Kings Church Kingston - Sermons

Romans 5: you don't know how much you're loved because you don't know how much of an enemy you were.

Romans 4: We all long for approval. In Romans 4 we learn what the only solution to gaining this approval really is.

Romans 3: We can cover it up, we can hide it, but can we really get rid of guilt and shame? Read this week's court story at http://bit.ly/Derek_Bentley

Romans 2: Many are nervous of the notion of a God who judges, but have we overlooked just how much we need one?

Romans 1: The Trial opens. Right order has been turned upside down. How will it be restored, and how will we know this in our own lives? The court is in session!

Terry continues the Moses series in Exodus 17 and shows the life of a Christian is a life of action; action undergirded by prayer.

Exodus 17: Terry looks at the reality of spiritual warfare: followers of Jesus are to love those who oppose us, whilst actively combating the attacks of the Enemy.

Everybody asks this question sooner or later. How can such bad things happen to so many good people? Jesus does not get defensive when we ask this. In fact, he was hoping you would ask. You can watch the original video at http://bit.ly/PhilMoore

Matthew 26: Clark Buys unpacks three vignettes that help us to sum up the Gospel in one word.

Luke 7:36-50: Who is Jesus and how do we respond to him?

Acts 7:54-8:8: We see how Stephen and the early church undergo a 'death to life' experience that applies to all followers of Jesus.

Acts 7: In Stephen's epic speech in Acts 7, he shows how the Gospel is surprisingly good news: it's more serious than we had realised and more wonderful that we had dreamed.

Exodus 17: You can die from thirst. You can also be poisoned by contaminated water. God supernaturally provided pure water for the Israelites and he promises to provide for you if you come to Christ and drink.

Acts 6: The story of humanity is one of a search for peace. In Acts 6:8-15, Stephen appears to experience genuine peace and assurance in the midst of very trying circumstances. How is this possible?

Guest speaker Akhtar Shah spoke at our Baby Thanksgiving service about what it means to be the family of God.

Acts 6:1-7: The first church in Jerusalem took a few knocks as they grew. In this passage we see that this growth was because their servant leaders grew more servant leaders.

Exodus 16/Deuteronomy 8: Followers of Jesus have the opportunity to be fed and nourished each day, and it's vital we do just that.

A significant Sunday for King's Church. Phil Moore, senior pastor of Everyday Church and part of the leadership of the New Ground network of churches, speaks powerfully into our situation from the story of Lazarus in John 11.

Psalm 5: The human heart was created to desire greatness and access to it. David anticipates it in Psalm 5 and Jesus creates it for us at the cross.

Mark 1:29-39: Busyness is an epidemic. For many of us, we feel our schedules are out of control and we spend our lives apologising for our busyness. In this talk, Liam Thatcher considers how Jesus managed his time, and suggests some basic principles for how we can simplify our diaries.