Love Must Be Sincere

What does it really mean to become more like Jesus? Spiritual maturity is not measured simply by what we know, how faithfully we serve, or how passionately we worship, but by whether we are growing in love. In this message, Ryan Kingsley explores the sincere, sacrificial love Jesus calls us to – a love that reaches beyond religious activity and self-protection into genuine relationship. The gospel reconciles us to God and restores our relationships with one another. Are you allowing Jesus to shape the way you love His people?

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Ryan Kingsley and his wife Lelani standing close together, smiling; Ryan wearing a navy F12 polo shirt

Ryan serves on Four12 (F12) leadership and is the lead elder of City on a Hill, South Africa. He is married to Lelani and the father of four. Ryan is passionate about raising zealous leaders and planting and building healthy churches.

Sessions

A man holding a microphone stands behind a laptop beside text reading “The Mending Pattern” and “By Andrew Selley”
Leaders need to shape and equip saints for ministry.
Ryan Kingsley speaking into a microphone in a conference message titled “Beholding Jesus”
We become like Jesus when we keep looking to Him.
Euan MacRae holding a microphone and raising one hand beside the title ‘Under Siege’
How we can learn to trust God in the battle.
Euan MacRae speaking into a microphone beside the title ‘Living in God’s Power’
How can we start living like believers in the Book of Acts?
Gerrit Loots speaking into a microphone beside the title “Stay Awake and Pray”
How do we stand firm during seasons of testing?
Conference message graphic featuring Daniel Barnard holding a microphone beside the title ‘His Strength in Our Weakness’
How we bear fruit that lasts through obedience in our weakness.
Conference message graphic showing Shaun Brauteseth holding a microphone beside the title “The Word of Our Testimony”
Speak the truth and trust God with the fruit.