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King's Church Aberdeen
King's Church Aberdeen is a church that seeks to equip and empower its people, the local community and areas beyond. Our mission is to reach out into our community, reach up to God, and reach into our destiny. We hope you'll be blessed by the sermons on our podcast.
Pastor Iain looks at the life of the prophet Habakkuk and shows us what it means to live a life of unfiltered prayer and a genuine connection with God.
We're honoured to have Pastor Peter Haas from Substance Church, Minneapolis contrast two kings—Solomon and Nebuchadnezzar—to reveal why God sometimes withholds enjoyment while preparing us for greater blessing.
Pastor Iain concludes our Into The Deep series by looking at the heart of stewardship and how it is an expression of our devotion to Christ.
Pastor Tom continues our discipleship series by looking at the call that goes out to every Christian; to be sent and make disciples.
Elizabeth reminds us in this sermon that serving is for everyone who is part of the body of believers.
Pastor Thomas continues our Into The Deep series by exploring what it means to live a surrendered life for Christ.
For our Next Steps Sunday, Pastor Callum reminds us that even Jesus, in His humanity, experienced growth and progression as He faithfully walked out God’s plan for His life.
Pastor Tom shares on Father's Day about the importance of self-leadership in our journey of discipleship and the impact our witness has in our everyday lives.
Pastor Iain continues our Into The Deep series, looking at the local church and what it means to be an active part of the body of Christ.
Kath continues our Into The Deep series, exploring the importance and power of smaller gatherings within the body of Christ.
Pastor Leanne continues our Into The Deep series by examining the reality of the freedom Jesus offers and what it means to live fully in that freedom every day.
Pastor Doug Clay, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God USA, shares on Pentecost Sunday what makes a life-giving church.
Pastor Tom shares in our discipleship sermon series on the amazing core truth of salvation and what it means for our past, present, and future.
Pastor Iain begins our discipleship series, Into the Deep, by introducing what it means to be a fully devoted follower of Jesus.
Convoy of Hope's Executive Vice President-International Dr Heath Adamson shares with us today about three truths about the world we live in and God's call to be available.
Pastor Iain continues our mission series, looking at what it means to be all out in our commitment to Jesus’ call.
Pastor Tom kicks off our Mission Series by unpacking the Great Commission and what it looks like for each of us to be fully engaged in it.
Pastor Callum concludes our Easter series by reminding us how we can experience true freedom as Christ-followers.
It is Easter Sunday and Pastor Iain shares on the amazing truth that the stone of death in our lives has been rolled away with the resurrection of Christ.
On Good Friday, Kath reminds us of the distance sin created between us and God—and how Jesus, the Lamb of God, through His death, made a way for us to be brought near into intimate relationship with Him.
Craig continues our Easter series The Rolling Stone, reminding us that through faith in Jesus, hope becomes the banner over our lives; now and forever.
Pastor Tom opens our Easter series The Rolling Stone, reminding us that the light of Christ shines in and through each of us.
Elizabeth shares with us on Mother's Day how important it is to have a life anchored in nothing else but Jesus Christ.
Pastor Thomas challenges us to recognise the 'three gardens' God has entrusted into our care and take responsibility for them.
We’re privileged to hear from our good friend Pastor Sean Mullarkey (St. Mark’s Church, Dublin) as he speaks on the reality of heaven and challenges us to consider whether we’re living ready for an eternity with Christ.
Pastor Iain concludes our stewardship series by looking at the posture of our hands in living a generous life.
Pastor Tom continues our stewardship series by looking at the lies that the enemy put into our heads that can obstruct our generosity to have an impact in God's kingdom.
Pastor Iain opens our stewardship series by exploring the heart behind our giving and what it means to honour God with our lives.
Pastor Iain shares the vision God has placed on King’s Church for 2026, exploring what it looks like to follow Jesus fully—with heart, soul, and commitment.
Pastor Iain continues our look at the Great Commission, our key passage for 2026, reminding us that the Christian life is active and calls us to be on the go.
