Kingdom Assemblies Missionary Church

Kingdom Assemblies Missionary Church Kingdom A.M.C. is a non-denominational christian church. We are Bible centered and focused on saving souls, evangelizing the lost, and teaching the kingdom.

09/06/2026

Faith help build your Testimony.

She came to Jesus with a problem. She left with a testimony.
For twelve years, her story had been about sickness.
But after one encounter with Jesus, her story became about faith.

She came with an issue—
and left with peace.
She came suffering—
and left healed.
She came hidden—
and left as “Daughter.”

But biblical faith isn't a magic formula. Faith doesn't manipulate God.
Faith doesn't make Jesus our servant. Faith trusts the One who is sovereign,
powerful, faithful, and good.

Sometimes faith receives the miracle. Sometimes faith waits for the miracle.

And sometimes faith says:

“Even if He doesn't do what I'm asking, I still trust who He is.”

That's biblical faith.

Your circumstances may be writing a chapter of your story—
but your faith determines whether you keep reaching for the Author.

Don't give up on Jesus.

Keep reaching.
Keep believing.
Keep trusting.

Mark 5:25–34
Hebrews 11:1

09/04/2026

Faith Will Bring You Out of Hiding

There's something powerful about the woman in Mark 5.

She came to Jesus secretly.
She wanted the blessing, but she didn't necessarily want the attention.

She wanted healing, but she didn't want to expose her hurt.

She wanted restoration, but she didn't want to talk about her brokenness.

But after she touched Jesus, He asked:

“Who touched My clothes?”

She could have remained silent.
Instead, she came forward, fell before Him, and told Him the whole truth.

She went from hiding behind Jesus... to falling at the feet of Jesus.

And Jesus called her “Daughter.”

Jesus didn't bring her into the open to embarrass her.

He brought her into the open to restore her.

Sometimes the greatest work God wants to do isn't just what He wants to change around you.

It's what He wants to change inside you.

As citizens of God's Kingdom, we don't have to hide from the One who already knows our whole story.

Stop hiding from the One who already knows the whole truth.

Mark 5:25–34

What if the place you've been hiding is the very place where Jesus wants to meet you?

08/31/2026

Everybody Touches, But Everybody Doesn't Reach Him.

Mark 5 gives us an incredible picture of faith.

A crowd was surrounding Jesus. People were touching Him. People were pressing against Him.
But one woman's touch was different. Her touch was connected to faith.

Jesus said:

“Daughter, your faith has made you well.”

But let's be clear:
Her faith wasn't the source of her healing.

Jesus was.

Her faith was the means by which she reached toward Him.
That's an important distinction. Faith doesn't replace Jesus. Faith reaches for Jesus.

We can be surrounded by Jesus.
We can hear about Jesus. We can talk about Jesus. We can even come into His presence.

But biblical faith doesn't stop at being near Him.

Faith reaches toward Him.

So here's today's Kingdom question:

What—or Who—is your faith holding onto?

It's not the strength of your grip that matters most.

It's the One you're holding onto.

Make sure your faith is holding onto Jesus.

Mark 5:25–34

08/31/2026

Everybody Touches. Everybody Doesn't Reach.

There was a crowd around Jesus. People were touching Him. People were pressing against Him. But one woman's touch was different. Her touch was connected to faith.

Jesus said:

“Daughter, your faith has made you well.”

But her faith wasn't the source of her healing.

Jesus was.

Her faith was the means by which she reached toward Him. That's the difference.

Faith doesn't replace Jesus.
Faith reaches for Jesus. It's not the strength of your grip that matters most - it's the One you're holding onto.

Make sure your faith is holding onto Jesus.

Mark 5:25–34

08/30/2026

Faith Is a Verb.

Real faith doesn't just sit still. The woman in Mark 5 heard about Jesus.
She believed something about Jesus. Then she moved toward Jesus.

She heard.
She believed.
She moved.

Her faith didn't deny her problem.
Her faith believed Jesus was greater than her problem.
Sometimes faith means getting up when everything inside you says, “Stay down.”
Sometimes faith means praying again.
Trying again.
Believing again.
Reaching again.
Not because you know exactly what Jesus will do—
but because you know who Jesus is.

