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Kingdom Life Church: Nassau, Bahamas

Sermons

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Stand Alone Sermon

Sermons for Advent 2024

Sermons for Advent 2024

Sermons for Advent 2024

God's Word to The Family

God's Word to The Family

God's Word to The Family

God's Word to The Family

God's Word to The Family

Wisdom for Life

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Stand Alone Sermon

Stand Alone Sermon

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Take Courage

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Continuation of the Genesis Series.

Stand Alone Sermon

Father's Day Sermon

Special Guest Sermon

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Mother's Day

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Vital Questions

Vital Questions

Vital Questions

Vital Questions

Easter Sunday

Good Friday Sermon

Palm Sunday Sermon

The sixth foundational teaching of Jesus.

The fifth foundational teaching of Jesus.

The fourth foundational teaching of Jesus.

The third foundational teaching of Jesus.

The first lesson in the foundational teachings of Jesus.

The introduction to the foundational teachings of Jesus.

God does not value or esteem the attributes and the circumstances that we tend to be partial towards.

Whatever trials are in our lives whether in the future or present God intends on using them for our good.

Those who humbly hear and diligently obey God’s Word will faithfully demonstrate true religion.

As we draw near to God, our lives will be marked by Godliness, not worldliness.

God controls both the events of the future and the length of our days, and only what He wills comes to pass.

God has numbered our days, and we need His help to live each day with that reality in mind.

God has given us salvation through the birth and death of Jesus Christ.

A reminder of how merciful God is to us.

Nothing is impossible with God's power.

God remembers all of our prayers and fulfills all of his prophecies.

God sometimes teaches us by causing us to taste our own medicine.

The promises made by the LORD and Jacob to each other are very surprising, but for different reasons.

Spiritual blindness causes us to pursue our plans and miss God's purposes.

Believers should view life's challenges through the prism of God's steadfast love.

Why do we and our children sin in exact or similar ways?

Every believer's salvation is sternally secure.

The doctrine of election teaches us that salvation is by divine grace, not by human effort.

The account of Abraham's death provides us with reminders of human brokenness, which only Christ can heal.

Trusting God's providence in life and our lives brings great comfort.

God works at all times, even in dark times, bringing his purposes to pass.

God tested Abraham to prove his love for God and to demonstrate God's love for us.

God keeps his promises, even when years and centuries pass by before fulfillment.

Even when God’s people are unfaithful to Him and forget His promises, God remains faithful to them and keeps His promises.

Even when the bad choices of God's people bring bad consequences, God is gracious to them.

God executes judgement on those who deserve it and extends mercy to some who don't deserve it.

It is God’s unfettered right to execute judgement against sin and to extend mercy to sinners.

We should believe God’s promises because he can and will bring them to pass.

We must all answer the important question of the identity of Jesus, who He is and why He came.

In the rising tides of evil, hold fast to God's favour.

The truly blessed nation is spiritual, not political.

We need God’s help to live wisely, in light of the short time we have allocated on this earth.

God's great offering accomplishes what our feeble works cannot.

God's grace is sufficent for our trials, whatever they are.

How do God's people find comfort in their afflictions?

The Lord is the believer's Shepherd.

Even when God, who cannot lie, makes promises to us, we can become weary waiting for him to fulfill them and set about to try to fulfill them ourselves.

It doesn’t matter who you are or what you’ve done, God can use your story in His Story.

Salvation is of the Lord, from start to finish.

Believers are made righteous by grace.

Why is the Lord Jesus called a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek?

The undeserved mercy that Abraham gave lot is a picture of the unserserved mercy Christ gave us.

The resurrection can be proven historically, theologically, and eschatologically.

Seven meditations around the seven last sayings of Christ on the cross.

Many see Christ but are blind to his true identity.

Believers are called to live by faith, not by sight.

God remains faithful, even when his people are unfaithful.

The truth that salvation is of the Lord is one of the most important foundational truths to grasp in all of Scripture.

Why do people build cities of rebellion and towers of pride?

All nations and peoples are united in ways that truly matter.

The human problem that caused the flood persisted after the flood, pointing to the need for a permanent solution.

In the flood, God demonstrates his justice and mercy to sinners and vindicates his wisdom and goodness in creation.

Believers, commanded to love, have an undeniable example in Christ, and in obedience recieve an amazing promise.

The local church is a diverse group of believers whom God has joined together in one interdependent, unified body.

God calls his people to fast, but there is a fast that God condemns and a fast that he commends.

As they live in this world, believers are called to be watchful of your soul and live mindful of unbelievers.

Preoccupation with securing our financial future and meeting our daily needs will hinder us from serving God and prioritizing his Kingdom.

The angels’ song gives glory to God and proclaims peace on earth.

Zechariah's song proclaims God's plan in redemption history and John's place in it.

Mary's Song sings of God's mercy from generation to generation.

In response to man's depravity, our sovereign God executes retributive justice, and he extends marvelous grace.

The certainty of death flowed from Adam's sin, and the hope of redemption flowed from God's promise.