Pastor Tom continues our series, returning to our 2026 vision passage and unpacking the journey of transformation that shapes us into true disciples of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Iain kicks off our new series by taking a first look at The Great Commission—the passage we believe God has placed on the heart of King’s Church for 2026.
Kath continues our Christmas series by looking at God’s promise to Mary, Mother of Jesus, and how she journeyed in hope as she waited for its fulfilment.
Pastor Iain kicks off our Christmas series by exploring the journey of the wise men and what it reveals about their faith and hope.
Pastor Iain concludes our prayer series by exploring the potency and power of praying the way Jesus taught us.
Pastor Neil Smith from Planetshakers challenges us to take bold steps of faith toward everything God has for us.
Pastor Tom continues our prayer series, unpacking the simplicity and key components of an active prayer life.
Pastor Iain begins our new series on prayer by asking a key question—why do we need prayer in our lives as Christians?
We were privileged to have Jimmy Witcher from Trinity Fellowship Church (Amarillo, Texas) with us. He shares a powerful message on how man and woman are made for each other and how we must stay alert to the enemy’s lies.
Pastor Iain closes the series by looking at the price of righteousness and the hunger for the things of God.
Pastor Callum continues our series by unpacking what it means to have God’s peace within and the change it brings on the outside.
Pastor Thomas continues our series by exploring how Christians can move from mourning to comfort through conviction, contrition, and confession.
Pastor Iain continues our series by looking at what it means to be humble and merciful in the Christian life.
Pastor Tom kicks off the series by looking at what it means to be blessed when we've put out trust in Jesus Christ.
Julie Keir speaks to us from Psalm 84 and shares that the messes and struggles of life take on meaning when seen through eyes of faith, as we press on to finish the quest God has given us.
Mark Ritchie joins us to share powerfully on The Great Commandment: to love God and to love others.
Pastor Iain revisits the vision of the year, reminding us of Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28–30.
Leanne continues our series by looking at the very heart of the Gospel—Jesus’ love for the sinner—and how we are called to emulate Him in this.
As Love Aberdeen wraps up, Pastor Tom shares how to shine as the light of the world and love our city like Jesus commanded.
We're honoured to have Global Youth Director for Alpha, Dan Blythe with us to share about the Great Commission that Jesus has given all Christians in order to reach the world around us.
Pastor Iain continues our series by sharing about the incredible love Jesus has for His church — and how we’re called to reflect that love in the way we live with other believers.
Kath continues our series by exploring what it means and what it takes to love the people around us.
Pastor Callum opens up the series by looking at what it means to truly love Jesus Christ.
Pastor Thomas explores Jesus' connection to God the Father in this Father's Day sermon and shares how we also can find intimacy, purpose and motivation to live fruitful lives.
Pastor Tom unpacks the wonder of the Mount of Transfiguration and invites us to recognise and revere the supernatural movements of God in our lives.
Pastor Callum reflects on how Jesus sent out His apostles—and how He still sends each of us today with purpose and mission.
Pastor Tom explores Peter’s declaration that Jesus is the Messiah, highlighting how this powerful confession forms the foundation for Christ building His Church.
Kath continues our series by exploring what Jesus calls us out of—and what He calls us into.
Craig continues our series by looking at Jesus' miracle of feeding the 5000 and shares about the Kingdom principles we can see in this passage.
Pastor Iain kicks off the series by exploring what it truly means to love the world as Jesus both demonstrated and commanded.
Pastor Tom looks at the final part of our series and examines the consequences of what it means to be forgiven.
Pastor Iain speaks on Easter Sunday about what the resurrection of Jesus Christ victoriously made possible for mankind.
Matt finishes our devotional series on Easter Sunday and looks are the incredible truth of our redemption that Christ made possible at the cross.
The Way of Forgiveness
Easter Devotional
Day 7: Redemption At The Cross (Luke 23:33-46)
Leanne looks at the topic of rejection, not just how we can find it in today's scripture, but also in our own heart this Easter.
