North Kent Community Church Sunday Sermons

Pete Carter teaches from Ephesians 4 exploring how to approach this subject which can transform individuals,communities and nations.

Jo Bungay expores how we are called to forgive others unconditionally with love and mercy and how forgiveness is a key to releasing more of God's glory not only in others but also in ourselves.

Ally Goss examines Jonathan and David's friendship in 1 Samuel and teaches on the importance of covenant relationships in church life.

Pete Carter teaches from Ephesians 6 looking at how to respond to the devil's schemes

Bill Johnson teaches that there are times that we need to take the Kingdom by force (Matt11:12) and times when we must receive it like a child (Mark10:15).

Pete Carter teaches that a foundation of contentment in our lives helps us to pursue God and His Kingdom in increasing ways. Looking at 1 Timothy 6 we can learn more about the secret of contentment.

Tim Smith teaches that Potiphar's household enjoyed great blessing because Joseph worked for him and Obed-edom prospered when he housed the Ark of the Covenant. God wants to reveal Himself to the world through His goodness and we have a key role to play as we position our hearts to allow God to prosper us in all that we do.

David Webster takes the relationship of David and Jonathan as an example to explore how we can live effectively in our own calling and anointing.

David Carter looks at 1 Peter 3:15 and also the example given by Jesus, exploring how we can engage with people who ask us about our beliefs.

Pete Carter asks What does true humility look like? Is all pride wrong? We examine Bible passages to gain greater understanding, and leave us with minds free of fear on this very important subject.

Roberts Liardon teaches from Acts 3:19-20 and 1 Corinthians 12:4-5. We value and seek to flow with the diversity of what God is doing. Each season of Revival has its own unique character.

Danny Silk teaches that God's Kingdom is active and asks whose momentum are you partnering with. Our Father is always good and nothing is impossible. He has called us to live a great life.

David Webster teaches how God has given us His ultimate gift in His Son Jesus. If He has given us His beloved Son He will 'along with Him' give us 'all things'. With this David encourages us to see God's provision, wisdom and healing.

Donna King teaches from 1 Corinthians 13 and reminds us that 'the greatest of these is love'. Love is what it looks like when heaven comes down.

Pete Carter looks at the four different Greek words for love, we can learn how God loves us. We also learn how we can love God and the people around us. We see the Biblical context for "Eros" love.

Dawna DeSilva challenges us to return to the simplicity and purity of our devotion to Christ, discerning the opportunities that he gives us, and avoiding the distractions of the enemy.

Pete Carter draws from various scriptures to show that Jesus uses hardship and suffering to perfect our faith, produce joy, and increase our eternal riches.

David Webster takes us through Luke 17v1-21 looking at the lessons we can draw from Jesus on how to communicate bravely. He stresses the importance of valuing one another highly, of maintaining connection, faith over fear, servants who just do it and surprising responses. All of which make us good kingdom communicators.

Donna King teaches from 2 Corinthians 5:17, Ephesians 2, and 2 Corinthians 3:16-19. If you are a Christian you have been completely and utterly transformed, and ARE being transformed, and WILL be transformed. When Father God invites us into relationship with Him, he invites us into a process of becoming, a process of personal transformation.

Looking at Galatians 4:4-5, Hebrews 2:10 and Galatians 5:13-14, Kim Carter shares the Father's Heart for us as individuals and corporately: To be His free, glorious, sons and daughters, taking responsibility for our lives and the way we love those around us.