by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
In just a few short weeks, Christians from all walks of life will be gathering together to celebrate Jesus’ victory over sin and death in rising from the dead. Last Sunday’s sermon was a reminder that repentance is a regular practice of the Christian life.... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
“There is no secular history because all history is God’s story.” This was a statement Sam made in last Sunday’s sermon from Daniel 8. There is no doubt that God is in control of all history and not just the history of the Israelites. The Book... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
It’s not every week that we get to talk about nightmares and beasts during our Sunday morning worship gathering. But this was the case in last Sunday’s sermon from Daniel 7. Even in the midst of such confusion and chaos, God stands above it all.... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
Trusting God is not just a one-time decision but a lifetime of daily decisions. This was the main idea of last Sunday’s sermon from Daniel 6. It is easy for believers to get discouraged in trusting God in the daily decisions of life, especially when we do not... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
Lent starts today. The word “lent” comes from the old-English word for “Spring.” Lent is the 40 days in the traditional church calendar that precede and anticipate Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday (aka Easter). Practicing lent is not biblically mandated. It is one... 