The Way of Forgiveness
Easter Devotional
Day 6: Rejection In The Street (Luke 23:18-25)
Craig continues our Easter devotional by looking at Jesus’ encounter with Herod, and shares how—even in the face of insults and accusation—Jesus remained focused on the bigger story of salvation.
The Way of Forgiveness
Easter Devotional
Day 5: Derision In The Palace (Luke 23:8-12)
Today, Joyce reflects on Jesus’ encounter with Pilate and reminds us that when we’re wrongfully accused, we can take comfort in knowing that Jesus has walked that same road.
The Way of Forgiveness
Easter Devotional
Day 4: Interrogation In The Hall (Luke 23:1-5, 13-16)
Andrew continues our devotional series by encouraging us to seek Jesus for who He is and answer the question of 'Who do you say I am?'
The Way of Forgiveness
Easter Devotional
Day 3: Accusation in the Dock (Luke 22:66-71)
Erin continues our Easter devotional by looking at Jesus' prayer in the garden in the midst of His anguish.
The Way of Forgiveness
Easter Devotional
Day 2: The Hillside of Affliction (Luke 22:39-46)
Pastor Iain talks about Jesus' final passover meal with his disciples and highlights His strong desire to be with them. Do we also eagerly desire to be with Jesus this Easter?
The Way of Forgiveness
Easter Devotional
Day 1: The Room of Affection (Luke 22:14-20)
Pastor Paul Reid is with us to examine God's name Jehovah Jireh by looking at the story of Abraham and Isaac on Mount Moriah.
Pastor Iain begins our Easter sermon series and explores the characteristics of forgiveness by looking at the crucifixion.
For Mother's Day, we hear from Elizabeth about how having a faith in the shadows can make a difference to the world around, regardless of who we are.
We have the privilege to hear from CEO of the Evangelical Alliance Gavin Calver about what we as a church and as individual believers need for the season we're in and heading into.
Barry Woodward shares with us about how even though we might find ourselves on hard pathways in life, God can restore them and lead us to Him.
Pastor Tom kicks off our mission-focused sermon series Look Out by sharing lessons from Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.
Pastor Callum explores the parables in Luke 15, highlighting how our connection to Jesus can sometimes grow weak. He also offers insights on how we can strengthen and maintain a close relationship with Him.
For our Vision Offering Sunday, Pastor Iain continues our look at the Parable of the Lost Son and the lessons we can learn to lead, love and live.
Good friend of King's Pastor Stuart Keir shares with us how God is the ultimate provider and that we can trust that He won't stop looking after His own.
Running up to our vision offering 2025, Pastor Iain looks at the parable of the prodigal son and shares some lessons that show us how easy it is to get on the wrong path if we don't focus on and trust in God.
Pastor Tom continues our series by looking at what the implications are once we've accepted Jesus' invitation.
We come to the end of our devotional series for our 20 Days of Prayer & Fasting and we hear from Rebecca what it means to be expecting for what God is going to do.
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” (Matthew 11:28-30)
Kennedy continues to look at our passage for the year and shares how we're invited to be participating disciples.
"Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." (Matthew 11:29)
Jo looks at the first part of our core scripture for the year and shares with us what the invitation of Jesus looks like.
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28)
In today's devotional, we hear from Alan on what it means to be focused in our walks with Christ and how we can avoid getting distracted.
"Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us," (Hebrews 12:1)
Today, Heather looks at what it means to have faith, not as the world understand faith, but how the Bible shows and teaches us.
"When Jesus heard this, he was amazed and said to those following him, “Truly I tell you, I have not found anyone in Israel with such great faith." (Matthew 8:10)
Today, Andy looks at at the Early Church and how the Holy Spirit empowered the believers to go and reach the people around us.
"But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” (Acts 1:8)
For Vision Sunday, Pastor Iain shares with us the vision that we believe God has for King's for 2025 and reminds us of how God's invitation has transformative power.
Ola looks at the word of Jesus himself today and shares some thoughts on how God's send his people.
