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Welcome to the King's Fellowship Church podcast, streaming from the heart of Ada. Every week, we deliver sermons that blend the depth of ancient faith with the vitality of the Spirit. We are dedicated to expository preaching that reveals God's Law and the freeing truths of the Gospel, all while deeply rooted in the Spirit's power. Join us for your weekly portion of biblical teachings that encourage rest in Christ's finished work, empowerment through the Spirit, and preparation for faithful living.
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In this powerful sermon, Joshua Lewis unpacks the sobering prophecy of Zechariah 11, which vividly portrays the judgment of Israel's false shepherds and the foretelling of the Good Shepherd's rejection. Joshua draws parallels between the corrupt leaders of Zechariah’s day, the religious leaders during Jesus' earthly ministry, and the false shepherds of our time, including prosperity preachers and manipulative spiritual guides. With a clear emphasis on Christ’s sufficiency and the true Shepher...
In this powerful sermon from Zechariah 10, Joshua Lewis draws a vivid portrait of God’s redemptive work in transforming His people from scattered, broken sheep into mighty warriors of valor. Through a blend of Scripture, personal stories, and a call to boldness, Joshua highlights God’s promise not just to restore, but to empower His people for spiritual battle. The message calls believers to reject the lies of inadequacy, embrace the equipping of the Holy Spirit, and step confidently into the...
In this message from Zechariah 9, Joshua Lewis unpacks the prophetic vision of judgment and restoration. He highlights how God’s promises to Israel not only addressed the immediate context of surrounding nations but also pointed to a future, humble King who would bring peace to the nations—fulfilled ultimately in Jesus Christ. The sermon explores the layered prophetic timeline, where the rebuilding of the temple prefigures the coming of the Messiah and the establishment of His eternal Kingdom...
In this stirring message, Pastor Joshua Lewis dives into the rich depths of Zechariah 7, drawing out a timeless warning about the perils of empty religious rituals and the profound call to heart-level obedience. Exploring the historical backdrop of post-exilic Judah, Josh highlights how the people’s fasting had become a hollow tradition, devoid of true repentance and love for God and neighbor. Drawing powerful parallels to the traditions we hold today, he challenges us to examine whether our ...
In this sermon, Joshua Lewis preaches from Isaiah 6, reflecting on the awe-inspiring holiness of God as seen in Isaiah’s vision of the Lord seated on His throne. Joshua walks the congregation through the profound themes of God's "otherness," Isaiah's own conviction of sin, the cleansing of the prophet, and the subsequent call to ministry. The message invites listeners to consider whether our modern familiarity with God has dulled our sense of His sacredness, challenging both personal devotion...
Zechariah 6:9-15 depicts the crowning of Joshua the high priest, a symbolic act that foreshadows Jesus as both King and Priest. The sermon highlights how the phrase “the Word of the Lord came” often signals a Christophany, pointing to Christ’s presence in the Old Testament. Joshua is not the true Branch but a sign of the coming Messiah who will build God’s temple, not with stone but with people. The multiple crowns in the passage connect to Jesus’ many crowns in Revelation, representing His s...
Zechariah 6:1-8 presents the final vision in Zechariah’s chiastic structure, revealing God’s sovereignty over the nations through the imagery of four chariots emerging from between two bronze mountains. These war chariots, representing the forces of heaven, move out across the earth to execute judgment. Unlike the earlier vision where the horsemen merely patrolled the earth, these chariots are now sent forth in active judgment. The passage connects to similar biblical themes, including the fo...
In this sermon, Joshua Lewis unpacks Zechariah 5:5-11, a mysterious and powerful vision depicting a woman in a basket, identified as “wickedness,” being carried away to the land of Shinar. Through biblical exegesis, theological insights, and historical context, Lewis explores the significance of this passage in light of spiritual warfare, idolatry, and God’s ultimate plan for justice. Drawing connections between Zechariah’s vision, Babylonian idolatry, and the imagery of the Whore of Babylon ...
In this sermon from King's Fellowship in Ada, Oklahoma, Joshua Lewis explores Zechariah 5:1-4, focusing on the vision of the flying scroll. He unpacks the symbolism of the scroll’s dimensions, linking them to the Holy Place in the temple and Solomon’s porch—both sites of divine judgment and proclamation. Lewis explains how the scroll represents God's standard of holiness, bringing judgment on those who violate His commands, whether sins against man, like theft, or against God, like false oath...
