Kingsway Christian Church

Are our circumstances linked with God's love for us? What can we do in times of doubt and struggle?

If we share the same heavenly Father, then other believers count as spiritual family.

Peet shares from Ephesians 4 about the importance of living with meekness as we seek to live in true unity with other believers. We trust it will bless you! 

Why is love the greatest out of faith, hope and love? Because it will remain eternally. 

We continue our series on unity with a message from Peet in 1 Corinthians 13, inspecting the difference between worldly love and Godly love. 

How do we love people when they are difficult to love? Josh continues our series on 'unity' as he shares from Romans 14 about the importance of loving others from the confidence that we belong to Christ, and we belong in Christ. 

We trust it will bless you and build your faith. 

The simple reason Jesus came to Earth is to reconcile humanity with God and with each other. Now God has given you and me the same ministry of reconciliation. 

We have the privilege of hearing from Ben Gould as we continue our series on unity. 

Why is the Bible so clear about the destruction caused by pride? How does Jesus ask us to rid ourselves of ride? Allow Jéan to encourage you through God's Word as we continue our series on "unity". 

How important is serving others for fostering unity? Peet shows us how Jesus used acts of service to unite his followers, and challenges us to do the same. 

We hope this message blesses you. 

Is forgiving the same as forgetting? How can we forgive like Jesus instructs us to forgive? Jéan shares from Matthew 18 about the importance of forgiveness. 

We trust it will build your faith. 

Being united with others is not only difficult, but it is impossible without Christ. What can we learn from the final portion of Jesus' prayer in John 17 about what it means to be 'one' with God and others? 

We hope this message from Peet encourages you. 

Jesus prays that His followers would be one as He and the Father are one. What does this mean? Allow Peet to encourage you as we continue our series on "Unity".