Psalm 23 is often a comfort for the hour of our death, but it is also about every moment of our life.

The Kingdom is God's reign, reflected through God's people, realized on God's earth. We will discover that every Kingdom has to have a King. Central to the Jewish understanding of God's Kingdom was that God was creator and sovereign over all the earth. Jesus comes proclaiming the Kingdom of God arrived with him and is revealed as the true, good and loving King of an upside down Kingdom.

The message of Jesus, his disciples and the early church was clearly and consistently the good news of the Kingdom of God. To watch the video played toward the end of the sermon, copy and paste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmFPS0f-kzs into your web browser.

This message introduces us to the supreme value of the Kingdom of God, and kicks off our series looking at the depth, joy, and all-consuming, life defining beauty of the Kingdom of God.