by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
Last Sunday Sam preached a sermon on the Good Samaritan from Luke 10:25-37, perhaps one of the most well-known parables of Jesus. Many people read this story and assume that they are the good samaritan who is supposed to show mercy to others, but actually we are the... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
KING’S CREWEvery Sunday starting october 3rd9am @ YMCA Students in 3rd-5th grade are invited to participate in King’s Crew, which will be every Sunday morning @ 9am starting October 3rd until December. Students will be learning theology through songs with... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
We launched a new sermon last Sunday in the Gospel of Luke. Picking up where we left off in May of 2020, we will be exploring what it means to seek first the kingdom of God. What does it really mean to follow Jesus? When Jesus said that the kingdom of God had come,... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
As we heard Sam preach in last Sunday’s sermon, Christ is building his church. And he has given a blueprint for church leadership: elders and deacons. One of the privileges of covenant membership is to have elders who personally shepherd and pray for... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
Is it God’s will that everyone be healed? Absolutely! This statement shouldn’t shock us. It’s never been a question of whether or not God can and does heal but when He will do it. God is the great physician and His remedy for sin and suffering in... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
It’s un-American to be patient. We don’t like to wait. Whether in line at the BMV, Cedar Point, or at a traffic light, we struggle with being patient. This is also true when we’re suffering. We don’t want to wait. We might even cry out,... 