Living Church

Kyle Ackerson, Assistant Pastor of Living Church and Co-Pastor of our Crescent Springs House Church, continues our study looking into Jesus' 7 Letters to 7 Churches. Today Pastor Kyle looks into Jesus' message for the Church at Smyrna, and from it we see some powerful lessons for us as the Church today.

Matt Neace, Pastor of our Newport House Church, continues our study looking into Jesus' 7 Letters to 7 Churches. Today Pastor Matt looks into Jesus' message for the Church at Ephesus, and from it we see some powerful lessons for us as the Church today.

This morning Mark continues our study looking into Jesus' 7 Letters to 7 Churches. Today we look at the letters as a whole and see some Crucial Lessons for the Church from the way Jesus structures His letters.

This morning we begin a new study in "The Revelation to John", the book of Revelation. We're going to be specifically looking into Jesus' 7 Letters to 7 Churches, and from these letters see what Jesus has to say to His Church today.

Today Mark paints the backdrop to Jesus' 7 letters by answering the question, "What's the Book of Revelation all About?

Next Sunday our house churches will be gathering in their local communities and neighborhoods to pray.

In this teaching Mark shows from Scripture that the Church must pray because we are in Spiritual War.

Mark concludes our study in the Beatitudes looking at Jesus' words, "Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven."

The Beatitudes area about following Jesus, but If you follow Jesus, persecution will follow you. How do we endure? It will be Jesus' love for you that will you move you to love Jesus, and faithfully endure when persecution comes.

Mark continues our study in The Beatitudes this morning looking at "Blessed are the peacemakers..."

What does Mercy look like? This morning Mark teaches on the Beatitude, "Blessed are the merciful..." and answers this question in today's teaching.

Mark continues our study in The Beatitudes looking at "Blessed are those who mourn..."

Why are the Beatitudes important? The Beatitudes are important because they describe the characteristics of those of us who have given our allegiance to Jesus as our King. So, if you're a follower of Jesus then Jesus is your King, and if He's your King then the Beatitudes should describe you or at least describe your desires.

Why else are the Beatitudes important? Because the world is watching those of us who say Jesus is our King. The In the Beatitudes we see our response to a culture that’s watching to see if this Jesus we follow really makes a difference.

Pastor Jeremy Ellis, pastor of our Taylor Mill House Church, continues our study in the Beatitudes looking at "Blessed are the meek...".

**This gathering of our house churches was hosted by Pastor Dustin & Gabi Montgomery in their home, and their NKY House Church led our time of worship.