Philippians 2.19-30.

Having just taught about having the heart of a servant and looking to each others' interests, Paul commends two of his team, Timothy and Epaphroditus, as exemplars of what he has been saying. Happy to play second fiddle and work hard in the shadows, these two men are a challenge to us, whose commendation will come from the Lord if we live as faithfully as they did.

15 June 2025.

Philippians 2.12-18.

What does it mean to work out the salvation that we have received from God. Paul gives us some practical steps as read his instruction to the church in Philippi.

8 June 2025.

Philippians 2.1-11.

Josh Glendenning speaks on the beautiful passage found on Jesus in Philippians 2.

1 June 2025.

Philippians 1:21-30. Paul is unsure on which would be better, to live or to die, but he is sure that if he lives, that his life would be devoted to serving Jesus. And is he were to die, then it would be gain. Paul encourages the church to stand together in unity, a powerful challenge for the church today. 25 May 2025.

Philippians 1.12-20.

Despite being detained in custody, Paul seems really upbeat; the gospel is bearing fruit not despite Paul's imprisonment, but because of it! This is spiritual advance through spiritual adversity. How can this be? And are there any instances of how this works practically in our day?

18 May 2025.

Philippians 1.1-11.

As Paul opens his joyful and prayerful letter to the young church in Philippi, he speaks of grace and peace; two foundational gifts from God that we must never lose sight of in our church today.

11 May 2025.

In this talk, author, theologian and friend of King's Andrew Bunt speaks about current cultural attitudes towards sex and sexuality and he contrasts them with what the Bible teaches. Is the biblical view on human sexuality even viable in a society that so fundamentally disagrees with it? How does God's word fit with our deepest longings?

4 May 2025.

Luke 24.13-35.

This conclusion to our 'Before the Cross' sermon series focuses on the compelling story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Burdened by the weight of the past week's events, their being joined by a fellow traveller turns out to be an unexpected meeting with the risen Lord. Their encounter becomes a profound lesson in understanding Scripture and how it all points towards Jesus.

27 April 2025.

Luke 24.1-8.

The four Gospels all agree; on the first day of the week, Jesus’ tomb was unexpectedly empty, the body was gone, but was later seen by several witnesses. Jesus was raised from the dead on the third day as he had said. No other explanation makes sense or stands up to scrutiny and that changes everything.

20 April 2025

Isaiah 52.13 - 53.12.

Our 7-part sermon series exploring Old Testament prophetic previews of the cross concludes with, beyond doubt, the clearest vision of them all. Isaiah describes a servant; a man of sorrows, rejected and despised as he bears the sin of his people, who dies and is buried, but then appears alive again after his sufferings - all written down about 750 years before Jesus was even born.

13 April 2025.