North Kent Community Church Sunday Sermons

David Webster teaches that the more of God we know the more we grow in unity and maturity. The church is called to be 'One' but often is divided. How can we increase our unity, and how do the Ephesians 4 ministries play their part?

Tim Smith encourages everyone to develop a culture of love in their lives, rooted and established in God's love. He gives practical tips based on his own experience on how to overcome lies. We are then able to receive and retain the love that God and others pour into us.

Kim Carter teaches about the active nature of God's Grace, the boundless riches of Christ and how through the church God is showing His wisdom to the world and heavenly places.

David Webster teaches that the cross has brought reconciliation between Jew and Gentile and we are all one new man in Christ. The wall of hostility has been removed and we have a powerful ministry of reconciliation as we bring the Kingdom into this world.

The first half of Ephesians 2 contrasts our pre-salvation state with our glorious new life in Christ. Dave Carter looks at how badly off we were before Jesus intervened, then at all we are called to be by his mercy and grace.

Pete Carter teaches that this passage of the bible is filled with wonderful truths that can bring revelation and wisdom, leading us to a greater understanding of the church as the bride of Christ.

David Webster begins our series on Ephesians by looking at how we can receive every Holy Spirit blessing in Christ Jesus. In Him we are chosen, holy, adopted as sons and daughters, and caught up in His great purposes.

Paul Bungay explores how as a Christian you are more like Jesus than you think! He examines some of the ways we are like Him and describes how, through glory encounters with God, we can enter into a greater revelation of our Christ-like new identity.

Using illustrations from his own life Pete Carter teaches us about the power of dreams, and creating an environment in which they can develop and flourish.

David Webster draws mainly on the book of Proverbs showing how to get wisdom from the King. We are called to be a royal priesthood and he examines what 'royalty' means, showing that biblically wisdom is an aspect of royalty.

Tim Smith looks at the life of Jesus and contends that it is God's will to heal everyone. We are encouraged raise our experience to the level of God's Word rather than developing a theology of healing to match our experience.

Tim Smith inspires us to hunger for deeper experiences of the glory of God, individually and corporately. He begins by playing a video extract from Ian McCormack's testimony: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6HtsaFPMSw . He died, went to heaven and returned to share his experience of God in His glory. A revelation of His nature which people everywhere are crying out to know.

Pete Carter explains that wisdom from heaven contains within it the principle of submission (James 3:17). What does the bible teach us about Heaven's principles of submission and authority?

Pete Carter explains that the greek word 'poime' is translated as pastor only once in the New Testament, however it is translated as shepherd many more times. What is a shepherd and how does that fit into church leadership structures?

David Webster focuses our attention on God as the source and definition of royalty. With attributes of Highness, Wealth and Glory, He rules and is worthy of honour. The word Majesty summarises this and our royal identity is to receive from Him, and be like Him in all these respects.

Is God really in a good mood? Dave Carter looks at how God can be both angry against sin and injustice, whilst also being infinitely loving.

Paul Bungay compares the mindsets behind the Old and New Covenants and looks at the impact they can have upon the life of the Church, God's Covenant Family.

Joaquin Evans encourages us to abide in Jesus (John 15) and come to Father in the secret place (Matthew 6:6). Praise, worship and stand in the Glory.

What kind of church do we want? What kind of world do we want? David Webster challenges us to think big about what God has called us to do in transforming the world and reconciling all things to Christ.

Pete Carter teaches that being aware of the unseen realms can lead us into greater confidence in God and increase our courage and faith to attempt great things.