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This week, Tyler continues our fruit of abiding series with a look at Joy. While discerning between happiness and joy, we see that true childlike joy comes when we shift our gaze and delight from ourselves and to the Father.

This week, Nicholas Kerton Johnson walks us through horticulture 101 to explain why pruning is so important, and how the true gift of pruning is that He does it and we do not!

What is the fruit that your life can produce for those around you? This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson encourages us to think about what fruit we want to see developed in our lives and then abide in the love of Jesus and see that fruit produced.

Peace is not passive, it is fitted for battle. This week, Jizelle Orvis talks to us about her process rediscovering biblical peace. She dives into the nature of Jesus as the Prince of Peace, how we can cultivate peace in our live, and how the Father wants us to respond to anxious thoughts.

He calls us first to fall in love…and then to obey. This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson continues this series on Abide/Activate by talking about surrender. He draws us deeper with reasons why surrender should be our response to Jesus, what we may need to surrender, and signs that we are not as surrendered as we think we are.

Obedience is a passionate response to the love that He’s shown us. This week, we continue our journey through John 15 with Nicholas Kerton-Johnson. He explores how Jesus set himself before us as the perfect model for obedience. As children of God, we are called first to abide, and then to obey.

This week, Luke Anspach finishes his miniseries on hearing the Lord’s voice. He walks us through a few exercises on how we can uniquely hear God’s voice for ourselves, and give us steps to try when we are seeking to partner with what the Lord has spoken to us.

We are being asked to focus on the promise. This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson continues our Abide/Activate sermon series. He dives deep into what it means to be grafted in the life of Christ.

Why do we actively seek God’s voice? In part two, Luke shares with us some easy ways to practice hearing God’s voice, promises to hold on to as we grow in listening, and casts vision for why this is so vital for our everyday life.

“Oh to abide in You, is to remain in Truth. We’re turning our ears to hear, the voice of the Father. We’re making out home in You, sinking down deep our roots. We’re planting our hope within the soil of Your heart.” This week, elder, Luke Anspach continues our series on Abiding and Activating. What does it mean to Abide? Connection. Luke takes time to walk us through the story of the Father restor...

Let us turn our affections towards Him. Nicholas Kerton-Johnson kicks off our new sermon series Abide/Activate by diving into John 15. In this first installment, he implores us to turn our affections towards Christ regularly, and ask ourselves if there is a gift that we want to see increased in this season or abiding.

Lord, we have heard You, and we are thankful. For the last sermon of 2020, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson dedicates the night to reminding us of the words the Lord has spoken over our church. We pray that as you listen to this your spirit is stirred to hope in the promises of God.

If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water. This week, lead pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson debunks the idea that we need to be perfect before experiencing Jesus. He calls us to seek desperately after Him and surrendering to His leadership in our sanctification.

What are we willing to sacrifice in order to experience Him? This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson describes how Paul calls us to experience the love of God.

The devil can tolerate us being good Christians. What he can’t tolerate is us being effective Christians. This week, we move on from John 4 to John 14th. Nicholas Kerton-Johnson invites us to stop just viewing Jesus as someone who can be encountered, but someone who desperately wants to be encountered. He talks about what it can look like to be opposed by the enemy when we are pressing into the th...

This week, Amanda Orvis lets us into her process with the Lord as she has learned to make Him her daily bread. She looks at how Jesus was in constant communion with the Father, and urges us to orient our lives to do the same.

This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson continues our Living Waters series by asking us what does it look like to be filled with the Spirit. He talks about what it might look like to experience the presence of the Spirit, and encourages us to step outside out comfort zone in worship to see how eager Jesus is to meet us.

He is looking eagerly for a people who will worship Him in Spirit and Truth. Once again, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson takes us through John 4 and draws us back to the truth that the Father wants to meet us.

How do we cultivate the river of life within us? Nicholas Hindes uses the book of Galatians to urge us to stay in step with the Spirit and His grace.

This week Nicholas asks us what church should really be like? At Kingdom Life we aim to be a place where Jesus is pursued, adored, and experienced.

What does it look like to operate as a warrior and still be a child of God? This week Henrik Soderstrom uses the Psalms to dive into that question.

This week, we continue our series on the Psalms by looking at what it means to engage with warfare from the place of rest.

This week, Nicholas Hindes challenges us to expand out view of praise and rejoicing! He commissions us to praise more in our walks with Christ because praise actually clarifies our vision.

Intimacy was always meant to be an ingredient in battle. This week, Cathy touches on how many of the Psalms bounce back and forth between intimacy and “smiting the enemy.” Her conclusion is that before Christ wants to take us into battle He first wants to secure us in the place of intimacy. We were meant to fight from belonging and trust.

Our humanity was God’s design. This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson intros our newest series on the Psalms. He outlines Psalm 1 and 2 and dives into just how God designed out humanity to partner with his Spirit, and His word. May we all become trees firmly planted by the stream of living water.