King's Park Sermons

In the race of life, we experience “good” pains that help us grow and make us wiser, and “bad” pains that are warning signals of stress or injury. As we go through these pains, it is helpful to know that they have meaning and lasting benefit. It helps us to stay motivated and endure to the end when we recall the “great cloud of witnesses” who have gone before us, and the suffering and endurance of Jesus. Sermon Discussion Guide: https://kingspark.org/guide/aug0926

Faith isn't a sprint, it’s a marathon that requires endurance, focus, and intentional training.

In Part 1 our series, Stay the Course, Pastor Reggie steps into the role of a coach to walk us through Hebrews 12:1–4. Discover how to build true spiritual endurance, lay aside the excess weight and sin holding you back, and keep your eyes fixed on Jesus—the ultimate founder and perfecter of our faith.

If you're facing trials, difficulty, or spiritual fatigue, this message will give you the practical coaching and encouragement you need to stay on mission and finish strong.

We embrace the gospel through obedience and wisdom, as these are instrumental in honoring the Lord and producing joy in our lives.Sermon Discussion Guide: https://kingspark.org/guide/jul2626

It has always been God’s plan to extend his hope beyond Israel to all the nations. Paul says that Christ was a servant to the Jews to confirm God’s promises to the patriarchs and so the gentiles would glorify God for his mercy.Sermon Discussion Guide: https://kingspark.org/guide/jul1926

What happens when faithful Christians completely disagree on secondary issues? Unpack Paul's radical blueprint for handling disagreements within the church. We discover that biblical community isn't built on total agreement, but on the unconditional welcome of Jesus Christ.Learn how to navigate the tension between personal freedom and loving responsibility, why spiritual maturity is measured by how well we bear one another's burdens, and how our differences can actually become a beautiful orchestra of praise that glorifies God.

The gospel urges us to honor God by submitting to governing authorities and by loving and respecting our neighbors. Good and evil are not defined by society; they are defined by God. We don’t just obey outwardly, we honor God inwardly.Sermon Discussion Guide: https://kingspark.org/guide/jul0526

Real Christian transformation isn’t about trying harder to follow rules, it’s an internal overhaul that changes the way you think, act, and live.

Join us as we break down the true meaning of spiritual metamorphosis. Discover what it means to present your life as a "living sacrifice," and learn the three practical ways a transformed mind alters your daily habits: your mission, your community, and how you handle the people who hurt you.

The disciples, viewing God’s kingdom from their earthly perspective, wanted prestige. Jesus answered by instructing them to become like little children, who represent the opposite of what earthly prestige looks like. In order to become like little children in his kingdom, Jesus calls us to live a life of humility, dependence and innocence. Sermon Discussion Guide: https://kingspark.org/guide/jun2126

What happens when God's favor feels exclusive? When we look at the state of our world, it is incredibly easy to fall into the traps of political tribalism, ethnocentrism, and the exhausting mentality of "Us vs. Them."

In Romans 11, we look at the identity-level tension between Jew and Gentile believers in the early Roman church, and how it mirrors our modern world.

If you have ever felt like you've stumbled too far, or if you are fighting the temptation to look down on "those people" who don't see things the way you do, this message will ground you in radical humility. Our standing before God is entirely unearned, which means our only posture can be one of deep gratitude, absolute humility, and global compassion.

Israel had zeal for God but not according to knowledge. Passion for God without correct information about God still leads to separation from God. Proximity to God doesn't necessarily mean proper knowledge of God.

Sermon Discussion Guide: https://kingspark.org/guide/jun0726