Kings Church Kingston - Sermons

As we look towards the launch of our Alpha course here in Kingston in October; we need to realise the impact Alpha and, more importantly, Jesus can have on people's lives.

The Church has argued about the sovereignty of God for thousands of years, but what does scripture tell us and how should that affect how we live?

The idea that God is both one being and three persons, each fully God, is, ‘thoroughly Biblical, thoroughly baffling and thoroughly beautiful.’ We look at what we can know, what is simply mysterious and how we can experience the beauty of the Trinitarian God each day.

Two stories of how Jesus' personal touch changes lives.

The implications of God's omnipresence are both enormous and deeply personal. Psalm 139 shows us how.

God is the only truly independent being that has ever been. Yet He created and calls us to Himself, not out of need, but in love.

Why does the Church need Elders? Guest speaker, Phil Moore, helps us to understand this vital role as we appoint two new Elders at King's Church.

As we launch a partnership with Compassion, Church Partnerships Director Tim Robertson shows us why the compassion of God inspires and equips us to enable children to be released from poverty.

The Christian life is compared to a race, one in which sin can still entangle us and prevent us living the 'newness of life' Romans 6 says is ours. How can we run free, unentangled and purposefully?

Jesus addressed the age old question of how to live an abundant life in John 12 at the start of Passion Week. His answer is both deeply challenging and wonderfully glorious.

Our identity in Christ is expressed not alone, but in community. 'It is about what I've become part of, not just what I've become'. On a significant Sunday, guest speaker Keath Gaitskill speaks from Romans 12:1-16 into the beauty and messiness of Christian community.

We look at the opportunity to parter with Compassion - an charity that seek to 'lift children out of poverty in Jesus' name' - and the vision to be a church who reflect the adopting heart of God to the world around us.

Despite receiving all that he had been hoping for, David maintains his focus upon the glory of God. Is that what we’re really made for and if so, how is it possible?

Is it possible to be in the wilderness and experience fruitfulness? David spent time in the wilderness both physically and spiritually; is there a lesson to learn from his experience?

Conflict is both a threat and an opportunity. A remarkable woman called Abigail shows us how to both avoid the pitfalls of conflict AND seize the opportunities conflict presents. As she does so, she points us to the power to be able to do so.

Forgiveness is costly but immensely powerful. The question is, where do we find the resources to forgive lovingly, sacrificially and wisely?

David shows us how to wait well and how God equips us to do so.

Jonathan shows us how to both receive and give life changing encouragement.

As we approach our week of Prayer & Fasting we consider what we can expect to experience as we abide in God's love this week.

At Christmas, God works in unlikely settings and with unlikely people. He invites you to make room for the unlikely this Christmas.