Feast and Follow with Knollwood

You Really Do Need A Savior

Are you getting all the comfort you should out of your Christian life? Romans 8:1-4 is a profoundly comforting passage but only if you grasp how much you need a Savior. Come join us for our fourth message in our Advent series! 

God’s Promises in Real Life

Today, we examine the phrase, "born this day in the city of David." God promised long ago that He would send His Son to rule the world, and that day has come (and will come again) on a very specific day on the calendar. God's promises always come true in real life, so come hear how in this episode! 

The Most Important Mystery in the World

The miracle of Christmas is Jesus' birth, and it is a lot more profound and mysterious than you think. Far from being just a theological fine point that only seminarians need to worry about, God the Son taking on a human nature has a lot to say about your salvation and the level of comfort you draw from it. Take up and listen as we explore John 1:1-14 and a few other important passages talking about Jesus being 100% man and 100% God! 

Who Am I?

This Sunday marks the beginning of the Advent Season! This month, we are looking at the sentence, "For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord." Today, we will look at "for unto you" trying to answer the questions, "Who are you?" and "Why are these such glad tidings?" Find out as we dive into Scripture to answer the question, "Who Am I?" 

Enduring Stewards of the Gospel

We have been given an amazing gospel that has not only reconciled us to God but also to each other. How has that been done, and what are we supposed to do with it? Find out as we dive into Ephesians 3:1-11! 

Real Unity in Divided Times

Today's sermon comes from Ephesians 2:11-22. We will see here the only foundation we can build unity on is Jesus! 

Inviting the Dead to Dinner Part 2

In this message, we finish up the sermon we started last week! We saw what it meant to be dead in sin, but how do we go from dead to God to devoted to God? That is the question that Ephesians 2:4-10 answer! 

Inviting the Dead to Dinner

If you ask most people if they are good, they will almost certainly reply, "yes." Paul gives a very different view of the natural state of people: they are so insensitive to God and goodness that they can only be described as dead! Find out how dead people can be invited to the Lord's Supper this week out of Ephesians 2:1-4! 

The Surpassing Power of God’s Mighty Strength

Today we look at the surpassing power of God, and how He uses that power to the Church's benefit! 

What You Don’t Know Can’t Help You

In today's sermon, we examine Ephesians 1:15-19. It is said that what you don't know can't hurt you, but it can't help you either. In our passage today, Paul prays that we would know what the Holy Spirit can reveal to us about God and His work in our lives.