Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Sun, 06 Sep 2026 16:27:51 -0400 https://www.kingdomlifecc.com/ en-us © 2026 Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville yes 91a7dd7c-6a7f-5b9e-a159-9121d83622f5 podcast@kingdomlifecc.com Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville episodic false Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVE selflessly with their gifts and talents, and GO relentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Jesus Christ, Bible Study, Book of Acts, Christian Podcast, New Testament, Old Testament, Early Church, Kingdom Life, Verse by verse Bible Teaching Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville podcast@kingdomlifecc.com https://storage.buzzsprout.com/ru21q5b2y8m6bhwk4b9nhpjralg1?.jpg Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville https://www.kingdomlifecc.com/ Alex Sands Jacob Smoak When Jesus Makes It Clear, Will You Move? | Acts 22:12–21 | Alex Sands When Jesus Makes It Clear, Will You Move? | Acts 22:12–21 | Alex Sands What changes when Jesus truly becomes Lord of your life?

In this message from Acts 22:12–21, Pastor Alex Sands continues through Paul’s testimony and shows us that salvation is never meant to leave us unchanged. Saving faith receives Jesus as Savior—but it also bows to Him as Lord.

Paul’s story reminds us that obedience cannot stay theoretical. When Jesus makes something clear, we are called to respond. When He closes a door, we should not force it open. And when He sends us somewhere we did not expect, we can trust that His plan is bigger and better than our own.

This passage also gives us a powerful picture of grace. After everything Saul had done against the church, Ananias still approached him and called him brother.

Christianity is personal, but it is not private. Your obedience rarely affects only you, and God may use your yes in ways you cannot yet see.

Don’t delay what Jesus has made clear. Don’t force doors He has closed. Go wherever He sends you. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> What changes when Jesus truly becomes Lord of your life?

In this message from Acts 22:12–21, Pastor Alex Sands continues through Paul’s testimony and shows us that salvation is never meant to leave us unchanged. Saving faith receives Jesus as Savior—but it also bows to Him as Lord.

Paul’s story reminds us that obedience cannot stay theoretical. When Jesus makes something clear, we are called to respond. When He closes a door, we should not force it open. And when He sends us somewhere we did not expect, we can trust that His plan is bigger and better than our own.

This passage also gives us a powerful picture of grace. After everything Saul had done against the church, Ananias still approached him and called him brother.

Christianity is personal, but it is not private. Your obedience rarely affects only you, and God may use your yes in ways you cannot yet see.

Don’t delay what Jesus has made clear. Don’t force doors He has closed. Go wherever He sends you. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19762937 Sun, 06 Sep 2026 16:00:00 -0400 3484 full false Alex Sands Alex Sands Jacob Smoak When Jesus Interrupts Your Story | Acts 21:37–40; 22:1–11 | Alex Sands When Jesus Interrupts Your Story | Acts 21:37–40; 22:1–11 | Alex Sands What if the most powerful part of your testimony isn’t what you came out of—but Who met you there?

In Acts 21:37–40 and Acts 22:1–11, Paul stands before a hostile crowd and does something remarkable. He doesn’t try to win an argument. He builds a bridge, tells the truth about his past, and points everything back to Jesus.

In today’s message, Pastor Alex Sands challenges us to remember that we are not called to simply prove people wrong—we are called to bear witness. Our story should never make much of our past, our pain, or even our transformation. It should make much of the grace of God.

Paul’s testimony reminds us that saving faith does more than receive Jesus as Savior—it bows to Him as Lord. And sometimes the first work of grace is God showing us just how wrong we have been.

You may not see the entire road ahead. Paul didn’t either. Faith does not require full visibility. It requires trust in the One giving the instruction.

So wherever you are listening from, ask yourself the same question Paul asked when everything changed:

“What shall I do, Lord?”

Because the most important part of your story is not where you’ve been.

It’s Jesus—Who has been at the center of it all.

Now, here’s Pastor Alex Sands with today’s message from Acts 21:37–40 and Acts 22:1–11.

This is the Kingdom Life Church Simpsonville Podcast. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> What if the most powerful part of your testimony isn’t what you came out of—but Who met you there?

In Acts 21:37–40 and Acts 22:1–11, Paul stands before a hostile crowd and does something remarkable. He doesn’t try to win an argument. He builds a bridge, tells the truth about his past, and points everything back to Jesus.

In today’s message, Pastor Alex Sands challenges us to remember that we are not called to simply prove people wrong—we are called to bear witness. Our story should never make much of our past, our pain, or even our transformation. It should make much of the grace of God.

