Kingsley PRESBYTERIAN Church

The Main Idea of Exodus 3
Exodus 1 to 3 introduces us to the book. Exodus 1 introduces Israel as a very special people for the only reason that they are descendents of Israel – that is, Jacob to whom God made specific promises. Exodus 2 introduces us to Moses. As we saw last week, Moses [...]

The Main Idea of Exodus 1 & 2
On Sunday we began an 8-part series looking at the Book of Exodus. The book of Exodus begins with a people in slavery and it ends up with a people who have been rescued and who have God living amongst them. This gives us our major theme of [...]

A few Sundays ago, Duane spoke from Matthew 13:1-23, a section where Jesus teaches the parable of the sower. After Duane’s talk, the following question came up:
If God wants a full crowd in front of His throne, why does He harden hearts of people?
This question touches on what is seemingly a contradiction, for if [...]

The Main Idea of Matthew 13:31-52 (Secrets of the Kingdom 3 of 3)
On Sunday we concluded our three part series in Matthew 13 entitled ‘Secrets of the Kingdom’.
The key issue that Jesus addresses in this section is the ‘hiddeness’ of the Kingdom. We can see this from the fact that the word itself is repeated [...]

Our first point on Sunday raised an important question. If it is not the task of the Church to purge the world of evil, then are we to withdraw from the world? What about Christians in politics? What about those who fight abortion? What about those at the forefront of campaigning against all sorts of [...]

On Sunday we continued our series of three in Matthew 13 looking at Secrets of the Kingdom – a title taken from what Jesus says in Matthew 13:11. If the Main Idea behind the parable of the Sower is that Word Ministry looks unimpressive even though Jesus promises a huge return, then the Main Idea [...]

On Sunday we began a new series of three talks on Matthew 13 entitled ‘Secrets of the Kingdom.’ The title is taken from what Jesus says in Matthew 13:11.
The main idea behind this chapter (at least up to verse 52) is that Jesus is instructing His disciples about the Kingdom and what they can expect [...]

In addition to some of the excellent questions we receive on a Sunday, we do on occasion receive a humorous or silly question. And you know what they say, ask a silly question…
The question we received this week was ‘Who was harder to bathe as a child, Jesus or Moses?’
And the answer is more [...]

During our soundbyte on Sunday, we looked at the topic of teaching the bible to our children. The following question came up: Should we focus more on the new testament when reading to children?
Behind this question lies a heart that desperately wants to communicate Jesus to our children. But the great news is that we [...]