The King's Church Podcast

Jonah 4:1-11 We are called to have the same concern as God does for the lost and for the nations. Click here for full sermon notes !

Jonah 3:1-10 What happened at Nineveh? 1. Jonah announced the message God gave him 2. The people of Nineveh believed God and repented 3. God saw what the people did and relented on His plans to destroy them Get full sermon notes here!

Jonah 2:1-10 An encounter with God’s grace and steadfast love is an opportunity for prayer and praise.  Click here for full sermon notes!

Jonah 1:7-17 God sovereignly pursues the undeserving with unrelenting grace, inviting us to respond with repentance and worship. Click here for full sermon notes!

Jonah 1:1-6 Though we are prone to run from God when we question his plan, God’s grace runs faster.  Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 7:21-28 True disciples of Jesus not only know his teachings but also act upon them with a holistic righteousness. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 7:15-20 Jesus charges the Church to identify and distinguish counterfeit gospels while admonishing those who have fallen prey to its teachings. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 7:13-14 Disciples of Jesus are to enter through the narrow gate and travel along the hard way that leads to life. Click here for full sermon notes.

Matthew 7:7-12 Disciples are invited to continually pray to their Father and to love others as we’ve been loved in Christ. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 7:1-6 Disciples of Jesus should avoid having a judgmental spirit toward others by remembering their own need for grace. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 6:19-24 For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 6:16-18 Jesus concludes a set of three illustrations intended to focus his disciple’s attention on becoming truly righteous people. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 6:11-15 Prayer puts us in a posture of dependence before our Heavenly Father who provides, forgives, and delivers us. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 6:7-10 Jesus gives us a pattern to pray to our Heavenly Father so that his priorities become our desire. Click here for full sermon notes. 

1 Corinthians 15:12-26 The resurrection of Christ is the only hope for our own lives and for the whole world . Click here for full sermon notes!

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 The crucifixion of Christ was a sin-bearing death in the place of a guilty humanity. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 26:17-29 Jesus’ substitutionary and sacrificial death is the fulfillment of Passover remembered in The Lord’s Supper until he returns. Click here for full sermon notes!

Psalm 77  We are invited to pray in honest, painful lament while fighting to trust the promises of God’s goodness. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 6:1-6 Jesus is the fulfillment of the entire Biblical story, who declares and displays the Kingdom of Heaven in the Sermon on the Mount.  Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 5:43-48 For more information visit our website.  

Matthew 5:38-42 The Sermon on the Mount is the most quoted section of Scripture; the magnum opus of Jesus’ teaching, revealing and defining what Jesus’ Kingdom is like. The goal is not for us to see his words as principles. His kingdom is one that is upside down when compared to the kingdoms of this earth. Ultimately, hearers more than anything must see Jesus as the fulfillment of his words. ...

Matthew 5:33-37 Our speech reveals the kingdom we are citizens of and the king we are serving. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 5:27-32 God’s people are to maintain sexual integrity and marital faithfulness because they have been transformed by the gospel. Click here for full sermon notes!

Matthew 5:21-26 To learn more visit our website.

Matthew 5:1-12 For more information visit our website.