Paul’s testimony reminds us that saving faith does more than receive Jesus as Savior—it bows to Him as Lord. And sometimes the first work of grace is God showing us just how wrong we have been.

You may not see the entire road ahead. Paul didn’t either. Faith does not require full visibility. It requires trust in the One giving the instruction.

So wherever you are listening from, ask yourself the same question Paul asked when everything changed:

“What shall I do, Lord?”

Because the most important part of your story is not where you’ve been.

It’s Jesus—Who has been at the center of it all.

Now, here’s Pastor Alex Sands with today’s message from Acts 21:37–40 and Acts 22:1–11.

This is the Kingdom Life Church Simpsonville Podcast. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19729205 Mon, 31 Aug 2026 08:00:00 -0400 3723 full false Don’t Call the Chains a Curse | Acts 21:27–36 | Alex Sands Don’t Call the Chains a Curse | Acts 21:27–36 | Alex Sands What do you do when people misunderstand you, accuse you, and even attack you based on something that is not true?

In Acts 21:27–36, Paul is falsely accused, seized by an angry crowd, beaten, arrested, and bound in chains. From the outside, it looks like everything is falling apart. But beneath the chaos, God is still in control.

In this message, Pastor Alex Sands challenges us to see the danger of treating assumptions like facts, allowing prejudice to feel like discernment, and letting our ego take over when we are falsely accused.

Sometimes the difficult thing in front of us is not evidence that God has abandoned us. The chains may not be good, but God is still sovereign over them—and He can use even the hardest circumstances to accomplish His purpose.

This message is a reminder to trust God when you do not have the full picture, defend the truth without defending your pride, and believe that what feels like a setback may still be part of His plan.

Don’t call the chains a curse. God may still be using them. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> What do you do when people misunderstand you, accuse you, and even attack you based on something that is not true?

In Acts 21:27–36, Paul is falsely accused, seized by an angry crowd, beaten, arrested, and bound in chains. From the outside, it looks like everything is falling apart. But beneath the chaos, God is still in control.

In this message, Pastor Alex Sands challenges us to see the danger of treating assumptions like facts, allowing prejudice to feel like discernment, and letting our ego take over when we are falsely accused.

Sometimes the difficult thing in front of us is not evidence that God has abandoned us. The chains may not be good, but God is still sovereign over them—and He can use even the hardest circumstances to accomplish His purpose.

This message is a reminder to trust God when you do not have the full picture, defend the truth without defending your pride, and believe that what feels like a setback may still be part of His plan.

Don’t call the chains a curse. God may still be using them. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19689407 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 17:00:00 -0400 4077 full false Alex Sands Alex Sands Jacob Smoak Warnings on the Journey to Jerusalem | Alex Sands Warnings on the Journey to Jerusalem | Alex Sands In Acts 21:1–16, Paul continues his journey toward Jerusalem, knowing that hardship and suffering await him. Even as those who love him urge him to turn back, Paul remains committed to following where God is leading.

In this message, Pastor Alex Sands challenges us to consider what true surrender and obedience look like when following Jesus comes with a cost. How do we listen to wise counsel without allowing fear to make our decisions? Can we trust God’s providence even when the road ahead is difficult? And most importantly, does Jesus have our yes before we know what that yes will cost?

Sometimes difficulty doesn’t mean we’ve missed God—it may mean we’re following Him exactly where He’s called us to go.

Join us at Kingdom Life Church for “Warnings on the Journey to Jerusalem

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> In Acts 21:1–16, Paul continues his journey toward Jerusalem, knowing that hardship and suffering await him. Even as those who love him urge him to turn back, Paul remains committed to following where God is leading.

In this message, Pastor Alex Sands challenges us to consider what true surrender and obedience look like when following Jesus comes with a cost. How do we listen to wise counsel without allowing fear to make our decisions? Can we trust God’s providence even when the road ahead is difficult? And most importantly, does Jesus have our yes before we know what that yes will cost?

Sometimes difficulty doesn’t mean we’ve missed God—it may mean we’re following Him exactly where He’s called us to go.

Join us at Kingdom Life Church for “Warnings on the Journey to Jerusalem

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19624376 Mon, 10 Aug 2026 07:00:00 -0400 3994 full false Who’s Guarding What God Entrusted to You? | Acts 20:28–38 | Alex Sands Who’s Guarding What God Entrusted to You? | Acts 20:28–38 | Alex Sands What has God placed in your care—and are you watching over it faithfully?

