KXC Podcast

As we kick off 2021 and look ahead into this year, Cath Carter explores the good news of what hope means for us, and how we can begin to intentionally dig wells of hope in our lives.

Pete Hughes takes us through the Examen, a prayer which prompts us to pause and reflect, focussing on looking back at the year of 2020 and then resetting to begin the new year of 2021. Grab a pen and paper and join in with this interactive reflection.

During our reflective Christmas service, Pete Hughes reminds us of the nearness of Heaven to Earth in God’s dwelling among us, and that new life is readily available to us even in a time which feels so dark.

KXC Carol Service 2020: Pete Hughes shares the message of hope and truth written in John 1:5 where the Bible says, “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” So as 2020 draws to a close, it’s our prayer that you would experience this light and a love that says, “I’m with you and I’m for you”.

Lois Tackie-Oblie shares with us on the second Sunday of Advent, exploring the anticipation of Jesus’ arrival and the promise of hope as we think about his coming again.

Pete Hughes shares some exciting news as we look ahead to 2021 and all that God has in store, exploring the future of what ‘Rebuilding, Resourcing, Reshaping’ could look like in the heart of Kings Cross. Head to kxc.org.uk/rebuilders to find out more.

Anna Mason draws our series, Isaiah 61: The Announcement of Good News, to a close by sharing the promise of a prophecy being fulfilled, exploring what it means to be anointed and commissioned to be like Jesus.

Emma Heddle continues our series Isaiah 61: The Announcement of Good News, exploring despair and praise, and sharing what it looks like to know death has been defeated and to see the kingdom of heaven breaking in.

Continuing our series, Isaiah 61: The Announcement of Good News, Pete Hughes explores in more depth what it looks like for the church to be equipped to participate in the ministry of Jesus, binding up the broken hearted and leading people from mourning to dancing.

Damilola Makinde continues our series ‘Isaiah 61: The Announcement of Good News’, unpacking the the significance of ashes in scripture and for us today, where the redemptive love of God meets death and ashes in exchange for life and beauty.