Kingdom Hope Podcast

In this powerful message, It May Be, Jack unpacks the difference between Saul and Jonathan in 1 Samuel 13 & 14. While Saul got caught up in religious rituals, Jonathan stepped out in faith, believing that "it may be" that God would move. This sermon challenges us to take bold action in our faith, rather than just going through the motions.

In this sermon, John Cameron uses the story of Abraham & Sarah in Genesis 18 as a foundation to discuss the human experience of waiting, challenges to faith, and the ultimate fulfillment of God's promises. Hefurther explores how setbacks may serve as setups for God's greatest work, encouraging us to ask ourselves this question, 'Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?'

On our Anointing Oil Sunday, Pastor Andrew Staggs preaches from Psalm 23:4 "He anoints my head with oil" Discover how the anointing empowers, transforms, and equips us for God's calling. From the biblical foundations of anointing to its impact on our lives today, this message will stir your faith and awaken a fresh hunger for God's presence.

In this message Jethro Staggs unpacks the power of walking in both the Word and the Spirit. When we have the Word and no Spirit, we lock up, when we have the Spirit and no Word, we blow up, but when we have both the Word & the Spirit, we grow up.

Explore the power of repentance and renunciation in this message from Psalm 23:3, "He leads me in paths of righteousness" Pastor Andrew Staggs unpacks how the Holy Spirit leads us in righteousness and the dynamic role of repentance and renunciation in walking with God. Discover practical steps to break free from sin, renew your heart, and live a life of righteousness for His name’s sake.

In our final sermon of 2024, Amos preaches on how Zechariah 9:12 calls us “prisoners of hope”, bound not by despair, but by God’s promise of restoration. In this sermon, we explore how God’s anointing, deep roots of faith, and trust in His guidance lead to renewed purpose.

In this sermon, Lachlan Mackay preaches about the Good Shepherd from Psalm 23:1. He illustrates that if the Lord is our shepherd, than we are His sheep, and what does that mean for us today.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew Staggs explores Verse 5 of Psalm 23, that God prepares a table for us in the presence of the enemy. We are reminded that God’s table is one of provision, protection, and community. We explore His overflowing blessings, even in difficult circumstances, and the unity we share with the King’s people.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew Staggs explores Verse 4 of Psalm 23, the truth that God is with us. It celebrates the unshakable truth of Emmanuel—God with us, that He is walking with us in every moment, offering peace, guidance, and unfailing love through life’s valleys and victories.