Kirkwood Church

What is assurance? How do we get it? And how can we make sure we still have it? These are the questions we explore in this sermon from Kirkwood Church's teaching series through Hebrews. Tune in to find out more. And join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11 to worship with us!

In the same way that we use stern warnings with those we love as a means to prevent a tragic outcome from occurring, so God, through the author of Hebrews, warns weary Christians that if they refuse to mature spiritually, they are putting themselves in a dangerous and potential disastrous path. Tune in to this installment of Kirkwood Church's teaching series through the book of Hebrews to learn more. And join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11am to worship with us!

What's the resurrection all about? How did the first disciples react? How did Jesus respond? What should we do now? These are more are explored in Kirkwood Church's Easter Sunday sermon. Tune in! And join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11am for worship. See you soon!

We'd all think it was wrong if we saw a grown man constantly sipping warm milk out of a pink baby bottle, right? Of course. And yet, when it comes to the spiritual equivalent, many of us are okay staying or letting our friends stay spiritual infants. But the author of Hebrews insists that believers must mature in their doctrine and faith if they are going to survive. Tune in to learn more. And join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11 for worship. See you soon!

Jesus is the only one who is both qualified to meet our needs and compassionate toward us in them. This makes him the perfect High Priest, as his sacrifice makes him the source of our eternal salvation. Tune in to this sermon from Kirkwood Church's series through Hebrews to learn more. Join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11am to worship and dive deep in God's Word.

"I did nothing. The Word did it all." These are the words of Martin Luther as he reflected on the explosive power of the Word of God that shook Europe during what became known as the Protestant Reformation. And we believe that the Word is still working-calling, confronting, comforting, and condemning. Check out this sermon in our series through the book of Hebrews as Pastor Jackson reflects on how God's Word is still working in our lives today. And join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11:00am for one of our worship gatherings. See you soon!

How do we enter God's rest? And what does it mean to strive and fear without diminishing the gospel? These are the questions Associate Pastor Joshua Underwood considers in this sermon from Kirkwood Church's teaching series through the book of Hebrews. We hope you'll join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11:00am for in-person worship!

Did you know that God has given his people a kind of spiritual auto lane assist? Yes, when we grow spiritually sleepy, God has built in and given to his people one another to help sound the alarm when we begin to drift into danger. Tune in to this week's sermon from Pastor Jackson Moser in our teaching series through the book of Hebrews. And join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11:00am for worship! See you soon!

"Lincoln, if you don't get dressed right now there are going to be serious consequences!" Have you ever heard something like that? Or maybe even said it? We use these kinds of negative motivations to encourage people toward a certain kind of behavior or outcome. The author of Hebrews does the same thing as he points to the faithless, grumbling generation of Israel cursed to wander in the wilderness. But why point to them? Tune in to this sermon from Kirkwood Church to learn more. And join us this coming Sunday at 8:30, 9:45, or 11am to worship with us! See you soon!

Do Christians need to degrade Moses to exalt Jesus? "No!" is the emphatic answer of the author of Hebrews in chapter 3 verses 1-6. In this passage we find that Moses was great, sure, but Jesus is greater. He is the builder of God's spiritual house and the Son who is over that house. Tune in and explore this pastoral exhortation to, "Consider Jesus," and join us this coming Sunday as we continue our series in Hebrews at 8:30, 9:45, or 11am. See you soon!