King's Table Church Sermons

In Paul's opening, he greets Timothy and tells him that he remembers, prays, and longs to see him. He remembers his own ancestors and reminds Timothy about the faith of his own mother and grandmother. Ultimately, Paul is identifying with Timothy and stirring up in him a godly affection. They have both received the faith of those who came before them, and they both long for one another with tears a...

In this final act, the resentful heart of the prophet reveals its true colours. When God relents and shows mercy to Nineveh, Jonah becomes greatly displeased - even furious. And he reveals that this has been the source of his reluctance and rebellion all along. He knew the Lord to be kind and gracious. And he didn't want to see his kindness and graciousness extended to these Assyrians! He didn't w...

The Word of the Lord again comes to Jonah a second time, and the call is virtually identical. Get up. Go. And proclaim. This time, instead, of turning the other direction, the prophet actually goes where he is told to preach the message he has been sent with. Kind of. It seems as if Jonah preaches the bare minimum he can get away with. His sermon is only 5 words in Hebrew, and it mentions no word...

Despite Jonah's latest attempt to undermine God's plan to send him to Nineveh by hurling himself into the sea, the Lord rescues Jonah in perhaps the most unlikely way imaginable! He subverts Jonah's subversion and makes a point to do it in a manner that would allow no mistaking that it was by any hand other than his own! He sends a great fish to swallow Jonah! He preserves the prophet's life in th...

When the Lord comes to the prophet Jonah with a message to take to Nineveh, a singular series of events ensues. From the outset, a pattern of actions and reactions begins between the Lord and this reluctant prophet. Having been previously sent to King Jeroboam with a positive message of Israel's borders expanding (2 Kings) - unlike the messages of rebuke and warning given by Hosea and Amos - Jonah...

Steve preaches the final sermon in our series: The Expanding Mission of an Upside Down Kingdom Scripture - Luke 9:10-17 A sermon from King's Table Church in Dartmouth, NS.

Bryce preaches the sixteenth sermon in our series: The Expanding Mission of an Upside Down Kingdom Scripture - Luke 9:1-9 A sermon from King's Table Church in Dartmouth, NS. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Luke gives us here two stories of Jesus healing and restoring - one sandwiched between the beginning and the resolution of the other. Jesus departs for the house of Jairus, a leader of the synagogue, to heal his ailing daughter. He is interrupted, however, as a woman with a bleeding disorder reaches out in the crowd to touch him. While her touch seems to almost be superstitious in nature, desiring...

If there is one aspect of the natural world that to the biblical authors represented fear and chaos, it was the sea. And if there's anything that represents fear and chaos even more than the untamed nature of the sea, it would be the even less tamed, more mysterious, and far more deadly supernatural realm of demonic forces. In this passage, Jesus subdues both of them! The response to both occasion...

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Guest preacher Brian Croft teaches out of Titus chapter 2.

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Bryce had the opportunity to preach to a group of pastors at the Simeon Trust preaching workshop this past week. Simeon Trust aims to train up the next generation of Biblical expositors. Bryce preaches out of 2 Timothy 1:13-18

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It is difficult to find settings where large groups of people (not just kids but even adults) gather together and sing. People sing at concerts - but even most concerts are still primarily about listening to the performance of the artist and hearing them sing. The audience is probably doing more shouting and cheering than they are actually singing. Even traditions like going door to door Christmas...