"Again Jesus said, “Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.” And with that he breathed on them and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit." (John 20:21-22)
Today, Austin looks at John 3:16 and shares with us about what God's love is all about.
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." (John 3:16)
Antonette looks at 2 Peter 3:9 today and highlights the importance of reaching lost, but also the privilege of being used by God to do so.
"The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance." (2 Peter 3:9)
Tucker continues our devotional series by looking at the topic of Restoration and how we all need to seek it from the Lord in order to be effective in everything He has for us.
"Now restore us again, O God of our salvation. Put aside your anger against us once more. Will you be angry with us always? Will you prolong your wrath to all generations? Won’t you revive us again, so your people can rejoice in you? Show us your unfailing love, O Lord, and grant us your salvation." (Psalm 84:4-7)
Today's topic is Unity and Bethany examines this topic for us by looking at Psalm 133.
"How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity! It is like precious oil poured on the head, running down on the beard, running down on Aaron’s beard, down on the collar of his robe. It is as if the dew of Hermon were falling on Mount Zion. For there the Lord bestows his blessing, even life forevermore. (Psalm 133)
Lidia looks at the topic of holiness in today's devotional and helps us understand how we can look at this characteristic in regards to ourselves.
"But just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do; for it is written: “Be holy, because I am holy.” (1 Peter 1:15-16)
Today, Akin looks at how we can live a consecrated life for God and what areas become important in achieving this.
"Do not offer any part of yourself to sin as an instrument of wickedness, but rather offer yourselves to God as those who have been brought from death to life; and offer every part of yourself to him as an instrument of righteousness. For sin shall no longer be your master, because you are not under the law, but under grace." (Romans 6:13-14)
Pastor Iain continues our series by looking at what it takes to accept Jesus' invitation and participate in what His plans are for the Kingdom of God.
Kessia continues the series by looking at how and why we can ask God to search out hearts.
"Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts." (Psalm 139:23)
Tolu continues our devotionals by talking about the vital quality of humility.
"Humble yourselves, therefore, under God’s mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time." (1 Peter 5:6)
Rachael looks at the topic of gratitude and shares why it is so vital in the Christian life.
"Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good. His love endures forever." (Psalm 136:1)
Ryan continues our devotional series by looking at the topic of praise.
"Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name." (Psalm 100:4)
In today's devotional, Claire reminds us of the sovereignty of God by looking at the book of Revelation.
"And every creature which is in heaven and on the earth and under the earth and such as are in the sea, and all that are in them, I heard saying: “Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him who sits on the throne, And to the Lamb, forever and ever!” (Revelation 5:13)
Pastor Iain begins our 20 Days of Prayer & Fasting by talking about God's faithfulness and how it can encourage us to move forward.
Pastor Iain kicks off the new year by looking at a theme that will accompany us throughout 2025; Jesus' invitation to come to him and for us to receive rest.
Pastor Tom continues our Christmas series by looking at the life of Jesus' mother Mary and how she received the gift of consecration.
We welcome Pastor Neil Smith to share with us from Genesis 22 on the topic of obedience.
Pastor Iain kicks off our Christmas sermon series by looking at Joseph and the mission that God gave him in his role as Mary's husband and raising Jesus.
Pastor Iain looks at the story of Zacchaeus and shares about how instead of settling in a crowd, we can serve the community around us by focusing on Jesus.
We're privileged to have Pastor Alan Hewitt open God's word to share about our responsibilities in leading ourselves and working out our salvation.
Pastor Tom looks at the valley of dry bones in the book of Ezekiel and examines how Ezekiel's encounter with God brought new life.
We're privileged to have Bishop Philip Kitoto with us to share from God's word on how we've been changed by God to make a difference in this world.
Pastor Thomas brings our Walking With Jesus series to a close by looking at what it means to live a life for Jesus that is truly committed to walking with Him.
Guest speaker Pastor Dave Niblock shares on what the family of God is meant to look like so that all of us can experience the church as a safe haven.
Pastor Iain continues our series of Walking With Jesus by taking a closer look at what it means to live a truly loyal life as a Christian.
