We take time to thank God for stories of his faithfulness and look forward to what the next season has for The King's Church. Jim talks about the things that need strengthening and sets a vision, not necessarily for what we want to do, but for who we are wanting to become.

This morning we hear some some feedback and exciting stories from many of the ministries that The King's Church are involved in.

This one's about looking to Jesus in a way that’s like running an endurance race. Steve considers what endurance running might say about Jesus-following. It’s particularly for you if you don’t like running.

It could be very easy to rush into another year, doing what we have always done. But time and again we read of God's people 'seeking God' for breakthrough, provision, guidance and protection. Jim encourages us to be a church that makes 'seeking God' a similar priority.

On the verge of a brand new year, Jim reminds us that as Christians we are new creations - the old has gone, the new has come. We love new beginnings, but the greatest new beginning is the one we know in Jesus.

A festive message from Kieran. How everyone can go from being an outsider to an insider.

This one takes another look at the angels announcing Jesus' birth to the shepherds. We see the shepherd's response to news of peace on earth and reflect on how we respond to the Prince of Peace.

What are you hoping for this Christmas? On this first advent Sunday we spend a few minutes looking at what might be on your list and what is on God's.

Lucy shares about God’s restoration story and why caring for creation is an integral part of it.

In this, the final message in our 'Go Global' series, Jim encourages us to start local but think global. We look in the book of Acts, at the church in Antioch, as a model for the kind of church we could be - with a commitment to their local area as well as a big global vision.