Our guest speaker, John Woods, explores the idea of God as our Father, and the difference that makes in how we think, feel and live.

In this concluding message on a healthy spirit filled church we consider three stories from Acts 16. These show us how people from different backgrounds were saved and rescued through the disciples sharing about Jesus and the power of the gospel.

The Christians in the first church were known for praising God. What exactly does that mean, why is it such an important thing for Christians today, and how does it do us good?

Signs, wonders and miracles were a normal part of the early church experience. Do we need miracles to be a healthy church today? Why don’t we see more miracles and how can we overcome this?

The first Christians devoted themselves to prayer. What is prayer and what does being devoted to it look like? What can we learn from the way those early Christians prayed?

The early church were devoted to the meal that Jesus had given them. We consider in this message the practice and meaning behind the breaking of bread and our response to Jesus in remembering him.

It’s another Baptism Sunday at King’s, but what exactly is baptism and why do we do it? Let’s look at the very first Christian baptism to try to find out more...

The first Christians were devoted to one another and being together in fellowship. What did this look like and what can we learn from them today?

The first church loved finding out about Jesus, through the Old Testament and the teaching of those who knew him. The Bible’s message has never been so widely and easily available as it is in our culture, but how hungry are we to actually hear what it says?

Many Christians have strong opinions about what makes a good church, but often are just stating their own personal preferences. We look at the very first Christian church to find out what they were like, and why they were so effective.