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It’s that time of year again! Adam Narciso with Catalyst ministries came and put on a weekend long Identity Equip. Here is Session 2. We were so thankful to receive a word that challenged us and lead us deeper into wholeness.

It’s that time of year again! Adam Narciso joined us for an Identity Equip. Listen to the first session here!

In part one of two, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson takes a look through the New Testament to recapture our hearts as to what the Holy Spirit can do in our lives today. Listen and be reminded that you are sealed by the Spirit of God, called a child of God, and so much more.

As a church body, we are starting this year off by setting out hearts toward Jerusalem. To prepare us for this, Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson shares his heart and vision for a church wide January fast. Join us, and lets press in for more.

What if we put too much emphasis on what we are saved from instead of what we are saved for? In our final week of Advent, Elder Bill Heth talks about how God woos us into relationship, and how that can look very different than religion. “Religion can serve as an effective and dangerous mask for unbelief”

Will we come to Jesus weeping and allow Him to send us out in joy? Head Pastor, Nicholas KJ, kicks off Advent with a question. Will we let God grab a hold of us? Will we prepare the way for the Lord?

Reading the Bible is a supernatural experience In our final installment of this series, worship pastor Tyler Dresbach, charges us to realize the importance of scripture in our lives. We pray that after listening to this sermon you grow in hunger for the presence of God in scripture.

“What are the seasons in life that make you cringe?” This week, Nicholas Hindes talks about how God is waiting to walk through healing with us. Forgiveness leads to freedom. Listen as God sheds new light and revelation on some of the seasons in your life that make you cringe.

Does anything speak more of intimacy than the father making his home in us? We’ve begun our newest series! Walking with God Listen as our head pastor, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson, sets the stage with this message about intimacy, and how God wants to make his home in our lives.

What is it like to view ourselves within the context of our spiritual family, and how does that affect our earthly family? In our final installment of our Redeeming the Times series, Cathy Kerton-Johnson talks about seeing family through kingdom eyes.

Continuing our Redeeming the Times series, Elder Bill Heth, teaches on how we can bring glory to God through our marriages and families. He focuses on five words: Joy, Jesus, Reflect, Reproduce, and Reign.

“We do not serve to save, we serve because we have been saved” This week, Luke Anspach, designer, professor, and elder here at KLC, breaks down what it means to worship a God who was not only Creator, but Designer. He urges us to look past what we do, and instead, seek the Father to define our identity and propel our “what” we do with a “why.”

This week, Matt Orvis looks into the ways that David used prophecy as a weapon, and how teaches us how we can operate from a prophetic heart. This week, Matts message was on the shorter side, leaving room at the end for the Holy Spirit to come and expose things in our hearts. We pray that you are touched by both this message, and the time of ministry at the end

Matt Rosenbaum concludes our Galatians series with an empower message about the walk of a child of God into spiritual maturity. Listen as he shares from his own personal journey with the Lord towards empathetic listening. He also draws from the prodigal son passage to teach us what it means to carry “the authority to bind.”

In our second installment of our David series, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson talks about David as Warrior. This week we learn about how David was motivated by the truth of his identity, and how that made him an effective warrior.

Religion can teach us, but it can never transform us into sons and daughters. Listen as Nicholas teaches about Galatians 5 and the value of being zealous for good. As a church we seek to be free in order to bring freedom to others!

This is the fourth week in our Galatians series! In this sermon, Spencer explores the difference between walking in the old covenant, and the new. We are now sons of grace!

“The only way we can truly worship God is through Him revealing Himself to us.” Worship Pastor, Tyler Dresbach, starts our David series off exploring what David was like as a worshipper. In this message, he tells his own story of encountering the Lord’s presence through music for the first time, how worship begins with obedience, and how powerful it is when we are open and vulnerable about the way...

This week Bill Kicks off our Galatians series with a message about the power of a transformed life. Join us as he lays the foundation for this incredible story of grace.

“Christian boycotts don’t work because we are called to be light. If we stay out of a dark place because of fear, that place only remains dark.” This is the final week of our Ephesians series! This week, Tyler addresses the reality of Spiritual Warfare and how power only flows from intimacy.

“Biblical love is not based on feeling, but a prior decision.” It was such an honor to have Bill Biblically unpack this chapter of the Bible. This week we learned about how the Christian marital relationship is meant to put the love Christ has for His church on display.

“Love is stronger than mans justice” This week, Nicholas takes us past the list of do’s and don’ts in Ephesians 5, and straight into the heart of the Father. Listen as we learn to stop being obsessed with out sin, and instead be obsessed with our relationship with God. We pray that you encounter the love of the Father while listening to this message, and have a greater revelation of the fact that...

“God uses imperfect people and His perfect gifts to transform the world” In the third installment of our Ephesians series, Nicholas Hindes talks about how we can know the love that surpasses all knowledge. He challenges us to examine our hearts and see if we are in covenant with our church body, or cohabiting with our church body.

"We live lives of purpose. The greatest purpose of all is to be with Him and to know Him" Nicholas continues our Ephesians series with this empowering message on identity and unity.