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The Art of Listening
We live in a society of people who do their best to broadcast. Social media is a tool people use to get their “words” out. But how often do we listen? While speaking tends to come naturally, listening does not. The book of Proverbs tells us that the wise choose to...
Words That Speak Life
Have you ever accidentally neglected to water a potted plant? Plants are dependent upon the water they receive. Words we speak are like water to a plant. They can build others up; but words can also tear others down. How do people look after...
Because of Jesus
This worship gathering focuses on three aspects: a baby dedication, youth sharing how God challenged them while serving, and communion. For all three it can be said “Because of Jesus.” Desiring to see an infant grow to walk with Jesus is a motivational...
Feeling a Bit Sluggish?
The book of Proverbs, on numerous occasions, challenges the way of a sluggard (lazy person). The solution? According to King Solomon, one is to examine ants and begin taking notes. Although it may seem humiliating to learn from such tiny creatures, ants have a work...
Who Are You Leaning On?
While it is nearly impossible to lean on oneself, think about how often people tend to trust their own intuition or abilities over the Lord. This is a temptation people of all ages are faced with. This message continues to engage the mind with the book of Proverbs,...
Wisdom Search
This message is the first of a summer series from the book of Proverbs. While culture recognizes it takes skill to become proficient in academics, sports, or art, does it also recognize it takes skill to do that which is right? King Solomon, the human author of...
Guest Speaker: Chuck Kelley
Chuck Kelley is founder and president of Bridge Builders International, a ministry to Latvia. In his years serving a culture which has abandoned church, he has found both music and art to be a bridge into the lives of people to share the hope of Christ. Music and art...
A Heart Without Grace (Part 2)
This message is the second half of a study on Luke 7:36-50, an encounter Jesus had with a Pharisee and a woman who was known for her sin. While Jesus was the dinner guest of a Pharisee, all the cultural customs that should have been done to make Him feel welcomed were...
A Heart Without Grace (Part 1)
Have you ever been the recipient of grace from another human being? We long to receive grace, both from God and others, but sometimes struggle to extend it ourselves to those around. In this message we begin to examine an encounter Jesus had with a Pharisee and an...
Generation Next
Our youth are a valued part of the church family at Kingwood. They are not only the church of tomorrow, but an essential part of the church today! This message emphasizes the importance of passing the baton of faith on to the next generation, training them as well as...
When I’m Hurting (Part 3)
This message is the third and final part of this series focusing on life’s difficulties. The question raised: why trust God in the midst of hurt? Listen to discover the two main reasons given.
When I’m Hurting (Part 2)
Although people often try to run away from pain, it is something that cannot be avoided in life. As believers, how do we view difficulty when we are in the midst of it? James 1:1-12 gives us a healthy perspective that God is at work in us in the midst of the hurt.
When I’m Hurting (Part 1)
Have you lost someone close to you? As you look to the future, do you sense great uncertainty? Are you having to work through relational hurts with people you have trusted in the past? Are you watching people you greatly care about make poor choices or endure...
Making Christ Known (Part 2)
This message continues to examine the visit Paul had to Athens, Greece, a culture living opposed to the message he was preaching. In his attempt to share the message of Christ with the philosophers of the day, Paul built a bridge into their life so that his message...
Making Christ Known (Part 1)
If you have ever been discouraged by the decline of morality in our society or by the apathy many seem to have for God and His Word, you’re in good company. The apostle Paul was confronted with such cultures too; however it was worse for him! In this message we look...