Craig continues the series by looking at how seeing Jesus as friend is not the totality of walking with Him. We also need to see Jesus as the authority over out lives and everything that exists.
Guest speaker Cathy Madavan shares from Psalm 37 and reminds us of God's love and his guidance.
Pastor Iain returns to our Walking With Jesus series and looks at how in God's church, diversity forms a supernatural community.
We hear from guest speaker James Aladiran what a life of prayer looks like and why it's so important to be intentional about it.
James Aladiran speaks at our Encounter Night on what it means to receive power from God through out prayer life.
Pastor Iain reminds us of the vision we believe God has put on the heart of King's Church and looks at a healing encounter that Jesus had in the synagogue.
We welcome J.John to share an evangelistic message on what God thinks of us. He examines this question by looking at the gospel account around John 3:16.
Leanne wraps up our Walking With Jesus sermon series by looking at the ways that Jesus takes obscurities in our lives and makes them clear.
Pastor Tom continues the series by looking at how a mindset of poverty compares to a mindset of generosity in our walks with Jesus.
Kath continues the series by looking at different moments of turbulence as Jesus encounters people and how He turns them around.
Pastor Iain continues our walk with Jesus and takes us to the Sea of Galilee where we learn about what it means to walk in partnership with Jesus.
Pastor Iain begins our Walking with Jesus series with a powerful word on what needs to shift in us if we want to go on this journey with God.
Pastor Callum concludes our Long Lost Family series by looking at the story of Ruth and the journey's she was willing to undertake.
Pastor Tom continues our Long Lost Family series with a powerful message titled "Standing at the Door." He encourages us to take a stand for the things that matter to God, and therefore, to us.
Pastor Iain kicks of our Long Lost Family sermon series and by looking at what it takes for us to prepare a seat at the table for others.
We're privileged to have AOG National Leader and Senior Pastor of Audacious Church Glyn Barrett with us to share on the power of agreement in our lives.
We're privileged to have good friend of King's Pastor Andrew Smith (Gateway Church, Glasgow) with us to open up the book of Daniel. Pastor Andrew shares on how the 'fires' of life come for God's greater purpose and should result in us praising Him regardless of the circumstances.
Pastor Tom shares with us on Pentecost Sunday how the anointing with oil has great significance and power for us as Christians today.
Pastor Iain wraps up our series by looking once again at the letter to the Galatian church and summarises what living a Gospel-driven life is all about.
Pastor Thomas continues our series by looking at the reasons why Jesus asks of us to produce good fruit as a result of becoming His followers.
Pastor Tom continues our series on Galatians and shares about the great liberty that we can experience as believers though the Gospel message of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Callum takes another look at Paul's letter to the Galatian church and shares with us why it's so important to clearly define what the Good News of Jesus is.
Pastor Iain shares with us on Easter Sunday about arriving at the crossroads of opportunity and how we can receive peace, purpose and power from the resurrection of Christ.
To finish our Crossroads Easter devotional, Daniel leads us on Resurrection Sunday by looking at Jesus' final words as he committed his spirit into the Father's hands.
"Jesus called out with a loud voice, “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.” When he had said this, he breathed his last."
(Luke 23:46)
Wincy shares with us on some of Jesus' final words 'It is finished' and reminds us what this means for us.
"When he had received the drink, Jesus said, “It is finished.” With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit." (John 19:30)
Pastor Thomas guides us in our Good Friday service as we reflect on the crucifixion of Christ.
Michael looks at the rejection that Jesus faced for us and shares two points that we can take away from this.
"About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eli, Eli,lema sabachthani?” (which means “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”)." (Matthew 27:46)
Rebecca shares on the next word of Jesus from the cross and reminds us that there's restoration that can be found in the presence of Jesus.
'Jesus answered him, “Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.”'
(Luke 23:43)
In today's devotional, Callum speaks about the power of forgiveness by taking a closer look at Jesus asking for forgiveness for those who crucified him.
"Jesus said, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.” (Luke 23:34)
Grace continues the Easter devotionals by looking at Jesus' experience of agonising thirst and what that means for us.
