We Love, part 3. John Groves led Kings Church Hastings in the 1980s, which was the church Kings Eastbourne was planted out of in 1988. He joins us to talk through the challenge of making disciples, which is at the very core of the Great Commission.

We Love, part 2. Oli talks with Anne and Ivonne, two senior ladies who have modeled a lifestyle of prayer and walking with Jesus.

We Love, part 1. Community is at the heart of everything we do at Kings. To love God, we need to love each other, because it’s what he’s called us to.

Love is All You Need, part 4. We’re not just here to have a healthy body, a healthy church, with a loving community. We’re here to love others, to give ourselves and bring life, right to the ends of the earth.

Love is All You Need, part 3. It's easy to love in the abstract, from a distance, and talk about "changing the culture" or "changing the world". But when you're confronted with real people up close, with all their flaws and irritations, it highlights the state of our heart, and how much we need to pursue Christ in loving what's near.

Love is All You Need, part 2. Love is the beating heart of the Christian life—not just a vague, abstract concept—but a real love for Jesus.

All You Need is Love, part 1. Love is at the absolute centre of everything we do as Christians. Dave Holden, who heads up our New Ground family of churches, shares four foundations of love.

Home: Resurrection Life, part 6. Hebrews 12 tells us that “For the joy set before him he endured the cross”. Jesus took joy from the future to persevere through the present. As followers of Jesus we can imitate him in this.

Home: Resurrection Life, part 5. What does life look like after death? What does resurrection look like, and what will our bodies look like? Jesus says “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die”.

Home: Resurrection Life, part 4. If the resurrection of Jesus could be proved untrue, life loses all meaning and the Christian faith falls apart. If there is no God, there is no moral code, and we should simply pursue ease and comfort, and do whatever we please. But if it did happen, it changes everything.