Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church as we continue our journey into the season of Lent, a 40-day period ofprayer, reflection, confession, fasting, and devotion. We also continue our sermon series,Meeting Jesus at the Table. Throughout scripture, some of the most powerful moments inJesus’ ministry happen around a table. Whether He’s breaking bread with others, feeding themultitudes, or sharing His last meal with the disciples, Jesus uses the table as a place oftransformation, grace, and community. Over the next weeks, we will explore how these mealsreveal who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. Today, we hear the “table story” of thedebate of where to sit at the kingdom table and the call to invite all.

Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church as we continue our journey into the season of Lent, a 40-day period ofprayer, reflection, confession, fasting, and devotion. We also continue our sermon series,Meeting Jesus at the Table. Throughout scripture, some of the most powerful moments inJesus’ ministry happen around a table. Whether He’s breaking bread with others, feeding themultitudes, or sharing His last meal with the disciples, Jesus uses the table as a place oftransformation, grace, and community. Over the next weeks, we will explore how these mealsreveal who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. Today, we hear the “table story” of thedebate of where to sit at the kingdom table and the call to invite all.

Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church as we continue our Lenten sermon series: Meeting Jesus at the Table. Throughout Scripture, some of the most powerful moments in Jesus’ ministry happen arounda table. Whether He’s breaking bread with others, feeding the multitudes, or sharing His lastmeal with the disciples, Jesus uses the table as a place of transformation, grace, andcommunity. We will explore howthese meals reveal who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. This series will invite us tosee the table as more than just a place for food—it’s a place of welcome, challenge, and deepspiritual growth. As we journey together in this Lenten season, let's gather at the table withJesus, encountering grace and hope in new and meaningful ways.

Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church during our sermon series: Meeting Jesus at the Table. Throughout Scripture, some of the most powerful moments in Jesus’ ministry happen arounda table. Whether He’s breaking bread with others, feeding the multitudes, or sharing His lastmeal with the disciples, Jesus uses the table as a place of transformation, grace, andcommunity. In our Lenten sermon series, Meeting Jesus at the Table, we will explore howthese meals reveal who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. This series will invite us tosee the table as more than just a place for food—it’s a place of welcome, challenge, and deepspiritual growth. As we journey together in this Lenten season, let's gather at the table withJesus, encountering grace and hope in new and meaningful ways.

Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church as we begin our Lenten series: Meeting Jesus at the Table. Throughout Scripture, some of the most powerful moments in Jesus’ ministry happen arounda table. Whether He’s breaking bread with others, feeding the multitudes, or sharing His lastmeal with the disciples, Jesus uses the table as a place of transformation, grace, andcommunity. In our Lenten sermon series, Meeting Jesus at the Table, we will explore howthese meals reveal who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. This series will invite us tosee the table as more than just a place for food—it’s a place of welcome, challenge, and deepspiritual growth. As we journey together in this Lenten season, let's gather at the table withJesus, encountering grace and hope in new and meaningful ways.

Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church as we celebrate Mardi Gras Sunday, as well as the Transfiguration ofJesus. Mardi Gras, meaning "Fat Tuesday," is a festive celebration filled with music and joybefore the season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday. Today invites you to experience anexuberant celebration with beads, King cake, and Dixieland music. It’s a time for rejoicing andanticipation as we embrace the last moments of indulgence before the season of Lent, whichcalls for confession, fasting, and reflection. We will also hear the powerful story of Jesus beingtransformed on a mountain by God’s joy and splendor. Let the GOOD TIMES ROLL!

Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church as we begin our new sermon series, The Book of Haggai: Remember,Rebuild, and Renew. We will spend time in Hebrew scripture with this short book written bythe prophet Haggai as a sign of hope and new beginnings. Haggai, a minor prophet, is setaround 520 BC before the Temple had been rebuilt. The book has a deep sense of urgency inrebuilding this powerful place of worship and also embracing renewal, and restoration. Whatneeds renewal in your life? Where might you need restoration?

Join guest preacher Rev. Hannah Kardon and Kingswood Church as we conclude our sermon series "Do Unto Others," which focusedon the Golden Rule from the Bible. The “rule” encourages us to treat others with the samekindness and respect we would want to receive. We have learned how scripture calls us to thepower of compassion and understanding in building positive relationships, especially duringtimes of division, family challenges, anxiety, and conflict. We learned how to choose kindnessin everyday interactions to foster a more loving and united community as followers of Christ!Today, we focus on loving God and loving neighbor with all of our being.

Join Rev. James Preston and Kingswood Church as we continue our sermon series "Do Unto Others," which will focuson the Golden Rule from the Bible. The “rule” encourages us to treat others with the samekindness and respect we would want to receive. We will learn how scripture calls us to thepower of compassion and understanding in building positive relationships, especially duringtimes of division, family challenges, anxiety, and conflict. We will learn how to choose kindnessin everyday interactions to foster a more loving and united community as followers ofChrist! Today, we focus on differences, conflict, bridge-building, convictions, and respect.