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If Jesus is our model, why aren't we comfortably sleeping while the world is freaking out?This week on our fearless and free series, Joe Biddle speaks to us about the fear of the Lord by unpacking the story of Jesus calming the seas. He points out that our level of fear is directly related to our level of faith. We fear God because He is altogether different than anything we have experienced. We pray that as you listen to this sermon your fear of God would grow so that your fear of this world can disappear.

We have a choice in what altar we build This week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson continues our series Fearless & Free. He walks us through the life of Moses. A man who started his journey with a life built on fears and lies, and ends his life known as the man who talked with God face to face. We pray that as you listen to this sermon, the Holy Spirit would highlight to you some lies in your altars He'd like to tear down.

There is so much life when you give up control, but it's hard to give up control when you doubt God's goodnessThis week, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson lays the groundwork for our upcoming sermon series Fearless and Free. He drives home the fact that we have a God who came to set us free. From the very begining, God's desire was intimacy and freedom. We pray that as you listen to this sermon, your heart would be awakened to the hope of living fearless and free.

Take note of the involvement of the Baker.
This week, the sermon started out with a demonstration from Rachael about the process of making sourdough. Then, Nicholas shifted us to focus on wine and wineskin. We are hungry for a move of God at Kingdom Life, but when it comes, we want to be ready. We pray that as you listen to this sermon, you would ask the Lord if there is any old wineskin in you that He is asking you to shed for this next move of God.

If we are to be the habitation of God’s presence you can expect to encounter His holiness.
Back to our Naturally Supernatural series! Nicholas Kerton-Johnson starts this sermon with a testimony from this last year and then begins to remind us that we are living stones, temples of the Holy Spirit of God. He finishes this sermon asking us if as we look towards this next year, will we be a people who trembles at the word of God? We pray that as you listen to this sermon, you would learn to crave the will of God the way that babies crave milk.

Peace is the currency of heaven.
In this Advent, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unveils for us that Christ is our peace. He encourages us to consider peace as a game-changer; something physical that we can give away. We pray that as you listen to this you would be impacted by the eternal peace of Jesus Christ.