Jesus demonstrated that to be great in the Kingdom of God you need to serve others. This requires humility. What does the Bible say about this and how can you be more humble in your own life? Find out in this message.

The Apostle Peter encouraged Christians to actively seek peace and pursue it. The Apostle Paul did the same. But how do we seek peace and how do we pursue it? Find out the 4 key things you need to know about the peace that comes from God and how you can find it for yourself.

When suffering comes, as it surely will, how do we stay unshakeable? Find out in this message how our faith in Christ helps us and the 3 things we need to stand firm.

What is it that makes Christians different? Jesus came to bring a new birth into a holy life and an inheritance that never perishes. This Unshakeable Salvation should lead us to live differently. Find out how in this message.

We all experience trials and difficulties in our lives. For the early Christians persecutions and trials were part of their life too. And at that time the Apostle Peter wrote a letter to encourage them and be unshakeable in their faith. Find out what Peter had to say in this introduction to our Unshakeable Message Series.

Jesus came to earth to offer us Hope. The question is "How does a baby born 2020 years ago, offer me hope today?" Find out the amazing answer in this message.

Christmas is a time for giving and receiving gifts. But it also reminds us of the Gift that God gave the world at the first Christmas. Find out more in this message.

Even great Christian leaders like the Apostle Paul struggled to do the right thing. But he found how to be "Set Free From Me!". Find out how in this message.

How do you fight the battles in your mind? What you face can be treated with medication or with counselling. But there is a spiritual way of viewing the battles in your mind and winning the fight. Find out more in this message.

How can the Church help those with Mental Health issues? Find out the 6 things that MKCC plans to do going forward to ensure that we care for those who need help.