When Jesus interacts with men and women on the pages of the Gospels, he opens people’s eyes. On occasions, he does this literally. He gives sight to the blind. Other times, this happens figuratively. People come into contact with the Savior and walk away understanding God’s will with HD clarity. Others, well, they choose not to see; they stay tied to their comfortable analog perspective, refusing to see the bigger picture Jesus presents to them. 

Jesus opens people’s eyes to God and his HD plans for his people.

During the Living in HD series, we will search the pages of the Gospels to more clearly see Jesus’ desire to help us live with the HD perspective he provides.

As he opens our eyes, as he helps us to see clearly, we discover a life that exceeds our analog aspirations. What might Jesus do in and through you if you upgraded? Join us and, together, we'll see!

During the month of April, we're going to experience a Big Idea Series that is designed to challenge every person who calls Kingsway their church home to take a fresh look at an important topic.

We're switching our perspective from ME to WE.

We live in a world that is constantly telling each of us to live for ME. We learn at an early age to take care of ourselves and to make sure we get what we need. But the Bible flips that entire thought process upside-down; it literally urges us to change our ME perspective to a WE perspective.

We're going to talk about how we can live for a WE that is bigger than ME. Specifically, we're going to look at Jesus' example of serving. And, since ME to WE is a Big Idea Series, everyone from preschool-age and up will be talking about the same themes from the same Bible stories each week.

“Come, follow me, and I will show you how to fish for people!”

With these words, Jesus forever changed the life of a young fisherman named Simon. We know him better as Peter, one of Jesus' closest companions, the leader of Jesus' band of disciples and one of the most influential characters in the early decades of the life of the Church.

What happened to young, brash fisherman named Simon that turned him into a wise, faithful leader? Was his journey simple and uncomplicated or difficult and complex? Was it smooth sailing or rough seas? Was it straight or winding? Was it full of joy and success or failure and disappointment? Was it a combination of all these things?

Join us as we look at the life of Peter - the Rock - and as we discover what it means to follow Jesus.

Christmas is a time of joy, hope, wonder and light. And, it's all because of the baby in the manger, Jesus, the Lord. God sent him to turn the hearts of his people back to him. So, join us. Let's adore him.

What kind of fruit are we producing? By looking at the roots we have put down, we should be able to tell what kind of fruit we're likely to produce. If the tree's roots are good, the fruit will be good too.

Check out Core Values series resources.

When combined, red and yellow make orange. What would happen if we were to combine the forces of the church and the home?