Vine Worship at Kingwood Methodist

As disciples of Jesus, we pray and worship individually and corporately, verbally and silently, and through feasting and fasting. The book of Psalms in the Bible helps us learn how to live our whole lives before God. Whether things are going great or not so great, we can bring it to God in prayer or in praise.

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Today we're talking about pursuing holiness of heart and life, the third distinctive of KMC as a worshiping community. Holiness is weird. Its literal definition is "Set Apart," but that definition feels like it makes more sense"sense" when you talk about the OT nation of Israel. They were literally a set apart country and culture... So what do we do as NT believers that are integrated with believers? Are we called to be monks living in the desert!? How do we loudly/boldly join the world we live in, but stay set apart? If you have any questions or comments, email the team at [email protected]!

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If Jesus is really Lord over our lives and we trust the Holy Spirit, we will order our lives toward holiness: we will desire a life ‘set apart’ for the living God. This is the life of discipleship to Jesus.

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This week in our More To Life sermon series, we head to Galatians to talk about our "Trust The Holy Spirit" distinctive at KMC. We functionally know want it means to trust someone... But why don't we often feel like our trust in the spirit is being "returned?" And how scripturally does the spirit actually work in our life? As always if you have a question or an observation, email the team at [email protected].

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Trusting the Holy Spirit means dying to self and being in step with the Holy Spirit. It is how we live our Jesus as Lord of our lives. 

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We're in a new sermon series studying the eight points of discipleship. First we have to claim that Jesus is Lord over our lives. Who is Lord over your life? How do we relinquish our own control and let God's authority reign? How does God being unseen in our lives make it more difficult to release our own control over our lives versus other authorities that we can see. Discipleship is a journey, not an endpoint, so how are you doing on your journey?

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A disciple of Jesus is someone who professes Jesus Christ as the Lord above all powers, relationships, and even above self. When a person professes Jesus as Lord in this way, they become subject to God’s power to save, heal, and deliver them.

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The parable of the Prodigal Son. You know it. You love it. But as we zoom out on this passage and others that we've preached though, it begs the question, Whose "program" are you really on? Has the way of the Kingdom really impacted the way you fully live the life you are given? Or are you just using parts of the kingdom for various types of gain? Email any questions to [email protected] we'd love to chat!

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God loves lost people. But even once we’ve been found, we can’t forget that fact, or else we risk missing the heart of our Heavenly Father. 

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In Luke 15 Jesus tells two different stories to help us understand that no matter how lost we are, God is coming after us. 

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