In this sermon from King's Fellowship in Ada, Oklahoma, Joshua Lewis unpacks the prophetic imagery of Zechariah 4, focusing on the two olive trees and lampstands. He identifies Joshua the High Priest and Zerubbabel the Governor as the initial figures representing these symbols, highlighting their roles as anointed leaders tasked with rebuilding the temple. However, Lewis goes deeper, interpreting Joshua and Zerubbabel as shadows pointing to the ultimate witnesses—Jesus and the Holy Spirit—who...
This sermon on Zechariah 3 explores God's redemptive work as seen in the cleansing of Joshua, the silencing of Satan, and the granting of authority to rule and reign. Verse 8 reveals that Joshua and his companions are a sign of what God will accomplish through Jesus for His church. The passage foreshadows the transformative work of Christ, who cleanses His people, removes the accusations of the enemy, and grants access to His presence and authority. This message provides encouragement and ins...
This sermon by Joshua Lewis at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, explores the rich themes of Zechariah 2:1–13. Through this passage, Lewis emphasizes God's active presence among His people, the ultimate gathering of the nations to Him, and the promise of protection and glory for those who trust in Him. The sermon unpacks the vision of a man with a measuring line, the declaration of Jerusalem as a city without walls, and the Lord's assurance of being "a wall of fire" around His people...
In this sermon delivered at King’s Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, Joshua Lewis delves into the prophetic imagery of Zechariah 1:18-21, illustrating how the vision of four horns and four craftsmen reveals God’s multifaceted work of judgment and restoration. Joshua highlights three layers of fulfillment within this prophecy: its immediate relevance in Zechariah’s time, its ultimate culmination in Jesus Christ, and its ongoing application in the life of the church today. We hope you have en...
Explore the remarkable vision of Zechariah 1:7-17 with Joshua Lewis at Kings Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma. This message dives into the prophet's vivid encounter with a man on a red horse among the myrtle trees—a scene filled with symbolic depth and hope. Joshua unpacks the interplay of God's mercy and justice, revealing how this ancient prophecy speaks to God's faithfulness in shaking those at ease while comforting the troubled. You'll discover how this vision ties into the broader rede...
This sermon, delivered by Josh Lewis at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, focuses on Zechariah 1:1-6, where God calls His people to reflect on their history and turn back to Him. Josh examines how this passage connects Israel’s past unfaithfulness with the consequences outlined in Deuteronomy 28, showing that God's judgments are rooted in His covenant faithfulness. The sermon emphasizes the repetition of "your fathers," which invites reflection on Israel's failures, and "Lord of Host...
Introduction to the Book of Zechariah Join us for a thought-provoking journey into the Book of Zechariah, an often-overlooked yet theologically rich piece of Scripture. In this engaging introduction, Pastor Joshua Lewis unpacks the historical, theological, and literary significance of Zechariah, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of this prophetic book. Download The Handout Key Highlights from the Sermon: Who is Zechariah?Discover the dual roles of Zechariah as both priest and prophe...
In this sermon, Joshua Lewis dives into 1 Timothy 6:17-19, where Paul addresses the wealthy and warns against the dangers of greed and misplaced trust in riches. Joshua challenges the idea that wealth provides security and instead points to Christ as our true source of provision and joy. He reminds us that even if we don’t feel rich compared to figures like Jeff Bezos, we are among the wealthiest in the world and must steward our resources with generosity and humility. Drawing from cultural s...
In this sermon, Joshua Lewis walks through 1 Timothy 6, focusing on Paul's instructions to Timothy about identifying false teachers, standing firm in faith, and reflecting Christ in all things. Lewis explores the dangers of pride and greed that can creep into ministry, warning that unchecked ego can lead to division and chaos within the church. He also emphasizes the importance of fleeing from sin, pursuing righteousness, and continually depending on Christ in our daily lives. Lewis shares pe...
In this sermon, Joshua Lewis dives into 1 Timothy 6:1-2, exploring Paul’s instructions to Christian slaves and masters. Joshua unpacks the historical and cultural context of Roman slavery, comparing it to modern assumptions about slavery and how it differed from the system in the Antebellum South. He also examines Paul's call for humble service, showing how Christ's self-sacrifice is the model for Christian revolution—not through violent overthrow, but through loving humility and service. Jos...
In this sermon, Joshua Lewis explores 1 Timothy 5:17-25, where Paul teaches about honoring church leaders while maintaining accountability. Joshua addresses how honor has been misused in church culture and contrasts that with Paul's call for both respect and accountability for elders. He emphasizes that true honor doesn't ignore wrongdoing but seeks to hold leaders to biblical standards. Through examples from both Old and New Testaments, Joshua unpacks the importance of integrity in leadershi...
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