North Kent Community Church Sunday Sermons

Pete Carter teaches from Exodus 40. When the tabernacle is consecrated the glory of God comes down in such an awesome way that even Moses can't enter in. In Corinthians we read that the glory of the Spirit is even greater, so what should our expectation be?

Pete Carter begins by explaining that Philip appears in Acts 6 as one of the seven men chosen to distribute food to the church in Jerusalem. He is known to be full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom. In Acts 8 we see how he impacts Samaria and Ethiopia. Later on in Acts we find out more!.

Pete Carter encourages us from Philemon verse 6 to be active in sharing our faith; our faith is based on our personal connection to and experience of God. The gospel is an invitation to connect with and know the living God.

David Webster shows us how the dream of a pagan king two and a half thousand years ago, and the insight of a royal prophet, help us advance the Kingdom of God and transform the seven mountains of society.

Pete Carter shows us that Wisdom and creativity are linked together. God wants to release his wisdom into our imaginations and give us creative ideas which we can put into practice. This is one of the ways in which God demonstrates His glory on the earth.

Dave Foggon shows how to overcome fears and other unhelpful influences upon our lives so that other people can be impacted by the love and power of God. He shares from his own experiences how God has helped him to overcome shyness and fear, to the point where he is able to share God's goodness with other people he meets in everyday life.

David Webster encourages us to step into our royal role of bringing the Kingdom of God into all of our life as co-workers with Him, administering Kingdom love and power wherever we go

Tim Smith draws on his own experience to show how being a Christian isn't about following religious rules but is about an intimate relationship with a loving heavenly Father