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 10:1-24.

Guest preacher Bill Harrison continues our series in Luke, teaching out of Luke 9:46-62

Jesus comes down off the Mountain - after his transcendent glory is revealed in the Transfiguration - and Luke (like the other Synoptics) follows this event with the casting out of a demon from a young boy. The father of this son brings him to Jesus because the evil spirit has long plagued him and done much harm to him. He says that he first brought his son to the disciples, but Luke informs us th...

If Peter's confession of Jesus as Messiah was at all in doubt, those would soon be put to rest by what takes place next. Luke tells us that eight days later, as Jesus was praying, Moses and Elijah appeared beside him in a glorified, dazzling state. And they speak with him regarding his "exodus." Luke refers to this death (or departure) as something which will soon take place in Jerusalem and as an...

Despite the crowd's misidentification of Jesus with Israel's other prophets, Peter makes a clear and profound declaration; Jesus is, in fact, the long-awaited Messiah sent from God Himself. While the assumption would be that shouts of joy and revelry would follow such a statement, what follows from Jesus is very different. The arrival of the Messiah had long been foretold and long been anticipated...

While another close relative initially expresses a desire to claim as his own the land and property of Elimelech, he quickly backtracks when Boaz makes it known to him that this will involve taking Ruth, the Moabitess, as his wife. With all other claims renounced, Boaz fulfills his promise to Ruth, marries her, and redeems the land and family of Naomi! The Lord even grants Ruth and Boaz, a son. Bu...

Naomi desires to see her faithful daughter, Ruth, in a place of long-term care and security. Boaz has made clear his intention to provide this in the short-term. Could he not then perhaps be the answer for the future? Naomi sends Ruth with instructions to make this appeal. Boaz is honoured by her request and promises that he will indeed make good on this opportunity to give Ruth and Naomi a home a...