KXC Podcast

Jon Carter unpacks 1 Corinthians 9, where Paul writes of a race to live a life full of faith and discipleship, challenging us to fix our eyes on Jesus and to keep running the race in relationship with him.

Dan Miles wraps up our series, Reconciled: The Way of Jesus and The Way of the Cross, by sharing from Luke 14, where Jesus calls us to lay a table for others to join the banquet, and to invite everyone in.

Continuing our series, Reconciled: The Way of Jesus and The Way of the Cross, Pete Hughes shares from Luke 15, where Jesus shares three stories about reconciliation, each story explores the question, ‘How can I be saved?’.

Anna Mason continues our series, Reconciled: The Way of Jesus and the Way of the Cross, asking the question Jesus asked his disciples, ‘Who do you say I am?’, exploring what it might look like to give Jesus unique authority over our lives.

Continuing our new teaching series, Reconciled: The Way of Jesus and the Way of the Cross, Pete Hughes and Tim May discuss an argument and question that arises amongst Jesus’ disciples: ‘Who is the greatest?’.

Kicking off a new teaching series called Reconciled, Pete Hughes walks us through the story of the Good Samaritan, showing us what it truly means to be a neighbour and what this tells us about our role in bringing reconciliation.

Reading the Times is a series of interviews with friends across the world about culture, faith and the work of the Spirit at this time. Jesus said to the Pharisees, “You can look at the sky to forecast the weather, but why can’t you read the signs of the times?” Our task as followers of Jesus is to discern where the Spirit is moving and simply jump on board.

This conversation is with Jonny Hughes, leader of Trinity Church Nottingham.

Reading the Times is a series of interviews with friends across the world about culture, faith and the work of the Spirit at this time. Jesus said to the Pharisees, “You can look at the sky to forecast the weather, but why can’t you read the signs of the times?” Our task as followers of Jesus is to discern where the Spirit is moving and simply jump on board.

This conversation is with Ken Costa, an inspirational leader and author who founded God at Work.

On the James’ last Sunday with us at KXC, Pete James reflects on his family’s time here in London over the last 10 years, sharing memories and casting vision for St Basil’s in Devon, a church with a heart for others.

Reading the Times is a series of interviews with friends across the world about culture, faith and the work of the Spirit at this time. Jesus said to the Pharisees, “You can look at the sky to forecast the weather, but why can’t you read the signs of the times?” Our task as followers of Jesus is to discern where the Spirit is moving and simply jump on board.

This interview is a conversation with Danielle Strickland.