MKCC Messages

In the Bible the Apostle Paul encouraged Jesus followers to be spiritually prepared. They were to put on armour to protect themselves from the spiritual forces of evil. Find out how the belt of truth and the breastplate of righteousness help us to stand firm and protect our hearts in this message from Pastor Jon Keel.

Jesus called his disciples to make a difference to the people that they met. They were empowered to do this when the Holy Spirit came upon them. Then they were Ready for Action. Find out how you can make a difference to the people you meet in this message.

At the beginning of a new year it is a good time to remember how the Lord has helped us in the past year and look forward to what He will do in us and through us in the year ahead. Find out more in this message.

The carol "Good King Wenceslas" talks about how Wenceslas went out to give help to a poor person on the feast of Stephen. 26th December is the day when churches around the world remember Stephen who was the first martyr to die for his faith. Find out more about Stephen and why we remember him still today.

Silent Night reminds us that Christ came to earth quietly in a stable in Bethlehem. Find out more about this great carol and what it means to us today in this message.

The Carol "O Come All Ye Faithful" is an invitation to everyone to join with others to celebrate the birth of Jesus. How will you respond?

The First Noel speaks about the first Christmas. It is a reminder of the circumstances of the birth of Jesus Christ. But it was not always so well-known. Find out how it came back to prominence and the meaning of the words of the carol in this message.

We all have questions about Jesus. The writer of the carol "What Child is This?" had their own questions. But having found the answers they were able to write a carol that answers the questions we all ask about Jesus and about Christmas. Find out more in this message.

The Church has a long history of finding reasons for division. The early church had disagreements. But when they united it not only brought harmony but it increased the spread of the Gospel. Find out more in this message.

In this message we discover how unity that can be found in the family of God is incredibly counter-cultural. We find our unity in love for each other, recognising our differences but finding a commonality and adjusting our behaviour toward each other. Listen or watch to find out more.