Kings Church of Christ Spring Revival Meeting 2017. Guest song leaders Earl Washington and Malcolm Himes. Song Written by William McDowell

Kings Church of Christ Spring Gospel meeting 2017. Three powerful ministers of music singing together, leading the congregation in song. Song written by Holland Davis.

Kings Church of Christ Spring Gospel Meeting 2017. Minister of Music Jason Walker- Guest Song leaders- Earl Washington and Malcolm Himes. Call Him Up written by Sylvia Rose.

Kings Church of Christ Spring Gospel Meeting 2017. Including Song leaders- Jason Walker and Malcolm Himes

​ As the Lord's church, what is the best thing we can do for people living in sin? A great many are living outright wicked lives. Some seem to be just plain evil, mean people. Their rule in life is to do whatever they're big enough to get away with. If it means stealing what belongs to others, no big deal as long as they don't get caught. They force their will on others through violence and intimidation. They have virtually no conscience about anything they do. ​ More people than we realize are caught up in a lifestyle of drugs.

By Bubba Garner

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Service: Sun PM Worship

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Bubba Garner

Daniel 6

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By Dee Bowman

If you have read the above title, chances are you immediately thought this is to be an article about giving money. While it is certainly true that the Lord's work cannot be accomplished without the regular contributions of its members, it is also true that the giving of other things is just as important as the giving of money.

AM Sermon

By Foy E. Wallace, Jr. "A man said to me, 'Brother, I can't take the doctrine you preach that one must be baptized to be saved, because it damns my father and mother who were not baptized.'

By Paul Earnhart I have an uneasiness about any great emphasis on statistics in measuring the growth of churches. I am skeptical because numbers can so often mask what is happening to people. The ultimate goal of our Father for His children is both spiritual and personal. He wills that we be "conformed to the image of His Son" (Rom. 8:29). Success or failure in this enterprise cannot be measured by mere statistics.