KXC Podcast

Pete Hughes takes us through the next paragraph of the Nicene Creed, focusing on the Holy Spirit: “We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son is worshipped and glorified, who has spoken through the prophets.” Download […]

Continuing our series on The Creed, Jon Carter looks at how the cross and the resurrection of Jesus completely transforms everything about us.

Continuing our series on The Creed, Sarah Eccleshall looks at the humanity of Jesus, exploring what it says about God and what it says about us.

Continuing our series on The Creed, Anna Mason explores the character of Jesus, focusing on the belief that he was both fully human and fully divine.

Pete Hughes kicks off a new teaching series called ‘The Creed’, exploring the foundational truths of the Christian faith.

Michael Ramsden travels the world speaking about the Christian faith and helping people grapple with some of the big questions surrounding life, faith and spirituality. In this interview with Pete, he discusses topics such as fake news, suffering, human flourishing, and the relevance of the Bible. Michael is the International Director for RZIM and Director […]

Pete Hughes looks at what happens when four stories collide – the story of God, the story of the church, the story of the city and the story of you. Get the slides for this talk here: Vision Sunday 2017

During his time as a full-time evangelist for Causeway Coast Vineyard, Scott McNamara asked God to teach him how to become more effective at talking to people about Jesus on the streets. In an interview with Pete, he shares stories of seeing people come to know Jesus, and introduces us to ‘Jesus at the Door’ or […]

Michael Ramsden explores the issue of love and judgement – if God is so loving then why do we read so much about judgement? Is there a loving God? Is God trustworthy? Michael suggests that real love doesn’t exist in the absence of judgement, it exists in the presence of it. The words “I love you” are […]

We’re living at a time where anger seems to be rising. Speaking out of the book of Jonah, Michael Ramsden looks at an increase in victim culture, and how in every system of the world, justice and forgiveness are at tension with each other, apart from in the Christian faith. Michael suggests the hope of change […]