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This week, we asked Joel Olufowote to share his heart and experience with us. Joel is the Executive Director of Intercultural and Global Engagement at Indiana Wesleyan, and a valued member of our KLC family. Joel moved to the United States after growing up in Nigeria. In this message, he shares how unlearning our cultural norms can give us a clearer and fuller picture of how God is. He also talks...

During Pentecost this year, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson asks us to rededicate ourselves to the Lord. He prompts us to remind ourselves of who we know the Holy Spirit to be. Then, he lead us into repentance of anything that we find in our lives that stifles the flow of the Spirit in our lives. He pray that as you listen to this message, you find revival stirring in your heart once more.

Do I need to be succeeding in my relationship with God to believe that I am His child? This week, Cathy Kerton-Johnson speaks about what it means to live your identity in Christ free from performance. We pray that this sermon brings freedom to your heart and your walk with the Lord.

When we give up rebellion we gain the Revelation of Christ. This week, Nicholas finishes up our sermon series on Rebellion. We focus on the fact that Obedience is not the opposite of rebellion. It is central, but it must flow our of love.

During our first week back in the building, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unwrapps Psalm 91. We dive in to what it means to make the Lord our Refuge.

Rebellion in fundamentally our decision to place ourselves above God. Nicholas uses this week as a preamble to our series on Rebellion. He breaks down the lie that the opposite of rebellion is disobedience. Instead, he puts forth that we can only be drawn towards obedience through love and putting God at the center of our lives.

This week, Cathy come to us from her greenhouse with a message about comfort. She leads us to realize that we have replaced the idea of comfort with the idea of relief. Holy Spirit is our comforter, and we pray that as you listen to this message you feel His presence and comfort in the midst of trials.

This Easter, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson delivers simple word. We pray that as you listen to this message you encounter the presence of God and are reminded of who God is.

This week, Nicholas tackles the topic of anger. He begins by comparing Gods anger, with the anger that we experience. He points out that God experiences anger, and compassion at the same time. Often, we experience anger that is not similar to the anger that God experiences. This anger comes from injustice, rejection, or neglect. We can find freedom from this anger through forgiveness.

During our first sermon from home, Nicholas Kerton Johnson encourages KLC to have hope and seek Jesus in this time. He is the God who wants to come close, and the God who wants to be found.

The Father was pleased with the Son before He had done anything cool for him. Adam Narciso finishes this years Catalyst conference with a charge to get back to finding our identity in Christ and pressing into the word. He implores us to ask God two questions. 1. Who do you say that I am? 2. What are you asking me to do?

It is not right for man to be alone. Jenny Narciso kicks off our Catalyst conference with a message on God’s original design for women. She gets vulnerable with how her previous beliefs on women affected her struggle with insignificance, and leads our body into victory through connection.

Fear of man robs us of our identity in Christ This week, Tyler Dresbach teaches on the fear of man, and getting out of the Courtroom. He walks through Pauls teaching on how the only opinion of us that matters is Christs.

Control is manipulative. It often tries to get us to act our of fear. The antidote to control is humility. This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson speaks to us about how letting go of control can lead to a greater out pouring of the Holy Spirit. He points our Peters battle with giving up control, and how Jesus confronted the Pharisees need to control their environment.

It's easy to practice the things of God and not experience him In this message, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson exposes the religious spirit. Here are two things that we should ask ourselves about the religious practices we have set up in our lives. One, do we encounter Jesus in the midst of them. Two, are we seeing fruit from them?

There is purpose in our longing for the perfect friendship that cannot be attained. Lisa Orvis finishes up our series on friendship with a look at how we were created. Have you ever felt lonely? How about disappointed with the relationships around you? Could it be that Jesus is inviting you to experience what perfect friendship with Him looks like? That longing in your heart for friendship echos t...

Friendship makes us safe. Nicholas finishes this series with a sermon of how sin affects our friendship with God, and how our friendship with God affects sin. Friendship with God gains reverence, not loses it

We tried something new this week! We asked two of our congregants to share about their walk as friends with God. Listen as Emily teaches on operating as a partner with Jesus, and Henrik explains how we can treasure the extravagance of friendship with God

Friendship is what you do with the access God has given you This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson kicks off our series on friendship with God. If we think that we can operate in the gifts of the Spirit outside of friendship with God we are wrong. This week he gives an overview of Peter’s life and why it is a gift to become friends with God.

With New Years Eve around the corner, Cathy Kerton-Johnson teaches on the importance of walking through transitions well. Listen as she reminds us that endings are always better than beginnings, and it is wiser to get with God before we try to make things happen in our own strength.

I don’t think that every person in the Bible who saw someone healed had the gift of healing. I think they were around a sick person and had Jesus inside of them. This week, Matt Orvis uses scripture to stir up our faith for healing, and debunk the lies that we have begun to believe about the Father and healing.

If we could learn how to listen and obey then we wouldn’t need messages on faith and miracles This week, Matt Rosenbaum teaches on the spiritual gift of faith and discernment. Matt reminds us that we cannot make anything happen that the Lord is not already causing to happen. Faith and Miracles come by waiting on the Lords and acting on His heart. Remember, that as we are yet speaking He is answeri...

This week, Cathy Kerton-Johnson speaks on the Discernment of Spirits. Have you ever been overcome with an emotion when you walk in a room and have no idea where it came from? Do you feel like you suddenly get “God ideas” that don’t always feel like yours? You may have the gift of discernment. We pray that as you listen to this message you will be equipped with tools to go deeper into the heart of...

This week, Nicholas Hindes speaks on Prophecy & Words of Knowledge. He shares stories about what makes this gift important, and gives some practical tips on how to grow in it!