The King's Church Sermons

We explore why the church gathers and why physical presence matters in a world shaped by convenience and on demand consumption. From Hebrews 10, we see that God designed the church to draw near together, hold fast together, and encourage one another as we are formed by worship and made into a visible witness of the gospel. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, January 11th, 2026 Scripture Referen...

In week 1, we explore what the church truly is according to Scripture. Rather than a building or an event, the church is God’s people, gathered under the headship of Christ, living together in a real and local way for His glory and our good. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, January 4th, 2026 Scripture Reference: 1 Peter 2:2–10 We exist to glorify the true King and declare the gospel to all p...

A Living Sacrifice — Romans 12:1–2 This message calls us to respond to the mercy of God with transformed lives. Paul urges the church to offer themselves wholly to God—not by conforming to the patterns of the world, but by being renewed in mind and devotion. Romans 12 reminds us that true worship is lived out daily, shaped by surrender, obedience, and discernment of God’s good and perfect will. Se...

This Christmas Eve message reflects on the humble arrival of Jesus and the astonishing truth that God chose to enter the world not with spectacle, but with nearness. In the quiet of a stable and the announcement to ordinary shepherds, we see that salvation comes not through power or prestige, but through grace. Christmas invites us to receive the light of Christ with wonder, humility, and renewed...

Simeon’s song celebrates the long awaited fulfillment of God’s promise and the peace that comes from seeing salvation at last. His words remind us that Advent is a season of patient hope, deep trust, and quiet confidence in a God who always finishes what he begins. Sermon preached by Stephen Coppenrath — December 21, 2025 Scripture Reference: Luke 2:25–35 We exist to glorify the true King and decl...

The angels break into an ordinary night with a message that pushes fear out by calling us to behold the Savior who entered real history in real flesh and real places. Their song of glory and peace shows that the good news of Jesus awakens wonder, reshapes our worship, and brings steady peace to fearful and fragile people. Sermon preached by Stephen Coppenrath, December 15th, 2025 Scripture Referen...

Zechariah’s song celebrates God’s faithfulness, the arrival of salvation, and the light that breaks into our darkness. His words remind us that Advent is a season of joyful worship, confident waiting, and trust in the God who keeps every promise. Sermon preached by David Rathel — December 8, 2025 Scripture Reference: Luke 1:67–80 We exist to glorify the true King and declare the gospel to all peop...

We explore Mary’s song of worship and how it reorients our hearts in a busy and distracted season. This sermon invites us to magnify the Lord by remembering His mercy, recognizing His power, and trusting His faithfulness as we prepare for the coming of Christ. Sermon Preached by Elijah Jones, November 30, 2025 Scripture Reference: Luke 1:46–55 We exist to glorify the true King and declare the gosp...

In this sermon we look at why Paul calls us to slow, steady, everyday generosity rather than emotional, one time moments. God forms us through habits that train our hearts to trust him more than money. Sermon preached by Stephen Coppenrath, November 23, 2025 Scripture Reference: 1 Timothy 6.6–19 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekingschurch.net

Paul roots our generosity in the grace of God. We remember that every gift begins with what God has already given. His kindness reshapes our hearts and teaches us to give with joy and trust. Sermon preached by Stephen Coppenrath, November 16, 2025Scripture Reference: Ephesians 1.3 - 8We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people.https://thekingschurch.net

We start a new series, looking at how money reveals what our hearts truly treasure. Jesus calls us to pursue a better kind of treasure and to trust Him more than the things that promise comfort and control. Sermon preached by Stephen Coppenrath, November 9, 2025 Scripture Reference: Matthew 6.19-21 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekingschurch.net

After years of doubt and waiting, God reminds Abraham that He alone is God Almighty . Though Abraham and Sarah falter, God remains faithful—reaffirming His covenant, extending mercy, and calling them to walk in holiness. His promises stand not on our strength, but on His sovereign grace. Sermon preached by Ryan Mann, November 2nd , 2025 Scripture Reference: Genesis 17:1–27 We exist to glorify the...

