King of Kings Lutheran Church Podcast

It's not that we don't believe in Jesus' version of life. It's that we have bought into a different version. These opposing authorities bind us up and keep us from making disciples, but Jesus have been give ALL authority and invites us to repent and believe in His version of life.

When Jesus told Peter to "feed My sheep," Peter knew exactly what Jesus was talking about. Peter had Jesus as a living example. Today, we don't have Jesus in the flesh to guide us, but we do have other living examples of what it means to feed His sheep. Patricia Duke from Love INC of North Oakland County joined us to talk about how Jesus has called her and Love INC to feed His sheep and how it has changed her life and faith as a result.

Jesus wants to speak to us and disciple us in the everyday experiences of our lives. But how do we hear from him? In the first session of the Discipleship MasterClass, Pastor Eric teaches on how to make sense of the "kairos" moments of our lives.

The Good News of Easter is that, where this death, there will eventually be resurrection. That can be a message easier preached than believed. In our doubts, Jesus meets on the road, in the story, at the table, and with a mission.

The challenge of Easter is that it presents both a familiar and unbelievable story. But when you give God an inch, God will take your faith the rest of the way and it will change EVERYTHING!

Healing was central to Jesus' ministry, but somewhere along the way, the Church has lost belief in the centrality of healing in its ministry. So where does healing happen?

The reign of Jesus and the kingdom of striving collide at the cross. The promise of Easter is that you can't stop Jesus, you can only hope to contain him.

We all have a comfort zone, but when it comes to prayer, Jesus calls us out out of that comfort zone to engage with him more deeply.

What we believe about God changes everything, including how we pray. When we trust that God will gives us wisdom, peace, and power, prayer becomes not just something we should do, but something we get to do.