For the first part of our 2-week series on mental health in the Christian context, we hear two personal testimonies of mental battles before Tom shares the acrostic THINK and how it can help us to 'take every thought captive'.

Pastor Iain continues the series by looking at the very important issue of passion in our walks with Jesus. We hear about the things that can hinder us from being passionately devoted to Jesus by looking at the books of Ezra and Haggai.

We're excited to have close friend of King's Andrew Smith with us to share at out evening service. We hear from Andrew about the dangers of doubt, fear and unbelief and he also asks us how planted we are in our faith.

We kick off our Get Up & Go sermon series and we hear from Pastor Iain about the invitation that God extends to everyone to get up and go. Iain shares about the invitation itself and what happens when we affirm and participate in it.

We're excited to have Andy Hawthorne with us as he unpacks some aspect of Hebrews 11, the great chapter on faith. We hear about how faith accepts God's Word, it wins God's approval and it recognises God's power.

We hear from Tom about the life of Deborah and what this story tells us about the harvest in our city in 2020. We're reminded that it's not about the readiness of the harvest, but about the willingness of us, the harvesters.

We hear from Tom about how we need a move from God at our first Encounter Night of 2020. He reminds us that on our own we're not enough, but that we need a move of God to bring change for eternity.

Pastor Iain shares for our Heart & Soul morning services what the harvest in 2020 looks like for King's and what is necessary for it to take place.

We wrap up our Look Up & See sermon series with Pastor Iain examining what makes a harvest in God's kingdom. He shares how there have to be detours we have to take, paradigms that need shifting, and decision that need to be made.

Pastor Iain continues our Look Up And See sermon series by asking the question of 'Why?' looking up to God is so crucial in our lives.