The King's Church Mid-Sussex

We were all enemies of God, alienated from Him. But through Christ, God acted to reconcile us to himself, giving us the ministry of reconciliation.

Jesus said, we must be born again to see or enter the Kingdom of God. Why? What's wrong with us, why do we need a new life and how does it happen?

In this Easter talk we look at the joy and hope that the resurrection of Jesus brings.

This week William unpacks what atonement with God looked like for the Israelites in the Old Testament and how Jesus death and resurrection is the ultimate sacrifice.

We are not just rescued, we are also redeemed. But what does it mean for Jesus to be our redeemer? We think about Jesus' willingness to pay the ultimate price to secure our freedom and future. "I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine"

We continue our Saved series as visiting speaker Jez Field takes us on a journey from Exodus to the cross. Though we’re helpless and harassed, we have been rescued! Remember, the King always has the last move!

Does God choose us? Or do we choose God? The Bible says both. How can two seemingly opposite Bible truths be true? In this talk we explore these themes and look at a part of the Bible described as 'The Alps' of scripture.

The wonderful news of the Christian faith is that everyone who calls on the name of Jesus will be saved. But saved from what? Why do we need to be saved? And is this still relevant in 2025?

Abraham died, but before he did, what parts of God's promises—those he left everything to pursue—did he actually get to see fulfilled?

Join us this week as Abraham has a shocking command from God that seems to go against God's earlier promise. William unpacks how Abraham still trusted God, and how we can do the same, even when we may not know what God is doing.