SERMON
& ETC
Once in a while we have resources that relate to a sermon series we're journeying through or church-wide spiritual focus. This is where you'll find them.
For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so that through the endurance taught in the Scriptures and the encouragement they provide we might have hope.
Romans 15:4
This winter/spring we're doing a bit of an experimental teaching series where the focus is on both learning about Scripture and learning how to learn about Scripture. God's Word to the world was never meant for just pastors and theologians to study and then teach. The Bible is for everyone and we want to support that mission. So Pastor David will be resourcing KCC family member to do their own Scripture Study and then share their learnings on Sunday mornings. Presentations will be a mixture of sermons and interviews, and when David preaches, he will also explain his own processes for studying.
Online Resource Suggestions:
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Easy to find scripture passages in every Bible translation. With a paid account, tonnes of study resources.​
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For word studies of the original Greek and Hebrew
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FAVs
This page will be updated periodically with special resources and links we think are especially beneficial to our congregation.
This may be one of the most revolutionary and beneficial resources of our time for learning more about the Bible and the overarching story of scripture. The site contains short, practical, and clear videos on multiple themes as well as small group resources.
The Center for Nonviolent Communication​
We support the NvC because its practical, research-based tools help people listen deeply, speak kindly, and build healthier relationships. NvC’s approach to empathy, honesty, and compassion aligns with Jesus’ call to love and peacemaking. We recommend it as a resource for nurturing grace-filled communication in our homes and community.
This app is an incredible Bible reading, plan, devotional resource that can be accessed on most phones, tablets, and computers.
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Textual Criticism with NT Wright​
The first part of this podcast episode is an amazing explanation of the reality of the Bible as a human-compiled, but God-inspired, book.
https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-nzhpy-10716fa
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