by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
God gives wisdom to those who ask. Sometimes the most difficult thing to do is to ask. But God generously gives to all who ask Him for wisdom. As we read the Bible, God is forming our hearts and our minds in order to wisely apply all that He is teaching us. Some... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
We were reminded in last Sunday’s sermon that trials are an opportunity for joy and growth in the Christian life. One of the most counter-cultural claims in the Christian faith is that believers can have joy in their suffering because God uses trials to make us... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
People do not read the Bible; they read Christians. The Christian faith is a practical one. It is meant to be lived out. Starting this Sunday, we will be preaching through the Letter of James during the summer. “Faith without works is dead,” says James. As... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
Every organization needs some form of leadership. Sports teams have coaches. Schools have administration. Businesses have boards, and CEO’s and managers. The church has pastors. Last Sunday we installed Jeremy Rupp as a Pastor. Jeremy has been a part of King’s... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
We had our first of many all church picnics at Latty Grove Park last Sunday. Nearly 100 people came out to share a meal and fellowship. With COVID-19 on the decline, we have more opportunities to gather together than we have this past year. One vital effect of social... by Matthew Parks | KCC LOOP
The first line of one of the most familiar hymns starts, “Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so.” A second line could easily be, “Abba loves, me, this I feel, for the Spirit makes Him real.” This is what last Sunday’s... 