This week, we picked back up in our sermon series in the Gospel of Luke, as Thom looks at Jesus teaching on prayer.

Many will recognise this famous piece of scripture, Jesus taught on prayer many times throughout the Gospels. Together, we'll look at some basic principles on how we should approach God in our prayers.

Matthew 9.14-17.

We have received several prophetic words over the last year, that we believe bring consistency in what God is saying to us as a church. Mike will take this opportunity to share his heart and what the Eldership believe God is laying out for the years to come.

6 September 2021.

Luke 9.1-9.

The training of Jesus' disciples has now reached a crucial juncture. They needed to go and put into practice what they had seen and heard because learning comes by doing.

30 August 2021.

Isaiah 62.1-5.

A new season began at King’s as we transitioned from Phil Hillsdon’s leadership to Michael Coltman’s. Our apostolic oversight, Jeremy Simpkins, was with us to mark the occasion.

23 August 2021.

Luke 6.20-26.

Jesus’s revolutionary mission statement is known as the Beatitudes.

16 August 2021.

Luke 5.1-11.

When was the last time that you saw God do the impossible in your day to day life? That was the experience of the disciples that on the the morning Jesus called them. How can we learn from how they responded to what Jesus asked of them that day?

9 August 2021.

Luke 4.1-14.

Jesus is in the desert; alone, hungry, thirsty and tempted but triumphant!

2 August 2021.

Luke 3.21-22.

Jesus was baptised as an example to us but why do we need to be baptised?

26 July 2021.

Luke 3.1-18.

John the Baptist was called to prepare the way for the coming Messiah. John was certainly an interesting character, with a heart to bring all people back to God, and ultimately introduce them to Jesus.

19 July 2021.

This week we started our journey looking at the impact we are having on planet earth.

This is a journey we are making with other ChristCentral churches in partnership with the Evangelical Alliance and Tearfund.

We hear the results of our church survey, have contributions from our young people and will be taking a look at what the Bible has to say.