Surprisingly, Jesus early followers were not expecting him to rise from the dead at all. What convinced them that he had and what difference does that make to us today?

Today we look at the most important question in the world! And the answer to this determines everything.

The Old Testament isn't always the easiest book to understand. It seems a mixture of Weird Stories, Odd Laws and Long Prophecies. What's it really all about & how does that affect us today?

How is it possible to build a church that thrives in the midst of a culture increasingly antagonistic to the Christian faith? How can we live lives that are both fulfilling and robust enough to cope with anything life throws at us?

There are all kinds of ways we mark the arrival of a new baby, some wackier than others. As we welcome some new arrivals at King's, Rich looks at a fairly odd example from the Bible. This unusual procedure tells us some pretty helpful stuff - both for parents and others.

Why should churches have leaders? Wouldn't it be better if everyone had a hand in running the church? Rich examines why - despite many of our cultural preconceptions - we really need these guys.

Nehemiah was pretty focussed on building the wall around Jerusalem, but he knew it was part of a much bigger project. Do we sometimes lose focus on the bigger picture of building God's church and get side-tracked?

What's the ideal size for a church? Is there a critical mass where building a church becomes easier? Is it even possible to build an effective, growing church in a culture that finds church largely irrelevant?

The people of God face considerable opposition as they continue their building project. There is a common response by the people which we can learn so much from as we press on with God in our mission today.