Sunday Sermons

This is Paul’s testimony and his call to spread the gospel to those who had not yet heard it with an emphasis on the poor.

Where did all the toilet paper go? When COVID-19 hit we all had trouble finding certain items but for some it was more than a minor inconvenience.  As more and more people were laid off, had trouble getting basic necessities and needed to quarantine, Bree and Aubree felt they had to do something. It started with a few simple facebook posts and has grown into a grassroots local movement to make sur...

In our current time we recognize that our world is in need of some good news. That's why we've started What's Good Kings County, a podcast where we talk about the good things that are happening in our community. You can find our podcast page wherever you get your podcasts but you can check out our first episode right here!

Paul rebukes the Galatians and reminds them that our goal is to please one person only, and that is God.

In this weeks sermon, Pastor Peter sets up the book of Galatians with important information to give us a better context of what we are about to study through.

We are to be holy because the Spirit of God lives inside of us.

Many religions and denominations demand proof of the spirit through miraculous signs, but what are other ways we can see the proof of the holy spirit in our lives?   We need to understand that the proof of the Holy Spirit is found in the Spiritual Gifts he gives as well as the fruit he develops.

The Holy Spirit is more than a feeling that makes us raise our hands in worship.   He is a person who leads us and intercedes on our behalf in times of weakness, and brings us back to a place of brokenness before a Holy Father.

Don’t grieve the Holy Spirit but allow Him to help us illuminate God’s word and walk with us as we pursue sanctification through truth.

We tend to think of the Holy Spirit more of a what than a who.   This week we will take time to define who the Holy Spirit is in relation to the other two members of the Trinity.

As we wrap up the Family Tree series we take a look at what it looks like to be a part of the family of God.

How do you want to be remembered? What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind? Listen in as we unpack these questions looking through Judges chapter 2.

How do we best cultivate our household? Watch this weeks sermon as we answer this question by looking at the Shammah.

How do we train up our kids to be followers of Jesus? Listen in as we unpack this question.

How should we act as a family? Listen in as Pastor Peter describes the early church, the early family of God.

What is God's design for the family? Listen as Pastor Peter takes a look through the beginning of Genesis to see what God's plan for the family is.

He is risen! Listen today to learn of God's sovereignty through the death and resurrection of Jesus.

On Palm Sunday, we see the people of Israel welcoming in Jesus as Savior. But Jesus came for something other than what the people thought.

How do we handle suffering in our life? Watch and listen to how the death and resurrection of Lazarus can give us insight to that question. For online giving go to http://fbhanford.org/how-to-give/

"You can't quarantine the Gospel." - Lee Strobel Listen in this week as to how the good news is something we cannot contain.

"A scared world needs a fearless church." - A.W. Tozer Pastor Peter talks about what that looks like in our context.

In John 9 we see a miraculous transformation take place in a blind man's life, and he gets a chance to tell his story. Are you sharing your story as well?

God miraculously transformed a blind man's life in the same way that our lives should be miraculously transformed by Him.

Is following Jesus make up all of who you are or just part of your belief system? Listen to this weeks message through John 8 as we unpack this question.

This week Pastor Peter asks the question, "Who do you believe Jesus is?" Our response to that question should dictate our behavior.