Kenwood Heights Christian Church

False assumptions, self-centeredness, poor communication, and financial struggles all can strain the best of marriages. A shared commitment in God can make all the difference in the world.

As Christians we are incredibly blessed. In God

Our knowledge of the future directly affects our living in the present. We can be reasonably confident in the present if we have a realistic hope for the future. The assurances available to the Christ follower should make a real difference in the lives we live today.

Satan loves to see Christians quit in their pursuit of right living. He is constantly reminding us of our failures and the high standards of God

Rather than wringing our hands over the troubles of our world, our first call is to consider the life we are living and what we are contributing. Are we reflecting God

In this message Tom looks at three principals to think about when we share and live our faith work.

In this message we look back 2008 and look at what is ahead in 2009

All of us battle our pride. We will be reminded in this story of the teachable spirit of the magi that led them to find what is most important in this world.

Simple shepherds were the first to hear about the birth of God's Son in Bethlehem. They teach us much the experience of joy.

Even though Joseph was a “behind the scenes” kind of guy, he played his role with amazing integrity and faithful obedience.

Mary was not a perfect person but she allowed herself to be used of God in a dramatic way. She has provided us with some great lessons for handling life's unexpected challenges.

There are times in life when we let life circumstances influence our view of who God is. In this message we will look at how fear makes us keep our relationship with God at a distance. (Some ideas for this message came from Jarrett Stevens Book, The Deity Formerly Known as God)

Jesus tells three stories to remind us that lost people matter. They are our greatest priority.

Someone said the church would be great if it wasnt full of people. Could"t that be said of anything that involves us? But people are what God loves…every single one. The church was not intended to be a group of acquaintances. It was created to be a family.

Life has no shape without truth. We use truth to navigate through the multitude of decisions we get to make. The Bible speaks often of the importance of truth. The first church was based on truth

The message of the cross of Christ is the only message that will change the world. In God

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Devotion time is held during the midpoint of every practice and game in the Upward ministry. The coach

One of unique features of Upward is the substitution system. Every child is given equal opportunity for improvement. The church is never quite the flourishing body that Christ envisioned without the full participation of her members. Every member develops their gifts/skills for God