Kensington Church Orlando

From the very beginning, God’s plan was to make you like His son Jesus. Only Human beings are made in God’s image. While we don’t know all this phrase entails we do know some of it. We are spiritual beings, intellectual, relational, and have consciousness. The full image and likeness of God looks like Jesus Christ. Gods ultimate goal for your life is not comfort but character development. God gives us our time on earth to build and strengthen our character for heaven. It is a lifelong pursuit and we can only get there by working with and allowing the Holy Spirit to do its work in us.

The moment you were born God was there smiling at your birth. God did not need you created God CHOSE to create you for His enjoyment. The first purpose of life is to bring enjoyment and pleasure to God. As a child of God you bring pleasure to God like nothing else ever created. Bringing Pleasure to God is described in the bible as worship. This day will focus in on how to bring a smile to God’s face by worshipping Him with our very lives. This starts with surrendering to Him and then building a deep significant relationship with Him.

All of us ask the question at some point in our life: What on earth am I here for? It is one of life’s most important questions and one that most of us don’t have a definitive answer to. Yet the answer holds the keys to understanding the big picture of how all the pieces of our life fit together. The answer to this question will reduce stress, simplify decisions, increase satisfaction, and most importantly prepare us for eternity. Join us for this 6-week Journey beginning January 5th and unlock the purpose behind you.

fAll of us want to see miracles of God in our lives. We long to know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that God is the one who came through for us. But, not very many of us are willing nor even know how to pray a miracle into existence. Sometimes it takes too long and we lose interest. Sometimes what we want or need to happen seems too big even for God. In this series, based off the book: The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson, we will look at how to pray through and see the miracles of God show up in our lives through drawing prayer circles around the promised of God and the miracles we long to see.

How do I study the bible in a way that I can actually understand it and apply it to my life? This week you will learn the basic tools for correctly handling and interpreting Scripture by getting to the author’s original intent and the very basic process of walking through a passage using: - OBSERVATION - Answering the Who, What, When, Where, How of a passage. - INTERPRETATION - What did this teaching mean to the original audience in big times? - APPLICATION - How does this passage apply to me today?

We live in a culture where very few are familiar with the Bible. This book can be intimidating to most and many do not have an understanding of how it is put together or how it can impact and apply to their life. Join us for, Why Bible? where we explore how to understand and interpret Scripture.

We live in a culture where very few are familiar with the Bible. This book can be intimidating to most and many do not have an understanding of how it is put together or how it can impact and apply to their life. Join us for, Why Bible? where we explore how to understand and interpret Scripture.

We live in a culture where very few are familiar with the Bible. This book can be intimidating to most and many do not have an understanding of how it is put together or how it can impact and apply to their life. Join us for, Why Bible? where we explore how to understand and interpret Scripture.

Fishing stories. We’ve all heard them. “It was this big.” “You should have seen the one that got away.” People love to tell stories of their fishing adventures. When it comes to faith, however, most people clam up. Why can’t we talk about what God has done in our lives as naturally as we can spin fishing tales? In this 5-part series, we will explore the motivation behind sharing your faith and how it can become a natural part of your life and mission for the rest of your life.

Fishing stories. We’ve all heard them. “It was this big.” “You should have seen the one that got away.” People love to tell stories of their fishing adventures. When it comes to faith, however, most people clam up. Why can’t we talk about what God has done in our lives as naturally as we can spin fishing tales? In this 5-part series, we will explore the motivation behind sharing your faith and how it can become a natural part of your life and mission for the rest of your life.

Fishing stories. We’ve all heard them. “It was this big.” “You should have seen the one that got away.” People love to tell stories of their fishing adventures. When it comes to faith, however, most people clam up. Why can’t we talk about what God has done in our lives as naturally as we can spin fishing tales? In this 5-part series, we will explore the motivation behind sharing your faith and how it can become a natural part of your life and mission for the rest of your life.

The sense that we will live forever "somewhere" has shaped every civilization in Human history. Anthropological evidence suggests that every culture has a God-given, innate sense of the eternal - that this world is not all there is.

When you take your last breath on earth where will your next breath be taken? Is there an after-LIFE? Humans have always wondered about the beyond. Do we live after death? Do our souls float up into the clouds and strum harps for eternity? Is there a literal heaven and hell that our souls will spend eternity in? And if there is, what will they be like? Since the beginning of mankind eternity has been etched into the fabric of our hearts with every generation creating an ideal of what the after-life will be like. Join us for 4 hope-filled weeks as we explore and discover what Heaven and the after-LIFE will look, feel, taste, and sound like.

When you take your last breath on earth where will your next breath be taken? Is there an after-LIFE? Humans have always wondered about the beyond. Do we live after death? Do our souls float up into the clouds and strum harps for eternity? Is there a literal heaven and hell that our souls will spend eternity in? And if there is, what will they be like? Since the beginning of mankind eternity has been etched into the fabric of our hearts with every generation creating an ideal of what the after-life will be like. Join us for 4 hope-filled weeks as we explore and discover what Heaven and the after-LIFE will look, feel, taste, and sound like.

When you take your last breath on earth where will your next breath be taken? Is there an after-LIFE? Humans have always wondered about the beyond. Do we live after death? Do our souls float up into the clouds and strum harps for eternity? Is there a literal heaven and hell that our souls will spend eternity in? And if there is, what will they be like? Since the beginning of mankind eternity has been etched into the fabric of our hearts with every generation creating an ideal of what the after-life will be like. Join us for 4 hope-filled weeks as we explore and discover what Heaven and the after-LIFE will look, feel, taste, and sound like.

We are taking a road trip following Jesus through the 1st century. We will look at some stops along the way that Jesus made and focus in on his encounters with people, as every encounter Jesus had was transformational. Through this journey we will not only deepen our understanding and relationship with Jesus but as we step into each encounter we will understand the implications they have for us and just how transformational they can be to our lives.

We are taking a road trip following Jesus through the 1st century. We will look at some stops along the way that Jesus made and focus in on his encounters with people, as every encounter Jesus had was transformational. Through this journey we will not only deepen our understanding and relationship with Jesus but as we step into each encounter we will understand the implications they have for us and just how transformational they can be to our lives.