We see God meet Hagar in her moment of desperation and reveal Himself as “the God who sees.” Even when people take matters into their own hands, God’s grace still reaches into the wilderness. Sermon preached by Stephen Coppenrath, October 27, 2025 Scripture Reference: Genesis 16:1–15 We exist to glorify the true King and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekingschurch.net

We see God reaffirm His covenant with Abram, showing that true faith rests not in what we can see but in the One who keeps His word. Abram’s doubts meet God’s grace as the Lord pledges Himself to fulfill every promise. Sermon preached by Stephen Coppenrath, October 19, 2025 Scripture Reference: Genesis 15:1–21 We exist to glorify the true King and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekings...

Abram meets Melchizedek, the King of Righteousness and Peace. Their encounter points us to Jesus, our true King and Priest, who doesn’t make a deal but offers grace. The table is still open, and He invites us to come and receive His blessing. Sermon preached by Pastor Stephen Coppenrath, October 12, 2025 Scripture Reference: Genesis 14:17–24 We exist to glorify the true King and declare the gospel...

Abram leads a daring rescue mission to save Lot from four powerful kings. Against impossible odds God shows that His promises cannot be stopped, pointing us to the greater rescue we have in Jesus Christ. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, October 5, 2025 We exist to glorify the true King and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekingschurch.net

In this sermon we watch Abram return from failure, repent, and start fresh with God. This passage shows us that God’s promises still hold even when we fall, and it calls us to turn back, release control, and trust Him again. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, September 28, 2025 Scripture Reference: Genesis 13:1–18 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people. https://...

Abram faces his first major test of faith. Faced with famine and fear, he takes matters into his own hands, but God steps in to protect Sarai, preserve the promise, and prove that his plan cannot be stopped by human failure. This story points us forward to Jesus, the one who perfectly kept the promise and secured every blessing for us. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, September 21, 2025 Scri...

In this sermon from Genesis, we explore how Abram’s call shows us the nature of faith — hearing God, trusting Him, worshiping Him, and taking the next step even when the future is unclear. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, September 14th, 2025 Scripture Reference: Genesis 12:1–9 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekingschurch.net

In this sermon, we see how Christians are called to live boldly together — not withdrawing in fear but leaning into community through prayer, love, hospitality, engagement, and encouragement. Peter shows us how a countercultural community makes Jesus look beautiful to the world. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, September 7th, 2025 Scripture Reference: 1 Peter 4:7–11 We exist to glorify the t...

This sermon from Galatians 5 unpacks the paradox of Christian freedom: we are not set free to live for ourselves, but to boldly serve one another in love through the power of the Spirit, discovering along the way that real joy and growth come not from being served but from serving. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, August 31st, 2025 Scripture Reference: Galatians 5.13-21 We exist to glorify t...

Money isn’t just about finances - it’s about worship, trust, and where our hearts are. In this message, we explore what Proverbs and Jesus teach us about living boldly through the ministry of giving. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, August 24th, 2025 Scripture References: Prov 3:9–10, Matt 6:21, 24, Luke 21:1–4, 2 Cor 9:7, 11–12 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all...

This message unpacks Matthew 28 and what it means to live out the Great Commission in our everyday lives. Discover how to be ready, set, and go as a disciple who follows Jesus with bold obedience. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, August 17th, 2025 Scripture Reference: Matt 28.16-20, Acts 1.8 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekingschurch.net

True boldness doesn’t come from hype or personality; it comes from knowing the God who saves. In this message, we look at how bold faith is rooted in the love of the Father, the work of the Son, and the power of the Spirit. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, August 10th, 2025 Scripture Reference: John 3.14-21 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people. https://theki...

We conclude our parenting series with a reminder from Proverbs about the dangers of sexual sin. Sermon Preached by Stephen Coppenrath, August 3rd, 2025 Scripture Reference: Proverbs 5 We exist to glorify the true king and declare the gospel to all people. https://thekingschurch.net