The King's Church Mid-Sussex

Through unpacking Ephesians 2:11-22, we see that the cross is the place where true reconciliation is found and the local church is the place where reconciled relationships grow.

We launch our news series as Jim paints a big picture of why we carry a vision for a reconciled church. Because of the gospel, our world, our church and our witness.

This Sunday, we welcomed Executive Director Nigel Goodenough from Hope Into Action (HIA), one of our partner charities. Nigel shared about the work of HIA and introduced tenants who shared their stories.

At the start of this term, Jim shares some church news and encourages us to be alert to what God is doing in the 'present time' and the opportunities it gives us to walk in the way of Jesus.

The final message in our series on Elijah. We see how he was 'taken' from this earth, and how Elisha is commissioned to continue what Elijah began. And, as always, we'll see how this is all about Jesus.

From Naboth's vineyard to the cross, this passage shows how desire corrupts, power abuses, and injustice cries out, yet also how Jesus brings true justice and mercy.

As we carry on our series on Elijah, we meet his successor, Elisha. How will Elisha respond to God's call on his life, and what can we learn from it 3000 years later?

After the dramatic victory at Mount Carmel, Elijah finds himself a wanted man and runs 100 miles to escape Queen Jezebel. Exhausted, afraid and depressed, Elijah is ready to give up the fight. But God gently restores him and leads him towards Mount Horeb, where He encounters the Presence of God.

The big dramatic showdown on a mountain between two G/gods

We continue our series looking at the life of Elijah, today we find out more about King Ahab and are introduced to Obadiah. What can we learn from their different responses to God's word?