Mark 5:25–34
James 2:17

Don't let your problem stop your reach toward Jesus.

08/27/2026

Where Is the Power?

We have some of the largest houses of worship in the world.

Massive buildings.
Large congregations.
Sophisticated technology.
More resources than ever before.

But where is the power?

One reason may be that we've become more focused on the size of our congregations than the strength of our faith.

Jesus showed us that faith can be expressed in different ways:

Great faith. The centurion trusted the authority of Jesus even when circumstances said otherwise.

Little faith. The disciples struggled to trust God in the middle of their circumstances.

Mustard-seed faith. Jesus taught that the issue isn't the size of our faith, but the God in whom our faith is placed.

No faith. Fear can become so dominant that faith disappears from the picture.

And then there's the woman in Mark 5.

She didn't need perfect faith.

She needed faith directed toward the right Person.

So here's today's Kingdom question:

Where is your faith today?

Don't spend all your time measuring the size of your faith.

Ask yourself:

“Is my faith connected to Jesus?”

Matthew 8:10 | Matthew 17:20 | Mark 4:40 | Mark 5:25–34

08/19/2026

What if faith gives you the ability to see something your circumstances haven't revealed yet?

Hebrews 11:1 describes faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. Biblical faith doesn't mean ignoring reality—it means trusting God beyond what your natural eyes can currently see.

The woman in Mark 5 had twelve years of circumstances telling her nothing would change. But when she heard about Jesus, her faith saw something her circumstances couldn't show her.

Her circumstances said, “Nothing will change.”
Her faith said, “Nothing can stop change.”
This is the power of biblical faith and Kingdom teaching: trusting God even before you see the outcome.

So here's the question:
What are you allowing your eyes to tell you that your faith needs to challenge?
Hebrews 11:1
Mark 5:25–34
Deuteronomy 32:20

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08/14/2026

Faith Is More Than Belief

Faith isn't simply believing that God is real. Biblical faith is trust that produces faithfulness. When you truly trust God, that trust begins to affect how you live, how you obey, and how you walk in His Kingdom.

Don't only ask, “Do I believe God?”
Ask: “Do I trust God enough to obey Him?”

Faith doesn't just sit in your heart.

Faith walks

Hebrews 11:1

What does your faith look like in action?

07/30/2026

"Then the LORD said to Moses, 'Write this for a memorial in a book... for I will utterly blot out the remembrance of Amalek from under heaven.'" — Exodus 17:14

God didn't merely predict Amalek's defeat—He declared their remembrance would disappear from under heaven. Nations rise and fall, but God's Word stands. The question isn't "Where is Amalek?" The question is: Who else has ever spoken with that kind of authority and been proven true?

Thousands of years ago, God declared that Amalek would be blotted out. Today, there is no surviving nation of Amalek and no identifiable Amalekite people.
This isn't just history—it points to the reliability of God's Word. The Bible doesn't ask for blind faith. It repeatedly invites us to examine what God has said and compare it with reality. If God kept His word concerning Amalek, what does that say about His promises concerning His Kingdom, salvation, and the return of Christ?

Read Exodus 17:14 and let Scripture speak for itself.

07/26/2026

Why Do Christians Worship on Sunday? - Celebrating the Risen King

Christians gather on Sunday not because the resurrection changed who Jesus is, but because it celebrates what He accomplished. The first day of the week reminds us that Christ is risen, and every gathering proclaims the victory of our King.

If Jesus observed the Sabbath, why do many Christians gather for worship on Sunday?

In this clip, we explore the biblical significance of the first day of the week and how the resurrection of Jesus shaped the worship of the early church. Sunday became a day of joyful celebration because it marked Christ's victory over sin and death.

Whether believers gather on Saturday, Sunday, or another day, our worship is ultimately centered on the risen King. The Sabbath points us to Jesus, and Jesus remains the focus.

As citizens of God's Kingdom, we gather to honor Christ, proclaim His resurrection, and live under His lordship every day of the week.

Scriptures to Consider:
• Matthew 28:1–10
• John 20:1
• Acts 20:7
• 1 Corinthians 16:2

This is part of the Christianity and the Sabbath teaching series. Watch the full sermon on YouTube for the complete Bible study.

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