Managing our money well is always a challenge; it can feel like whatever we do we’re always one step behind.  Too many Christians either ignore the Bible completely, or look for dubious ‘quick-fix’ solutions.  So what does the Bible really say about handling our finances?

To pursue love and eagerly desire spiritual gifts’ is a summary of the three chapters we have been looking at in this series. Paul encourages the church to be active in seeking the gifts, especially Prophecy, along with challenging motivation, heart attitudes, and how we can all use the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

When the church meets together, it’s an important time for believers to worship God as a faith community. But what about those present who don’t believe, or are not sure what they believe? How can we ‘do worship’ in a way that helps them too?

A major part of New Testament worship seems to be the individual contributions made by members of the church. How can we make the most of them, whilst avoiding causing unnecessary distractions for the worshipping church?

Part of a Baby Thanksgiving Service. Jesus had a view of children which was quite different from the surrounding culture in 1st century Israel. What can we learn from it and what did he mean about us all needing to be like children?

There is a huge variety of approaches and styles of worship found amongst Christians, all with strengths and weaknesses. However a church worships, the New Testament assumes the worshippers will be adding something to the worship.  What might that look like in practice?

People’s experiences of church differ wildly, from feeling part of a warm supportive family 

to struggling to fit in and connect with others. The Bible’s metaphor of the church as a Body encourages and challenges all of us, whatever our experience may be.

This morning at King’s we celebrated Easter with some baptisms. But when you think about it, getting baptised and Easter itself are both pretty unusual.  What’s going on and why does it matter?

This week we focus on a famous chapter from the Bible, about Love and how it relates to Spiritual Gifts. These verses are often read at weddings but is that what they're really about? What is the message for all of us?

What does the Bible mean when it talks about believers being baptised in (or with, or by) the Holy Spirit? What should we expect to see or experience today?  Rich carefully examines the development of the idea through the Bible, and draws some (hopefully helpful) conclusions.