Sunday’s Sermon: Kingdom Citizenship
Yesterday, 43 of NASCAR’s best drivers raced the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta. To be honest, I … Continue reading Sunday’s Sermon: Kingdom Citizenship
Yesterday, 43 of NASCAR’s best drivers raced the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta. To be honest, I … Continue reading Sunday’s Sermon: Kingdom Citizenship
Adoration. Confession. Thanksgiving. Supplication. Can you guess what these four words have in common? Besides being five-dollar words to start … Continue reading Sunday Sermon: A Kingdom Prayer
Waiting is not something I do well. In fact, I am pretty bad at waiting. Most of the time my … Continue reading Sunday’s Sermon: Waiting for the Kingdom of God to Come
This past week, the Commonwealth realm celebrated the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne. She became … Continue reading Sunday’s Sermon: The Kingdom of God is Here!
Beginning Sunday, my two little churches are going to do something brave and challenging. We are going to embark on a journey of kingdom theology.
For the next several weeks, we are going to dive deep into our understanding of the kingdom of God. We are going to go beyond the usual statement of saying the “kingdom is here, but not yet,” and begin to process what it means that the kingdom of God is both a present and future reality. We will start by simply defining the kingdom reality and then spend time on general themes throughout the summer and fall. Some of the topics include: being kingdom people, proclaiming the kingdom, desiring the kingdom, and serving as the kingdom.
But, why is it important to focus so much attention on the kingdom of God? Continue reading “The Importance of a Kingdom Theology”