In this message from Acts 20:28–38, Pastor Alex Sands unpacks Paul’s urgent final words to the Ephesian elders. They are called to watch their own lives, protect God’s people, remain alert to spiritual danger, and stay grounded in the Word of grace.

This passage reminds us that leadership is more than holding a title. It is feeding, guiding, and protecting the people Christ purchased with His own blood. It also challenges us to examine the voices shaping our faith and to recognize that deception does not always come from the outside.

Faithful believers must hold tightly to both truth and compassion. We cannot defend the truth while neglecting the people God has entrusted to us.

Stay alert. Guard your life. Protect what God has placed in your hands. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> What has God placed in your care—and are you watching over it faithfully?

In this message from Acts 20:28–38, Pastor Alex Sands unpacks Paul’s urgent final words to the Ephesian elders. They are called to watch their own lives, protect God’s people, remain alert to spiritual danger, and stay grounded in the Word of grace.

This passage reminds us that leadership is more than holding a title. It is feeding, guiding, and protecting the people Christ purchased with His own blood. It also challenges us to examine the voices shaping our faith and to recognize that deception does not always come from the outside.

Faithful believers must hold tightly to both truth and compassion. We cannot defend the truth while neglecting the people God has entrusted to us.

Stay alert. Guard your life. Protect what God has placed in your hands. Give ’em Heaven.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19588244 Mon, 03 Aug 2026 03:00:00 -0400 3954 full false When You Can’t Control the Outcome, Will You Still Obey? | Acts 20:17–27 | Alex Sands When You Can’t Control the Outcome, Will You Still Obey? | Acts 20:17–27 | Alex Sands What happens when God makes the next step clear but leaves the outcome uncertain?

In this message from Acts 20:17–27, Pastor Alex Sands explores Paul’s unwavering commitment to the calling Christ placed on his life. Paul knew hardship was ahead, but he refused to shrink back. He did not have enough information to control what was coming—only enough to obey.

This message challenges us to examine whether comfort, fear, or self-preservation has become more important than faithfulness. Every believer is called to live the gospel openly, speak it boldly, and trust the Holy Spirit when obedience becomes costly.

The Spirit does not only empower us to escape suffering. He empowers us to endure it without abandoning Christ.

Your race will require courage. Your calling may cost you control. But a strong finish is built one faithful step at a time.

The course is worth the cost.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> What happens when God makes the next step clear but leaves the outcome uncertain?

In this message from Acts 20:17–27, Pastor Alex Sands explores Paul’s unwavering commitment to the calling Christ placed on his life. Paul knew hardship was ahead, but he refused to shrink back. He did not have enough information to control what was coming—only enough to obey.

This message challenges us to examine whether comfort, fear, or self-preservation has become more important than faithfulness. Every believer is called to live the gospel openly, speak it boldly, and trust the Holy Spirit when obedience becomes costly.

The Spirit does not only empower us to escape suffering. He empowers us to endure it without abandoning Christ.

Your race will require courage. Your calling may cost you control. But a strong finish is built one faithful step at a time.

The course is worth the cost.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19552563 Sun, 26 Jul 2026 05:00:00 -0400 4160 full false Alex Sands Alex Sands Jacob Smoak When the Fall Isn’t the End | Acts 20:7–16 | Jacob Smoak When the Fall Isn’t the End | Acts 20:7–16 | Jacob Smoak What happens when an ordinary gathering turns into an unforgettable display of God’s power?

In this message from Acts 20:7–16, Pastor Jacob Smoak explores the dramatic story of Eutychus, a young man who falls from a third-story window and is restored to life. Through this powerful passage, we are reminded that God can bring hope into hopeless situations, strength into weary moments, and purpose into the unexpected.

Whether you regularly attend church or are simply searching for encouragement, this message will challenge you to stay awake spiritually, trust God through every circumstance, and keep moving forward in faith.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> What happens when an ordinary gathering turns into an unforgettable display of God’s power?

In this message from Acts 20:7–16, Pastor Jacob Smoak explores the dramatic story of Eutychus, a young man who falls from a third-story window and is restored to life. Through this powerful passage, we are reminded that God can bring hope into hopeless situations, strength into weary moments, and purpose into the unexpected.

