Kingsview Community Church

What Is That Smell?

Jesus delays for Lazarus, revealing that God's timing is perfect. John 11 teaches us to surrender control, trust Christ in the waiting, and find peace in His power over death.

In John 10:22–42, Jesus reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd during Hanukkah, exposing the danger of pride and control. True leadership begins by surrendering to Christ, hearing His voice, and following Him in faith.

Jesus, the Good Shepherd, willingly laid down His life for His sheep and rose again in victory. Discover how the cross, resurrection, and baptism reveal the hope of new life in Christ.

Jesus reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd, the Gate, and the Key to abundant life. True abundance isn’t freedom from trials—it’s finding peace, trust, and purpose by surrendering control and following Christ through every season.

In John 9, Jesus reveals that suffering is not always punishment but an opportunity for God's glory. Whether through healing or endurance, Christ restores, sustains, and opens our eyes to Him

In John 9, Jesus heals a blind man to reveal a greater truth: He is the Light of the World. Through pressure, testing, and faith, spiritual blindness gives way to truly seeing Christ.

Eat It and Live It. Matthew 4:1-11

A Mother’s Day message on faith, persistence, and God’s nurturing heart. Through Timothy’s family, Mary, and Scripture, we’re reminded that a parent’s faithful influence leaves an eternal impact.

Jesus’ words in John 8 reveal that true freedom isn’t found in knowledge, but in knowing Him. Real belief moves beyond the mind into abiding, transforming hearts and setting us free from sin.

Jesus declares He is the living water and light of the world, offering salvation and guidance. Confronting religious leaders, He reveals Himself as the true treasure, calling all to believe, follow, and value Him above all.

In John 8, Jesus exposes hypocrisy, upholds the Law, and extends grace to a broken woman. His words convict the guilty and reveal a Saviour who forgives, restores, and calls us to leave sin behind.

Jesus reveals He is the Messiah, yet many reject Him due to expectations. His Word, not works, leads to truth and life. True faith begins with what He says, and only He satisfies our deepest thirst.

Easter Sunday

Good Friday

The Triumphal Entry

John 7:1-24

John 6:60-71

A sermon on Jonah 4:1-11

This sermon unpacks “Walk Wisely” from Ephesians 5, calling us to examine our actions and our hearts. With guardrails and Spirit-led humility, we pursue wise living that leads to fewer regrets and deeper communion with Jesus.

In Gospel of John 6:22–60, Jesus declares, “I am the Bread of Life.” Will we follow Him for comfort, or surrender to Him as Lord? Consumer faith fills the belly, Christ alone gives eternal life.

In a storm on the sea, Jesus reveals Himself as the Great I AM. This message contrasts panic with reverent awe, challenging us to trust Christ’s authority over chaos and answer: Who do you say He is?

A fresh look at the feeding of the 5,000 reveals Jesus as the Bread of Life—transforming what we offer, valuing what we overlook, and showing God’s abundant provision that sustains us now and forever.

Jesus confronts hearts unwilling to believe. Though Scripture, miracles, and Moses testify to Him, the Pharisees choose human validation over God’s glory—missing the life, freedom, and true worth found only in Christ.

Jesus heals on the Sabbath and confronts the Pharisees, revealing He is equal with the Father. John 5 shows the Law’s limits, Christ’s authority to give life, and asks: Who do you say He is?