Pastor Kevin shares a message about overcoming strongholds in our minds. The battleground for our personal lives is in the mind and victory can only be attained by bringing our thoughts in subjection to Christ.
Sermons by Pastor Kevin Leach
Pastor Kevin finishes his series in James with a look at the final two verses in the letter. As believers, interconnected with one another in a faith community, we are challenged to be spiritual life-guards, aware of those around us and ready to throw a life line to anyone who might be facing spiritual peril.
What does the resurrection of Jesus mean to us on a personal level? The resurrection of Jesus Christ declares the power of God to radically transform the lives of those who will submit to its influence.
Pastor Kevin reflects on Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Palm Sunday is a reminder that Jesus Christ is King, and that we should live in anticipation of the day when all things will be brought into subjection to His rule and authority.
Pastor Kevin continues his series in James with a look at James 5:13-18. A healthy, thriving church is a church that recognizes the value of prayer in both the good times as well as the bad.
As children of the Kingdom whose lives have been changed by Jesus Christ, the words we speak and the lives we live should reflect the integrity of our hearts.
As we face the negative circumstances of a world corrupted by sin, the reality of eternity and the nearness of the Lord’s return motivates us to persevere.
Pastor Kevin continues his series in James with a look at chapter 5, verses 1-6. Material riches are a deceptive snare to those who seek to find security in them, but they are a blessing and a tool for those who submit them to God and His purposes.
As those who are personally identified with the living Christ, our lives should be marked by a conscious submission to God’s sovereign will and purpose.
Pastor Kevin continues his series in James with a look at chapter 4, verses 11-12. Our place among brothers and sisters within Christian community is not to critically tear down, but to challenge and encourage one another with the truth.