Whether you regularly attend church or are simply searching for encouragement, this message will challenge you to stay awake spiritually, trust God through every circumstance, and keep moving forward in faith.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19519049 Mon, 20 Jul 2026 09:00:00 -0400 3891 full false Jacob Smoak Alex Sands Jacob Smoak After the Storm | Moving Forward in God's Purpose | Alex Sands After the Storm | Moving Forward in God's Purpose | Alex Sands In Acts 20:1-6, Paul refuses to let opposition define his future. Instead, he strengthens believers, surrounds himself with faithful companions, and continues the mission God entrusted to him. In this message, Pastor Alex Sands shares how God calls us to persevere through trials, encourage one another, and keep moving forward in faith. No matter what you've faced, God's purpose for your life is still unfolding.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> In Acts 20:1-6, Paul refuses to let opposition define his future. Instead, he strengthens believers, surrounds himself with faithful companions, and continues the mission God entrusted to him. In this message, Pastor Alex Sands shares how God calls us to persevere through trials, encourage one another, and keep moving forward in faith. No matter what you've faced, God's purpose for your life is still unfolding.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19490569 Tue, 14 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0400 4314 full false Alex Sands Alex Sands Jacob Smoak When the City Is in an Uproar | Acts 19:28–41 | Alex Sands When the City Is in an Uproar | Acts 19:28–41 | Alex Sands In this episode, Pastor Alex Sands teaches from Acts 19:28–41, where the gospel confronts the culture of Ephesus and the city erupts into chaos.

As the crowd shouts, confusion spreads, and opposition rises, this passage reminds us that God is not shaken by the uproar. When truth challenges false worship, resistance may come — but confusion cannot silence the gospel, crowds cannot overthrow the kingdom, and no chaos can stop the purpose of God.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> In this episode, Pastor Alex Sands teaches from Acts 19:28–41, where the gospel confronts the culture of Ephesus and the city erupts into chaos.

As the crowd shouts, confusion spreads, and opposition rises, this passage reminds us that God is not shaken by the uproar. When truth challenges false worship, resistance may come — but confusion cannot silence the gospel, crowds cannot overthrow the kingdom, and no chaos can stop the purpose of God.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19447423 Sun, 05 Jul 2026 16:00:00 -0400 3201 full false Alex Sands Alex Sands Jacob Smoak When the Gospel Disrupts the Culture | Acts 19:21–28 | Alex Sands When the Gospel Disrupts the Culture | Acts 19:21–28 | Alex Sands In this episode of the Kingdom Life Podcast, Pastor Alex Sands teaches from Acts 19:21–28, where the gospel confronts the idols and culture of Ephesus. As opposition rises, we see that the message of Jesus does more than change hearts — it challenges anything standing against the kingdom of God.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> In this episode of the Kingdom Life Podcast, Pastor Alex Sands teaches from Acts 19:21–28, where the gospel confronts the idols and culture of Ephesus. As opposition rises, we see that the message of Jesus does more than change hearts — it challenges anything standing against the kingdom of God.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19415569 Sun, 28 Jun 2026 21:00:00 -0400 3882 full false Alex Sands Alex Sands Jacob Smoak The Sons of Sceva | The Power That Cannot Be Imitated | Alex Sands The Sons of Sceva | The Power That Cannot Be Imitated | Alex Sands In this episode, Pastor Alex Sands takes us into Acts 19:11–20, where the city of Ephesus encounters the undeniable power of God. As extraordinary miracles happen through Paul, the Seven Sons of Sceva attempt to use the name of Jesus without truly knowing Him — and what happens next shakes the whole city.

This passage reveals a powerful truth: the name of Jesus is not a formula to be used, but a Lord to be surrendered to. Join us as we explore real faith, spiritual authority, repentance, and how the word of the Lord continued to grow and prevail.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> In this episode, Pastor Alex Sands takes us into Acts 19:11–20, where the city of Ephesus encounters the undeniable power of God. As extraordinary miracles happen through Paul, the Seven Sons of Sceva attempt to use the name of Jesus without truly knowing Him — and what happens next shakes the whole city.

This passage reveals a powerful truth: the name of Jesus is not a formula to be used, but a Lord to be surrendered to. Join us as we explore real faith, spiritual authority, repentance, and how the word of the Lord continued to grow and prevail.

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19398714 Wed, 24 Jun 2026 18:00:00 -0400 3572 full false Alex Sands Alex Sands Jacob Smoak Have You Received the Holy Spirit? | Acts 19:1–10 | Alex Sands Have You Received the Holy Spirit? | Acts 19:1–10 | Alex Sands When Paul arrived in Ephesus, he met a group of disciples and asked them a question that revealed a surprising gap in their faith: "Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?"

