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Which best describes your spiritual life and maturity: are you growing up as a believer in Christ or just growing old?  During the month of January, we will look at a number of necessary and essential elements involved in this process of maturing in Christ.  We hope you will join us on this journey!

 

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Growing Up or Growing Old? - Spiritual Disciplines

01/29/12

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Growing Up or Growing Old

Category: Spiritual Growth

Summary: The Apostle Paul writes to Timothy, exhorting him to train/discipline/exercise himself for the purpose of godliness. In this final message on the subject of spiritual growth, a panel of KCC members share how the practice of spiritual disciplines have benefitted them personally.

Growing Up or Growing Old? Obedience - Faith Put to the Test

01/15/12

Speaker: Bob Thomas and Brian Conaway

Series: Growing Up or Growing Old

Category: Spiritual Growth

Summary: While faith is absolutely essential to our spiritual growth, so is obedience, which is the proving ground for our faith. Jesus said in John 14:21:

Growing Up or Growing Old? - Faith

01/08/12

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Growing Up or Growing Old

Category: Spiritual Growth

Summary: This message examines faith not in its role in one's conversion experience, but rather faith as it relates to one's spiritual growth as a converted person. What is faith? How is faith acquired? What are the limitations of faith? All good questions. Dive in, and see how a proper understanding of faith is so necessary in spiritual growth.

Growing Up or Growing Old? - An Introduction

01/01/12

Speaker: Moises Altamirano and Chris Mendez

Series: Growing Up or Growing Old

Category: Spiritual Growth

Summary: The Apostle Paul writes in the book of Ephesians, chapter four, that we

The Church (Ecclesiology)

11/13/11

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Christian Doctrine

Summary: This message examines the biblical teaching on the Church, the Body of Christ. Every believer in Jesus is placed into the universal church at the moment of their salvation through the baptism of the Holy Spirit. We also choose to affiliate ourselves with a local body of believers which comprises the local church. This marvelous entity is to be a place of encouragement, spiritual growth, community, and an outlet for service.

Great Words About Salvation

10/30/11

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Christian Doctrine

Summary: This message, part one of two, deals with the marvelous subject of salvation. Three great words: Grace, Atonement and Conversion. What a blessed salvation we have when we believe the Gospel and place our trust in Jesus Christ.

Pneumatology (The Holy Spirit)

10/16/11

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Christian Doctrine

Summary: When God calls us into a relationship with himself, he doesn’t just save us and then say, “Okay, you’re on your own. And, by the way, I want you to live up to my standard which is absolute holiness and perfection. So, good luck. Try hard! Depend on your resolve and resources.” He gives us his Spirit and says, “Be filled, controlled and empowered by him – and your life will be pleasing to Me and you will bear abundant fruit. And the Spirit will lead you into my truth; he will glorify Christ in your lives, and he will pray for you according to My will.” Come and learn in this message about the Holy Spirit and his work in the life of every believer in Jesus Christ.

The Incomparable Christ (Christology)

10/09/11

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Christian Doctrine

Summary: The centerpiece of biblical Christianity, the central focal point, is the person of Jesus Christ. We see in him the revelation of the very nature of God. The writer of Hebrews says of Jesus: “He is the radiance of the glory of God and the exact imprint of his nature….” This message is on the subject of Christology, the study of Christ.

Theology Proper

10/02/11

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Christian Doctrine

Summary: What is God like? This is a very profound question, and a question that really cannot be answered apart from God’s revelation of Himself to us. This message explores the Biblical teaching about the nature of God. A.W. Tozer said it well: “The gravest question before the Church is always God Himself, and the most portentous fact about any man is not what he at a given time may say or do, but what he in his deep heart conceives God to be like.”

Bibliology

09/25/11

Speaker: Mark Petersburg

Series: Christian Doctrine

Summary: God is a God of revelation – revealing truth that would be, and would remain, hidden or unknown if not revealed. In special revelation, which is necessary for salvation, God has revealed Himself in two things: the Living Word – Jesus Christ, and the Written Word – Holy Scripture. The subject of this message is Bibliology – the doctrine of the Scriptures.