Pastor Ian Thomas and Pastor Pat Kappenman discuss their recent sermons in Revelation 6 (focusing on Revelation 17–18), emphasizing an interpretive approach that avoids narrowly mapping the book onto current events and instead reads Babylon as a sweeping biblical symbol. They contrast the “mother of all prostitutes” with the Bride of the Lamb, showing how Babylon seduces, deceives, profits through vice, and destroys, while heaven’s perspective reveals her fall is sudden and sure because the Lamb will conquer.

A sermon on Revelation 18:1-20. For more information, please visit our website at https://www.kingschurchlkld.com/sermon/come-out-of-her-my-people .

Ian Thomas preaches on Revelation 17:1-18 on Sunday, May 17, 2026.

Main Idea: We must resist the deadly seduction of Babylon and faithfully follow the Lamb.

Ian Thomas preaches on John 6:60-71 on Sunday, May 10, 2026.

Main Idea: As the Bread of Life, Jesus is all or nothing.

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Andrew Tew is joined by Dashawn Cousins and Pastor Matt Miller to discuss their sermons from John 6:35–59, where Jesus declares, “I am the bread of life.” They reflect on how to preach a theologically dense passage and why God’s sovereignty provides assurance, deeper fellowship, and confidence for mission and prayer. They also address Jesus’ language about eating his flesh and drinking his blood, and how it is spiritual imagery for believing in his sacrificial death rather than literal cannibalism or a proof for transubstantiation.

Matt Miller preaches on John 6:35-59 on Sunday, May 3, 2026.

Main Idea: Jesus is the satisfying, sovereign, and sustaining bread through His sacrificial life to all those that come to Him.

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Dashawn Cousins preaches on John 6:35-59 on Sunday, May 4, 2026.

Main Idea: Jesus is the Bread of Life for today and tomorrow; therefore, come and eat.

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Join us on The Postscript for Kids as Devon sits down with Andrew Tew to recap John 6:22-34 and talk about why we should seek Jesus not just for what He can give us, but for who He is. After Jesus feeds thousands with bread and fish, walks on water, and calms a storm, the crowds come looking for more—and Jesus challenges them for wanting full bellies more than Him. Andrew explains that Jesus isn’t a vending machine or genie, and that the “food that perishes” is like anything with an expiration date, while Jesus offers eternal life that never goes bad. They discuss how trusting in Jesus’ death and resurrection changes how we see everything as a gift from God and invite kids to talk with parents and pastors about Jesus as the true Bread of Life.

Andrew Tew and Pastor Brandon Curriston discuss their sermons from John 6:22–34, picking up the day after Jesus fed the 5,000 and walked on water as the crowd searches for him. They highlight how Jesus exposes the crowd’s motives of seeking him for full stomachs rather than the meaning of the sign and calls them to labor not for perishable food but for the bread that endures to eternal life.

Andrew Tew preaches on John 6:22-34 at the evening service on Sunday, April 26.

Main Idea: Seek Jesus as the only one who can satisfy the hunger of your soul.

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