Feast and Follow with Knollwood

The Resurrection Changes Everything

Welcome to our Resurrection Sunday sermon! He is risen! Today we will examine what it means when we say that Jesus rose from the dead. It changes everything! 

Jesus For You

Here is our Good Friday message. 

The Subject of the Supper

Here is our Maundy Thursday sermon! 

The Gospel According to Jesus’ Enemies

Jesus is so in control of your salvation that even His enemies proclaim it! Find out how as we dive into John 11 and 12! 

Love Like Christ

Here we continue our marriage series by looking at what Christ calls husbands to do in their marriages. Men often look for purpose outside their families, but is that what God calls them to? Find out in this episode of Feast and Follow! 

Marriage’s Gospel Center

Ephesians 5:21-24 is an often misunderstood passage, or at the very least, often winced at! It shouldn't be, though. This is a portion God's directions on how to operate in His institution of marriage that, whether we realize it or not, is good and needed. 

Marriage

Marriage is a great gift from the Lord, but so few know what it means or truly what it is. Today, we will explore the reality of marriage and how it is a promise, a privilege, and a presentation. 

From Darkness to Light

As we dive into chapter 5:3-21, we will find that personal holiness isn't just personal. It is meant to be a light that ushers people out of darkness and into the light. 

Christian Ethics: The Study of Love

If you were going to create a study of love, what would you call it? You could call it “loveology” or perhaps “Valentinianism” if you wanted to be fancy. But what if I told you that such a name already exists for the study of love? You may be surprised to find out that the study of love is named “Ethics.” Ethics isn’t ultimately a study of yes vs no, right vs wrong. That is the practice that comes out of a proper study of love. Now, I’m not just saying that because it is February and love is in the air. I’m not even saying this because it's a particularly original idea. This goes all the way back to Jesus. In John 14:15, Jesus says, “If you love me,” What? “Keep my commandments.” If you want to study how to love Jesus, then you need to study His commandments. If you want to comprehend how to love your neighbor, then you need to know God’s laws. 

Be Renewed

We continue our march through Ephesians 4:17-24 as we examine the futility of the unChristian life.