All people live life in one of two ways: with independence from God or with dependence on God.

Sin distorts our relationship with God and others.

God not only causes people to be born again; He also preserves those whom He saves to the very end, ensuring that their salvation cannot be lost.

God's gracious response to the first sin foreshadows his gracious response to defeat sin and save sinners.

The world is broken because we have forsaken God's way for Satan's way.

Marriage is a covenantal union of love between one man and one woman, and it’s the foundational institution that God created for human beings to flourish and manage the earth.

There are only two ways to live; one leads to life, and the other leads to death.

The historical day of rest ultimately points to the spiritual day of rest and the One who brought it.

God created humans last in creation to show that he placed them first over all creation.

God's goodness in creation magnifies His grace in redemption.

God created the heavens and the earth.

In times of trouble, we are tempted to question God's goodness, but instead we need to remember His faithfulness.

 Because God is a God of steadfast love and abundant mercy, He will forgive us, and he will cleanse us.

Ultimately, when wronged believers should look to Christ for comfort and vindication.

How can believers walk through seasons of depression and discouragement of soul?

When God's people are afraid, they should remember Him, pray to Him, and wait for Him.

Live questions and answers from Ephesians sermon series.

In his final greetings in Ephesians, Paul reminds us of the priority of our shared mission and our shared faith.

The believer’s armour in spiritual warfare is the faithful living of the Christian life.

Let your ownership by Christ define who you are and what you do, not your earthly circumstances.

The Bible does not address everything we want to hear, but it does address everything we need to hear.

God calls children to obey their parents in the Lord and fathers to raise their children in the Lord.

Christian marriage is about Christ and the church, not a husband and his wife.

Why does God hide himself?

In the midst if trouble, God's people need to be still and remember that God is God.

Those who belong to Christ must endeavour to understand God's will and be filled with God's Spirit.

Those who are genuinely converted walk in the light, not in the darkness.

Those who belong to Christ have have new conduct and speech

A call to honour mothers on mothers day.

Christians are called to live llves consistent with their new life, not their old life.

Church members are united but possess diverse gifts.

Easter sunday sermon on death and resurrection.

Good Friday sermon on the loud cry, torn curtain, and convicted centurion.

Palm Sunday sermon on the identity of Jesus

Believers are called to maintain the unity of the Spirit they have redemptively received from God through Christ.

We need the Spirit's strength to know Christ's love and to bring God glory.

We need spiritual power to live our Christ's love and to bring God glory.

 In the preaching of the gospel, God displays his amazing grace through mere men, and his manifold wisdom to satanic powers.

 In the preaching of the gospel, God displays his amazing grace through mere men, and his manifold wisdom to satanic powers.

God unites in one body those whom he saves.

God saves and unites the elect from all peoples through Christ.

Through Christ, God reconciles and inhabits people who were separated from him and from one another.

Through Christ, God reconciles and inhabits people who were separated from him and from one another.

All believers were formerly dead in sin, but were made alive by God, for the glory of God.

All believers were formerly dead in sin, but were made alive by God, for the glory of God.

We need the Spirit’s help to understand the hope of God’s calling, the glory of God’s inheritance, and the greatness of God’s power.

We need the Spirit’s help to understand the hope of God’s calling, the glory of God’s inheritance, and the greatness of God’s power.

God has unconditionally elected, redeemed, and sealed His people for salvation, according to the purpose of His gracious will, to the praise of His glorious grace.

The letter of Ephesians was written by God’s messenger, Paul, to God’s people, the saints, and contains God’s message, the gospel.

The letter of Ephesians was written by God’s messenger, Paul, to God’s people, the saints, and contains God’s message, the gospel.

God’s people are called to a life of steadfast prayer that keeps in view the proclamation of the gospel.

 Jesus teaches us what we are to pray to God generally and how we are to pray to God relationally.

As we draw near to God, he will draw near to us, and our lives will be marked more by godliness than by worldliness.

There is a right way and a wrong way to plan.

God is great enough and cares enough to watch over and sustain His people

The virgin birth of Christ enabled him to be who he needed to be, in order to do what he came to do: to save his people from their sins.

Jesus Christ is the light that shines in the darkness that the darkness cannot overcome.

Being a disciple of Jesus requires a willingness to lose everything, because you might lose everything, including your very life.

The world operates based on works; God's kingdom operates based on grace.

 Don’t worry about your life because God meets the needs of those who seek his kingdom.

Greed is a selfish desire for more, that ignores others and God, and is rooted in the fear that we don’t have enough now or won’t have enough in the future.

God calls his people to worship him, whatever their circumstances.

Is unity among those who belong to the Lord important? If so, why?

God's choice of Mount Zion as Israel's place of worship demonstrates his preeminence and providence.

How do we respond to big questions for which we have no answers?

Our problem of sin and God's solution to it.

God's people endure persecution by remembering that God preserves them and destroys their enemies.

Those who fear the LORD may anticipate God's blessings in their individual and family life.

Earthly labours that ignore God, neglect rest, and devalue children are meaningless.

