Kindred Church

This is from our Wednesday night service on April 14th, 2021. A night dedicated to corporate worship, intentional prayer, and communion. 

This message is from our Wednesday night service on April 7th, 2021. Tonight is the launch of Table Groups - our intentional design for community and connection. We’re taking a look at how community took shape amongst the early church, and how the same opportunity to experience profound belonging still stares us in the face today.

This message is from our Wednesday night service on March 31st, 2021. Tonight we celebrate the morning Jesus was raised to life and the incredible significance of the resurrection in our lives today!

This message is from our Wednesday night service on March 24th, 2021. Tonight we look at the arrest and execution of Jesus, exploring what his last week was like and why it unfolded the way it did. Jesus, the Lamb of God, the Prince of Peace, enters Jerusalem like only he could, to accomplish something that only the Son of God was able to.

This message is from our Wednesday night service on March 17th, 2021. There’s no doubt stories are powerful. Jesus tells a famous parable about four soils, meant to represent the conditions of a human heart. If we pay close attention, we’ll see the way Jesus uses story to disarm our defenses and capture our hearts with his truth.

This message is from our Wednesday night service on March 10th, 2021. Jesus taught in a lot of different ways, but one of his go-to’s was to tell stories, or parables. Tonight we look at one of his many parables, exploring a deeper meaning behind a simple sentence Jesus spoke that has wide implications for us a few thousand years later.

This message is from our Wednesday night service on March 3rd, 2021. We continue looking at significant moments in Jesus' teaching by looking at the concept of liminal space, and how Jesus called his followers out of an in between time in their life and gave them the authority to change the world.

This message is from our Wednesday night service on February 24th, 2021. Jesus’ encounter with a leper demonstrates that he cares about wholeness and restoration in every aspect of life. We explore the Old Testament teaching of shalom – peace – to understand the scope of Jesus’ death and resurrection and how it challenges us as people who belong to God to carry this grace and peace within us to our communities and cities.

This message is from our Wednesday night service on February 17th, 2021. Jesus continues to collect an unlikely group of followers as he brings an enemy of the people, a tax collector, into the fold. What the calling of Matthew accomplished at the time, continues to happen through Jesus again and again today. As we explore the way Jesus moves in spite of us and invites us to his table over and over again, we are confronted with grace and given opportunity.

This is from our Wednesday night service on February 10th, 2021. We continue our look at significant moments in the book of Matthew by studying all eight Beatitudes together. We will explore the intent of these iconic exclamations Jesus made to his closest followers, and unpack them, seeing how they build on one another and challenge us in our posture towards God and one another.