Kadina Church of Christ

Fasting? Mark 2:18-22

Living in a society where we seek constant satisfaction can be so unsatisfying. In this sermon we look at Jesus' teaching about fasting in Mark 2 to give us in idea of how fasting can lead us to greater focus, satisfaction and drive our hope for the feast to come.  

The Counterfeit Kingdom - Revelation 13:1-15:4

What is the mark of the beast? Who are the two beasts of Revelation? Is 666 a prediction about a future world leader, or is John warning us about something much closer to home?
In this sermon from Revelation 13–14, we explore how Satan creates a counterfeit kingdom that imitates God's while drawing people away from Christ. Discover why Revelation calls Christians to faithful endurance, and why, despite appearances, the Lamb will ultimately triumph.

The Woman and the Dragon - Revelation 12

What did Jesus' victory over the cross mean for Satan and the spiritual powers? In Revelation 12, John pulls back the curtain on the unseen spiritual battle behind human history. Discover how Christ has defeated the accuser, why evil still opposes God's people, and how God continues to protect and preserve His church in the midst of spiritual conflict.

The Two Witnesses - Revelation 10 and 11

Why do people reject God even when they see evidence of His power? In Revelation 10–11, John receives a vision about the witness of the church in a world that resists God. Discover how God calls His people to faithful testimony, why suffering is often part of that witness, and how the pattern of Jesus' death and resurrection shapes the mission of the church until God's kingdom comes in fullness.

The Seven Trumpets - Rev 8:1-9:17

Why does God send judgement into the world, and why do people so often refuse to listen?
In Revelation 8–9, the Lamb opens the seventh seal and the trumpets begin to sound. Through vivid images drawn from Exodus, John reveals God announcing His presence to a world filled with idols and calling people to repentance. Yet, like Pharaoh, many continue to harden their hearts.
Join us as we explore the warnings of the trumpets, the reality of God's justice, and the challenge of remaining open to His voice today.

The Seven Seals - Revelation 6:1-7:17

The Four Horsemen, the martyrs beneath the altar, the 144,000, and the great multitude from every nation—Revelation 6–7 contains some of the most dramatic imagery in the Bible. In this sermon, we explore how these visions reveal God's response to persecution, His justice against evil, and the hope that awaits those who faithfully follow the Lamb. Even in a world marked by conquest, war, famine, and death, God's people can trust that He has not forgotten them and that one day He will wipe every tear from their eyes.

The Coronation of the Lamb - Rev 4:1-5:14

In Revelation 4–5, John is given a vision of heaven’s throne room filled with powerful imagery drawn from the Old Testament. In the middle of a chaotic and broken world, Revelation reveals a God who still reigns and a Lamb who conquers through sacrifice. This sermon explores the meaning behind the symbols and what they reveal about Jesus, worship, and the hope of God’s kingdom.

Three more Lamps - Revelation 3:1-22

The way that we see the world effects how we live our lives. As Jesus writes to three more churches he encourages them to see the world clearly outside their circumstances. Join us as Jesus challenges our perception in Revelation 3:1-22. 

The Lamps of God - Revelation 2:1-29

In a world full of pressure and uncertainty about the future, Jesus speaks hope and challenge to his church. As we continue through Revelation 2, we explore Christ’s messages to four churches facing different struggles and temptations. Jesus calls them — and us — to stay faithful by fixing our eyes on the future he has promised rather than the pressures of the present.

The Cosmic King - Revelation 1:1-20

What is Jesus doing right now?
In this sermon, we begin exploring Revelation and discover a powerful vision of Jesus—not just as He was, but as He is: reigning, present, and at work in the unseen. In a world that feels chaotic and uncertain, this passage invites us to see Him clearly again.