Neil Sandford talks about the importance of living for something greater than ourselves—to be sold out to Jesus Christ—in this sermon from March 2025. https://kingdomchristianministries.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/2025-03-23-Neil-Sandford.mp3

  Over the course of 7 months in 2024, Dan Murray delivered 10 sermons on the book of Ruth, carefully examining each chapter to draw parallels between Ruth's relationship to Boaz and ours with Jesus.   PART ONE:   PART TWO:   PART THREE:   ...

In this sermon, Dan Murray revisits the feeding of the five thousand. He points out that in the Gospels, we can see little periods where Jesus leaves the crowds and goes to the Father to pray. What Jesus is doing when he’s going away, Dan posits, is receiving life...

Dan Murray explores the feeding of the five thousand, a miracle that is included in all four gospels. The disciples must have been under great pressure when Jesus instructed them to feed the multitude. The temptation and human inclination would have been to think that...

Timothy F. Murray talks about the Lord’s glorious return and how to prepare in this sermon from November 2024. https://kingdomchristianministries.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/2024-11-10-Tim-Murray.mp3

In this sermon, Pastor Bob Adams discusses what the Lord did for the Israelites in the wilderness. We cry out for the Lord to bring revival, times of refreshment, for the Lord is at work in humans today. We worship a God who shows up and fulfills His promises!...

Patrick Randall   Patrick Randall walks us through the promise of God to make us His people and to be our God, while reminding us of the realities of the Gospel. If you find yourself saying, "I need to really earn my spot," Patrick would remind you, "You didn’t...

He is the Resurrection and the life! Whoever believes in Him will live! This is a powerful Easter sermon preached by Timothy Murray at Fairwood Bible Chapel. “I am never going to be forsaken. He is with me always.” “There’s no loss, that you and I can suffer that is...

  Josiah recently preached a sermon on Isaiah 55, noting how many times God tells us to come, calling us to repent from sin and find mercy and grace, and fulfillment of our deepest longings in Him.

  On New Year's, Pastor Adams talked about Jacob's nature, along with his name, being changed, from a tough nut to crack to a man who was simply with God. Pastor Adam's encouragement to us was to not go through this next year unchanged: "Don't let God go this...