Though these disciples were sincere, they had not yet received the full understanding of the gospel. In this message, Pastor Alex Sands explores the importance of moving beyond surface-level evangelism and helping people grow into the fullness of Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Join us as we examine Acts 19:1–10 and discover why effective witnessing requires more than asking, "Are you saved?" It requires helping people understand the complete message of Jesus Christ.

Scripture: Acts 19:1–10

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> When Paul arrived in Ephesus, he met a group of disciples and asked them a question that revealed a surprising gap in their faith: "Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?"

Though these disciples were sincere, they had not yet received the full understanding of the gospel. In this message, Pastor Alex Sands explores the importance of moving beyond surface-level evangelism and helping people grow into the fullness of Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Join us as we examine Acts 19:1–10 and discover why effective witnessing requires more than asking, "Are you saved?" It requires helping people understand the complete message of Jesus Christ.

Scripture: Acts 19:1–10

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19344891 Sun, 14 Jun 2026 16:00:00 -0400 3781 full false Passionate but Incomplete | What Apollos Didn't Know | Alex Sands Passionate but Incomplete | What Apollos Didn't Know | Alex Sands In Acts 18:24–28, we meet Apollos, a gifted and passionate teacher who was fervent in spirit but lacked a full understanding of God's truth. Through the guidance of Priscilla and Aquila, Apollos was equipped with a more complete knowledge of the gospel, allowing him to become even more effective in ministry.

In this episode, Pastor Alex Sands examines the danger of incomplete truth, the value of discipleship, and the importance of remaining teachable as we grow in our faith. Discover how God uses His people to help us move from zeal alone to a deeper understanding of His Word.

Scripture: Acts 18:24–28


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> In Acts 18:24–28, we meet Apollos, a gifted and passionate teacher who was fervent in spirit but lacked a full understanding of God's truth. Through the guidance of Priscilla and Aquila, Apollos was equipped with a more complete knowledge of the gospel, allowing him to become even more effective in ministry.

In this episode, Pastor Alex Sands examines the danger of incomplete truth, the value of discipleship, and the importance of remaining teachable as we grow in our faith. Discover how God uses His people to help us move from zeal alone to a deeper understanding of His Word.

Scripture: Acts 18:24–28


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19321120 Tue, 09 Jun 2026 13:00:00 -0400 3361 full false If It Is the Lord’s Will | Trusting God’s Plan If It Is the Lord’s Will | Trusting God’s Plan Acts 18:18-23 | Alex Sands


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Acts 18:18-23 | Alex Sands


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19284651 Tue, 02 Jun 2026 17:00:00 -0400 3718 full false Acts 18:12-17 Acts 18:12-17 Acts 18:12-17 | Alex Sands

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Acts 18:12-17 | Alex Sands

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19251149 Mon, 01 Jun 2026 22:00:00 -0400 3142 full false Keep Speaking | Strengthened by the Lord in the Face of Opposition Keep Speaking | Strengthened by the Lord in the Face of Opposition Silas & Timothy Arrives in Corinth | Acts 18:5-11 | Alex Sands


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Silas & Timothy Arrives in Corinth | Acts 18:5-11 | Alex Sands


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19199544 Mon, 18 May 2026 19:00:00 -0400 4547 full false God Does Not Abandon His Children in Hard Places God Does Not Abandon His Children in Hard Places Paul in Corinth | Acts 18:1-4 | Alex Sands


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Paul in Corinth | Acts 18:1-4 | Alex Sands


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19168173 Tue, 12 May 2026 21:00:00 -0400 2991 full false Some Mocked, Some Believed Some Mocked, Some Believed A Call to Respond to the God Who is Near. | Acts 17:27-34 | Alex Sands


Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

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Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

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Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

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Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Kingdom Life Church - Simpsonville Buzzsprout-19080209 Sun, 26 Apr 2026 20:00:00 -0400 4644 full false Unstoppable Advancement of the Kingdom of God Unstoppable Advancement of the Kingdom of God Paul & Silas in Berea | Acts 17:10-15 | Jacob Smoak

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

]]> Paul & Silas in Berea | Acts 17:10-15 | Jacob Smoak

Our Mission
“We exist to glorify God by making disciples that CONNECT passionately with God and His family, GROW progressively to spiritual maturity, SERVEselflessly with their gifts and talents, and GOrelentlessly into the world with the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.”

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