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Partner with us to impact our nation and beyond.your giving helps us at kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 https://kingschurch.io/givingIn this Father's Day message, Pastor David Engelhardt explores the profound revelation of God as Father through Jesus Christ. He contrasts the Old Testament emphasis on God as Lord and Creator with the New Testament revelation of God as Father, highlighting the believer's adoption into God's family and inheritance through Christ. Pastor David teaches that God often conceals what is most valuable, including spiritual treasures and His work in our lives. He then examines the biblical role of fathers as providers, protectors, and trainers, showing how earthly fatherhood reflects God's perfect fatherhood. Through the intimate biblical term "Abba, Father," believers are invited into a relationship marked by dependence, trust, and security, while also embracing God's loving correction and guidance

Partner with us to impact our nation and beyond.Your giving helps us at Kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 https://kingschurch.io/givingPastor David addressed the cultural narratives surrounding Pride Month through a biblical lens, arguing that modern ideas about identity, sexuality, and self-definition often stand in opposition to God's design for human flourishing. He challenged common slogans such as "I was born this way," the elevation of sexual desire as a person's deepest identity, and the belief that truth should be shaped by emotion or appetite. Drawing from Genesis, Psalms, and the broader gospel narrative, he argued that all people share the same fallen condition and therefore the same need: to be born again through Christ. The message ultimately pointed beyond cultural critique toward redemption, emphasizing that God's call to holiness is not about deprivation but about restoration, flourishing, and new life through Jesus.

Partner with us to impact our nation and beyondYour giving helps us at Kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 https://kingschurch.io/givingPastor David Engelhardt teaches through Hebrews 8:1-11, revealing the contrast between the Old Covenant and the superior New Covenant established through Jesus Christ. He explains that the law served as a shadow pointing toward the greater reality found in Christ, but it could never fully transform the human heart or bring lasting reconciliation with God. Through Jesus’ sacrifice, believers are invited into a covenant marked by forgiveness, intimacy with God, and hearts renewed by the Holy Spirit. The sermon emphasizes that Christianity is not rooted in legalism or performance, but in a living relationship with Jesus driven by love, freedom, and transformation.

Partner with us to impact our nation and beyondYour giving helps us at Kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 Kings Church GivingPastor David and Bethany Engelhardt shared a Mother’s Day message centered on God’s design for family, the value of motherhood, biblical parenting, and the importance of every believer functioning within the body of Christ. They contrasted the self-centered priorities of modern culture with the Kingdom’s call to generational faithfulness, sacrificial love, and spiritual responsibility. Through personal testimony, biblical teaching, and practical encouragement, they emphasized that healthy families and healthy churches are built through truth, discipline, honor, and every believer embracing their God-given role.

Partner with us to impact our nation and beyondYour giving helps us at Kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 https://kingschurch.io/givingIn this powerful message from Hebrews 7:20–27, Bonny Andrews unpacks the supremacy of Jesus as our eternal High Priest—greater than religion, greater than systems, and the only true way to God. He emphasizes that Jesus is not just a teacher but God in the flesh, who lived, died, and rose again once and for all to give us direct access to the Father. Through stories of healing, faith, and transformation, the sermon calls believers to move beyond passive faith into active trust—believing that Jesus still heals, restores, and intervenes today. Ultimately, the message invites people to surrender fully to Christ, trust in His finished work, and respond in faith for healing, restoration, and a deeper relationship with Him.

Partner with us to impact our nation and beyond.Your giving helps us at Kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 https://kingschurch.io/givingIn this message, Pastor David outlines a clear, biblical framework for becoming a “big Christian.” He emphasizes that Christianity is more than belief. It is a lifelong journey of surrender, obedience, empowerment, and growth. Salvation begins the journey, but maturity comes through submitting to Jesus’ lordship, walking by faith, living empowered by the Holy Spirit, and enduring through sanctification.Pastor David calls the church to move beyond passive faith into a resilient, disciplined Christianity that can withstand pressure, bear fruit, and faithfully represent Christ over the long haul.

Partner with us to impact our nation and beyond.Your giving helps us at kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 https://kingschurch.io/givingIn this vision-setting message, Pastor David calls Kings’ Church to step into 2026 with endurance, clarity, and faith. Using Hebrews 11, he explains that faith is not wishful thinking but living as though God’s promises are already true. Pastor David contrasts faith with hope, teaching that faith reshapes how believers plan, steward, and obey today. He reminds the church that Sunday gatherings are base camp, equipping believers to live out the Kingdom in everyday life. Drawing on the imagery of a marathon, he urges the church to fix their eyes on Jesus, run with perseverance, trust God’s character as a rewarder, and remain faithful over time as they pursue spiritual victory.

Partner with us to impact our nation and beyond.Your giving helps us at Kings’ Church expand the reach of the gospel, strengthen the church, and build faithful witnesses across America.👉 https://kingschurch.io/givingThis sermon, preached by Pastor Sincere, centers on the meaning of Christmas as the fulfillment of God’s promise through the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Drawing from Luke 2, the message emphasizes that God did not send an idea, decree, or moral instruction, but entered humanity as a person. Jesus is revealed as fully God and fully man, the promised Savior who comes near in humility. Heaven itself declares who He is, leaving no ambiguity about the meaning of Christmas. The coming of Christ demands a response from every person, as there is no neutral ground when the Savior has come.