Knox Presbyterian Church Podcast

Long ago, being a king meant you had total authority over your people. Kings held the power of life and death, and they controlled their nation’s army. When Israel was under Roman domination, they longed for a king to free them from tyranny, a king with the power to make things happen. It was into that world that Jesus was born, the one we know as the King of hope, the King of Joy, the King of Shalom, the King of kings!
Luke 1:26-45

Long ago, being a king meant you had total authority over your people. Kings held the power of life and death, and they controlled their nation’s army. When Israel was under Roman domination, they longed for a king to free them from tyranny, a king with the power to make things happen. It was into that world that Jesus was born, the one we know as the King of hope, the King of Joy, the King of Shalom, the King of kings!
Luke 1:5-25

‘Doing church’ and ‘having a good time’ are not mutually exclusive! Laughter, joy, and good clean fun are an essential part of our life together. We take Jesus seriously, and ourselves less so.
Psalm 30:4-5
Philippians 4:4-9

We follow the living Christ, and our lives are different because we know him. In all we do, we want to put Jesus at the center, and share him with others.
Matthew 4:18-22
Ephesians 2:1-10

We are authentic and vulnerable with one another, showing up as our real imperfect selves. We celebrate in good times and show up in hard times with prayer, caring, and support.
1 Thessalonians 2:8
Colossians 3:1-4, 11-17

We believe that passing the Christian faith onto the next generation is crucial. We welcome and support families of all kinds to help kids of all ages build a faith that lasts.
Deuteronomy 6:1-9
Matthew 19:13-15

We recognize that following Jesus is a lifelong process of engaging with scripture and pursuing God in a community of faith.
Matthew 22:34-40
Philippians 3:4-16

We express our faith by serving others—rolling up our sleeves and getting our hands dirty. When there is a need, we want to respond like Isaiah did: ‘here I am, send me!’
James 2:14-17
Matthew 20:20-28

We exist between the resurrection of Jesus, on one hand, and the resurrection of all the dead on the other. When Christ returns, evil will finally be permanently defeated, God's Kingdom will be fully present, and the saints will live with God forever.
Isaiah 25:6-9
Revelation 20:11-21:8

The Kingdom of God has come in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And yet it is not present yet in its fullness. God has given the Church the Holy Spirit as a pledge of its reality. The Church exists as a 'down payment' of God's Kingdom-- to be a sign, instrument, and foretaste of it.
John 20.19-21
Ephesians 1.3-14