No one likes it when life is tough, so why does the Bible tell us to find encouragement and joy in those times? Is it just wishful thinking or can something good come out of tragedy and loss?

Does your life ever feel like a journey where you're not quite sure where you're heading? How is it possible to trust God for the next steps in life when you can't see what will happen further down the line?

We'll be running our next Money Course in October, in Partnership with CAP (Christians Against Poverty). This Sunday we heard from guest Bill Allen about the excellent work CAP do. We also heard Abbie and Nathan share how the course helped them and Al wrapped things up with a talk on Trusting God not Money. See more about the course here: www.kingschurchlewes.org/capmoney

this question dominates much of our lives, how do I get in to that group if friends, that university, that job or that relationship? But today we look at a far more important question. How do I get in to the kingdom of God?

We live in an age of revolution. The Arab Spring kicked off and is changing the Middle East and North Africa. But today we look at a revolution bigger than all other revolutions. But what does a picnic have to do with it and how does it affect us?

What should worship look like when the Holy Spirit is present and active? How can people contribute in worship in a way that helps everyone else? Is it possible to have an unstructured worship service that doesn't meander into tedium?

Guest Speaker Marcus Tutt from King's Community Church Norwich, talks to us about Supernatural healing.

How do we balance the needs of both Christians and non-Christian guests in our corporate worship? Do we have to tone down the gifts of the spirit to be relevant to un-churched people or should we press on regardless and risk excluding the very people we are trying to reach? Or is there a way of successfully doing both?