KXC Podcast

Jonny Goodchild challenges us to wake up (and stay awake!) to what God wants to do in and through us; to live a life fully alive, wide awake to God’s plans and purposes, and to his love.

Visiting from St. Mary’s in London, Ben Jones encourages us to thirst after the presence of God, and to share what we have with others so that they too might experience the water of life.

Drawing from some of his experience as a full-time missionary in King’s Cross, Neil Gillespie discusses what it means love and care for the local other, suggesting that the need becomes relationship rather than charity.

Who are you becoming like and what are you being shaped by? Pete James looks at the Parable of the Mustard Seed, and invites us out of the false story that “I can only contribute if I’m impressive”.

Anna Mason finishes off our series on the Sermon on the Mount by looking at what it might mean to build your house on the rock.

Continuing our teaching series on the Sermon on the Mount, Pete Hughes interviews Will van der Hart, touching on subjects such as materialism, racism, anxiety, perfectionism and finding completeness in Christ. Will van der Hart is a good friend of ours, as well as being Pastoral Chaplain at HTB and a director of Mind and […]

Lulu May continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount by exploring the practices of giving, fasting and prayer.

Continuing our series on the Sermon on the Mount, Sarah Eccleshall unpacks Matthew 5:38-48, exploring themes of justice and love for enemies.

As part of our series on the Sermon on the Mount, Pete Hughes continues to explore the way of Jesus, unpacking subjects including anger, murder, adultery, lust, divorce and hell. Three questions emerge from this week’s passage, that if engaged with properly, could transform how we live out our lives in London: What do you […]

Pete James continues our new teaching series on the Sermon on the Mount, suggesting that obedience to God, the pursuit of holiness and following the way of Jesus will be costly but will ultimately lead to freedom and fullness of life.