North Kent Community Church Sunday Sermons

God does work all things together for good in our lives. Kim Carter explores the opportunities that we have to engage with our heavenly Father when things don't work out quite how we expect.

Mike Von Fraunhofer looks at Mark 4:34-41 and brings testimony and encouragement to those meeting unexpected challenges.

James Ramage draws principles from Luke 7 which will help us to walk in a greater measure of dynamic faith.

Ally Goss gives a brief exposition of Jesus' Sermon on the Plain.

Donna King teaches from Matthew 12:22-24, 38-42,and 16:1-4. God is proactive, working supernaturally on behalf of His children. Works have a purpose and we were created to do good works. Heaven invades earth pointing people to God as His mighty power works through us, His sons and daughters.

Using Luke chapter 6 Pete Carter looks at how people respond to miracles, and how they are a vital ingredient of the Christian life.

David Webster teaches that Jesus won victories for us in the areas of identity, power, faith and revelation. We can inherit these victories and move from breakthrough to breakout.

In 2 Chronicles 27:6 we are told 'Jotham grew powerful because he walked steadfastly before the Lord his God'. Using the example of Jesus himself and her own personal experience Donna King explores how we can walk steadfastly whatever the circumstances.

Tim Smith reminds us that Jesus brought the Kingdom by proclaiming the good news, healing and doing miracles. He teaches that we are Kingdom carriers just like Jesus.

David Webster asks 'Why did Jesus the sinless Son of God get baptised? (Luke3:21-38) Discover how Jesus' humility impacts us and how our humility can be a breakthrough for others.

David Webster teaches from Luke 3:1-20. John the Baptist had a miraculous birth and parents who prophesied. He lived in the Presence and was tested and tried. How can we live the like those 'least in the kingdom' but 'greater than John'?

Pete Carter teaches from Luke chapter 2 and we encounter the mystery of the incarnation with its limitless potential for our lives. Simeon gives us an example of how to live the Christian life.

Mark Hendley opens our series in Luke's gospel with a look at Luke 1:1-25, seeing breakthrough in the impossible.

If men and women are called to be equal in being and in their roles in the church David Webster teaches from Ephesians on how this works in marriage.

Donna King teaches that we are drafted into the army of the King of Kings, called to take ground from the enemy and extend God's Kingdom. Do you know what your armour is for, and how to use it?

Looking at Jesus' instruction not to judge, Tim Smith outlines the harm that a judgmental culture can do. He contrasts this with the prophetic, redemptive culture that we are building.

David Webster teaches be imitators of God as Paul says and live lives of love. How do we love who we are; love sex; love thanksgiving, and love the Spirit? Paul gives us keys to live Spirit filled, passionate lives.

David Carter looks at Jesus as our model of righteous anger. 'Be angry, but do not sin.' He teaches some guiding principles from scripture on how we should act when provoked and angry.

Steve De Silva looks at how we need to love ourselves in order to truly love others. We serve out of value not worthlessness.

Mark Hendley unpacks how to move from futile 'lost' thinking to glorious fertile 'kingdom' thinking.The primary battleground for spiritual warfare is the territory of the mind. The writer of proverbs observed that we create our own reality with the focus of our thinking and as such both heaven and hell are looking for our agreement.