February 5, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Intense moments often reveal hearts, acting as an x-ray of the soul. The arrest of Jesus in John 18:1-12 is no exception. The arrest helps us understand the heart of man and the heart of Christ.

January 29, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - In John 17:20-26, Jesus prays that the Church would be one. This sermon considers the goal of this prayer (unity), the means by which we achieve that unity (our security in Christ), and the evangelistic effect of the Church's unity.

January 22, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - This sermon, based on Jesus's prayer in John 17 (focusing on verses 6-19), focuses on our mission to make known God's world-shaking work on the cross known.

January 15, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 17:1-5, this sermon considers that deep and lasting life is a life shared with God. And that's Jesus's prayer: that we might know God.

January 8, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - King's Cross Church's annual reflection on God's grace during 2022.

January 1, 2023 (Grayson Walker) - Based on John 16:16-33, this sermon considers how lasting joy and peace are found in Christ.

December 18, 2022 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 16:4b-15, this sermon focuses on how the Spirit gets us to the heart of the matter concerning what's wrong with the world, what's right with the world, and who won (as Frederick Dale Bruner puts it). It also considers how the Spirit gets us beyond the heart of the matter, but never outside of it.

December 11, 2022 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - In John 15:18-16:4, Jesus tells his disciples they can expect the world to hate them, just as it hated Jesus. This sermon explores what that means for us today and reminds us to take heart because the Spirit is at work helping us to stay focused on Jesus.

December 4, 2022 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 15:1-17 this sermon reflects on what it means to abide in Jesus, the vine.

December 4, 2022 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - This sermon reflects upon John 15:1-17 where Jesus commands his followers to abide in him, the vine. Specifically, the sermon considers: the root, the cutting, and the loving.