 Encouraged by memories of past restoration, God’s people are called to pray for future restoration, sowing in tears and expecting one day to reap in joy.

Our trust in God is rooted in his care for us.

God helps his people and calls them to remember, rejoice in, and reaffirm this truth.

When God's people gather, it's an occasion of gladness, an expression of obedience, and a display of community.

God is the ultimate helper and keeper of his people.

God uses life's distresses to cause us to pray to Him, wait for Him, and long for home.

What are believers called to flee, pursue, fight, and hold in the Christian life?

 Believers in Christ are called to live Godwardly, praying in life’s sorrows and praising in life’s joys.

 The death of believers is their temporary separation from us that will one day end with our permanent reunion with them.

God’s holy people are guided by God’s word above human understanding.

To love God is to know this, His commandments, and to diligently teach them to our children.

As God has forgiven us, we must also forgive one another.

The children of God are those who abide in Him.

God's people are called to speak the truth plainly and consistently.

God's people are called to be patient in suffering.

The mother whom Scripture celebrates is one who cares for her family, manages her home, and fears the Lord.

We are reminded in James 5:1-6 that although God seems silent, he knows and will judge the injustices of the rich against the poor.

This sermon reminds us that because our life is short and future uncertain, we must plan with the Lord, will in mind.

Judging others is evil and sets us up as a judge of the law.

How do we battle cravings and conflicts

Through the resurrection of Christ, God gives evidence of a future resurrection and a final judgement.

Palm Sunday teaches enduring lessons about the kingdom, discipleship, and the cross

The source, results, and solutions to cravings and conflicts.

True wisdom is determined by the life we live, not the claims we make.

A tamed tongue is evidence of a transformed life.

We are saved by grace, through faith, but saving faith is never alone.

We need God's mercy because we cannot perfectly keep His laws.

Favouritism in the church is a denial of the faith we profess and the God we serve.

James provides us with some specific evidences of true religion.

What are some evidences that a person has eternal life?

What does it mean to be blessed? Who is the blessed man?

God gives wisdom to those who ask.

God uses life's trials to strengthen our faith and fuel our maturity.

A sermon series in the letter of James.

Following Jesus as Lord.

God With Us - The Saviour's Birth

3rd of three sermons in the Book of Habakkuk Sermon Series.

2nd of three sermons in the Book of Habakkuk Sermon Series.

1st of three sermons in the Book of Habakkuk sermon series

Jesus has risen from the dead, so believers are to tell everyone about it.

The man on the middle cross is Jesus Christ, the Messiah.

When Jesus stood before Pilate, why was there such hostility and complacency?

A sermon on Jesus being betrayed by Judas and tried for the religious leaders.

The agonies of Gethsemane foreshadow the agonies of Calvary.

Our flesh is so weak it cannot fulfill the best desires of the our spirit. A sermon in the Gospel of Mark series.

A sermon from Ruth 1:1-5 that shows how God is at work in bad times because he's sovereignly at work at all times.

A sermon on Psalm 46; when trouble comes.

The 6th and final sermon in the Book of Jonah Sermon Series.

A sermon on Jonah 3, highlighting three acts of repentance.

This is 4th sermon in a sermon series on the Book of Jonah.

Second sermon in 6-part series in the Book of Jonah

Sermon series in the book of Jonah

A sermon identifying 5 church resolutions for 2020

A sermon on three key one another commands from 1 Peter 4:7-11

A sermon on drawing near to God.

Questions and answers for the sermon titled, "Walk by the Spirit"

A sermon on walking by the Spirit

A sermon from Psalm 127 calling us to heed godly wisdom for our endeavours, our work, and our parenting.

A sermon from Psalm 90 on why we need God to teach us to number our days.

A sermon on how Christ's humility should inform our humility.

A sermon based on Matthew's account of Christ's birth.

A sermon on riches and discipleship from the Gospel of Mark sermon series.

A sermon on eternal life from the gospel of Mark.

A sermon on marriage and divorce from the sermon series in the Gospel of Mark.

A sermon on the seriousness of sin in the Gospel of Mark sermon series.

A sermon from the Gospel of Mark sermon series on worldly competition between followers of Christ.

A sermon from the Gospel of Mark on worldly ambition and jockeying for position.

A sermon from Mark's gospel on how, despite our struggling faith, Jesus hears our desperate prayers.

A sermon on the transfiguration from Mark's gospel.

A sermon from the Gospel of Mark on the cost of following Jesus.

A sermon about the Great Commission and the need to take it seriously.

A sermon about how people come to faith in Christ and the fact that even living at the time Jesus lived and seeing his miracles are not enough to bring anyone to saving faith.

A sermon in the Mark sermon series about prejudice hinders the spread of the gospel.

A sermon in the Gospel of Mark sermon series: Our Heart Problem.

A sermon on responding to the tragedy of Hurricane Dorian and tragedies in general.

Part 2 of a sermon on true worship, from the sermon series in the gospel of Mark.

A sermon on true worship in the Gospel of Mark sermon series.