Listen - Kingdom Life Church

Will Kingdom Life be a place where He is adored? This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson kicks off this new sermon series on sin. He starts by explaining that it is time we bring Jesus back into the focus of the church and realize that He is the only one who could have carried the weight of all of our sin. We pray that as you listen to this that you would be brought deeper into the revelation of why Je...

Teach me what it means to be your friend, God In our final week of our Gifts of the Spirit series, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson reminds us that every time we operate in the gifts it must come from the Spirit, in love, for the glory of God.

God's movements are crazy. Let's just accept that go after them Week two of diving into the Gift of Miracles! This week Nicholas Kerton-Johnson challenges us to believe God at face value. We pray that as you listen to this sermon you would become more expectant of the Lord wanting to move through you.

What if God is more excited about miracles than we are? Back to our Gifts of the Spirit series! This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson challenges us to examine how our hearts respond to the idea of miracles today. We pray that as you listen to this sermon your heart would be awakened to the possibilities that come with the power of the Holy Spirit living inside us.

“The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel” (which means “God with us”). This week, we focus our attention to Jesus in the midst of the Christmas season. We pray that as you listen you are drawn closer to the Father through the knowledge of the Son.

We cannot strive after the gift of faith, but we can cultivate it. What is the difference between the faith of every believer and the gift of faith? This week Nicholas dives into the supernatural gift of faith that flows in the moment and partners with God. We pray that as you listen to this sermon your expectation for God to move would rise and that you would respond on your knees as you get to k...

God defines Himself as a few things - one of them is "I am the God who heals you" This week, Matt Orvis dives deep into the scriptures to help us meditate on what healing meant to Jesus and how he operated in it. Jesus became like us in the way that he had the same experience of life as us. He set aside his Godliness, completely depending on the Holy Spirit in His ministry. Healing isn't about jus...

Wisdom is more than just the Proverbs, and it's more than intelligence, experience, or age. This week we continue our spiritual gifts series with the gift of words of wisdom. Nicholas points out that Solomon asked for wisdom and got it, but he's also a man that failed. He had a gift from God but he didn't have THE gift, the Spirit. God will also give wisdom in how to act appropriately in certain c...

Paul tells us to especially desire prophecy because it's the first open door to transformation in people. This week, Cathy Kerton-Johnson speaks to us about the gift of Prophecy. She highlights the fact that spiritual gifts are about God wanting to bring life out of what is dying. Prophecy is speaking out of a sense of the Holy Spirit speaking - in the speaking there is power. We pray that as you...

The gifts are given in love and need to be used in love. We are only ever focused on what God is doing. This week, Nicholas opens with some instruction on how the gift of discernment tends to operate. After that, he invited Cathy and Amanda up to share what the gift of discernment looks like in their lives.

The church needs to bring the reality of the spiritual or the world will. This week, Nicholas highlights the gift of discernment, because the enemy is still active, and God still wants to set people free. Any general will tell you that intel is central. Discernment is the Lord’s central intelligence agency. We pray that as you listen to this message you would be awakened to the fact that you don’t...

“Thanksgiving is an antidote to unforgiveness and offense” Nicholas Kerton-Johnson opens up this week about his journey with thankfulness. He highlights thankfullness as not only what ushers us into the presence of God, but also as an act of spiritual warefare. We pray that as you listen to this sermon your heart would respond with thankfullness for all He has done for you.

“All is for His glory” This week, Henrik Soderstrom speaks on the Father’s Heart and Childlikeness. He asks the question, what if we respond to The Father with the same trust that our earthly children respond to their earthly parents?

“I want us to be a community where we do not let offense take root and we do not make place for unforgiveness.” This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson lays out his vision for our church to become a community where freedom feels tangible. One way we see that is through forgiveness. We forgive as we were forgiveness, just as we love as we have been loved.

This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson spent some time reviewing what we’ve been talking about in this series, and exploring some revelations deeper.

“God wants to reveal Himself to us.” Continuing our Abide/Activate series, Tyler Dresbach teaches us about the Gift of Discernment. He highlights the importance of us practicing the gift of discernment, the differences between discernment and intercession, and how we see discernment used in the bible. We pray that as you listen you would recognize discernment in your own life pointing you to the f...

This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson reminds us of our DNA as a church. We were founded on the belief that Holy Spirit is alive and moving. It is by the Holy Spirit that we are filled with the fruit of the Spirit and are reminded that we are children of God.

This week, Cathy Kerton-Johnson introduces us to the Holy Spirit as the Great Translator. She uses her experience as someone who is living outside of their native country to teach us what it is like to live fully as a child of God in the Kingdom of Heaven. This, can only be done through the filling of the Holy Spirit.

Happy Pentecost! This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson preached about the event of Pentecost, and reminds us of how desperately we need the miracle of the Holy Spirit inside us.

This week we celebrated our church family with a baptism of Liesel Dresbach! Nicholas Kerton-Johnson took this opportunity to remind us of the joy of baptism and repentance as we prepare for Pentecost next week.

No one is disqualified. We are all on a journey of knowing and experiencing Christ more. This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson outlines what the gift of prophecy is, why it was given, and shares some of his favorite stories concerning prophecy.

The spirit is the life that flows through the vine into us. *We apologize to the quality of this recording. Thank you for your grace while we make the most of our technical difficulties. This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson moves us into the Activate season of our Abide/Activate series. He reminds us of the character of the Holy Spirit and how valuable He is to our lives. He finishes by calling us t...