'Jesus knew that his mission was now finished, and to fulfill Scripture he said, “I am thirsty.”' (John 19:28)
Pastor Iain kicks off our Easter devotionals by looking at the moment when Jesus recognised his mother from the cross and entrusted her into John's care.
Scripture:
"...But standing by the cross of Jesus were His mother, His mother’s sister [Salome], Mary the wife of Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. So Jesus, seeing His mother, and the disciple whom He loved (esteemed) standing near, said to His mother, “[Dear] woman, look, [here is] your son!” Then He said to the disciple (John), “Look! [here is] your mother [protect and provide for her]!” From that hour the disciple took her into his own home." (John 19:25-27)
Craig continues our Easter series by looking at the pride and humility displayed in the characters at the crucifixion and shares how these qualities relate to us.
Pastor Tom kicks off our Easter Series by looking at the criminals who were crucified with Jesus and shows us what we can learn from them about our salvation.
We hear from CEO & founder of One by One Becky Murray on the second week of our mission focus. Becky shares from Moses' first encounter with God and relates it to our responsibility to reach out to others.
Kath shares with us from the beginning of Acts and talks about how there's power in our wait for God.
Pastor Tom kicks off our 2-week mission focus by looking at the life of the apostle Paul and how God sent him to preach the Good News.
Pastor Iain shares with us on our Vision Offering Sunday what is takes to make the most of the things that God as given us.
We hear from good friend of King's Paul Reid about what it means to live a generous life. Paul shares from life-long experience and principles we can find in God's Word.
Pastor Iain shares with us the vision that we believe God has for King's this year and encourages us to embrace all that is ahead.
Pastor Iain looks at the framework that we need to consider when we step out into all that God has for us beyond the open door in 2024.
Day 21: Expansion
Pastor Iain concludes our 21 days of devotionals by looking at Isaiah 54 and God's encouragement for his people to go large and expand into everything He has for us.
"“Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back; lengthen your cords, strengthen your stakes." (Isaiah 54:2)
Day 20: Pressing On
Today, Lidia encourages us to press on in our walk of faith regardless of the circumstance and treasure Christ above all.
"I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus." (Philippians 3:14)
Day 19: Send Me
Callum opens up the book of Isaiah and shares about the prayer of 'send me' and the willingness to follow God's call.
"Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!”" (Isaiah 6:8)
Day 18: Focus
We hear from Austin about the importance of having right focus in our Christian walks.
"Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us,...(Hebrews 12:1)
Day 17: Faith
Tucker continues our devotionals by looking at the topic of faith.
"Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see." (Hebrews 11:1)
Day 16: Vision
We hear from Jo today about the important of having spiritual vision for the things of God's kingdom.
"Where there is no revelation, people cast off restraint..." (Proverbs 29:18)
Day 15: Battle
Darren focuses in todays' devotional about the things that we daily battle with in our Christian walks.
"For we are not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in this dark world, and against evil spirits in the heavenly places." (Ephesians 6:12)
Pastor Tom continues our series and speaks about the freedom that awaits us if we step through the open door that God has for us.
Day 14: Kingdom Come
We hear from Rebecca about the tension of God's kingdom being with us now but at the same time, it's not with us yet in its entirety.
"your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." (Matthew 6:10)
Day 13: Unity
Pastor Thomas' thoughts on the vital topic of unity is our devotional for today. He's sharing his from Paul's letter to the Ephesians.
"Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace." (Ephesians 4:3)
Day 12: Greatest Is Love
Claire continues our daily devotionals by looking at Paul's letter to the Corinthian church and shares thoughts of why love is the greatest of qualities.
"And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love." (1 Corinthians 13:13)
Day 11: God So Loved
Alan shares from John 3:16 about the incredible love of God and how He gave His Son for our salvation.
"For God so [greatly] loved and dearly prized the world, that He [even] gave His [One and] only begotten Son, so that whoever believes and trusts in Him [as Savior] shall not perish, but have eternal life." (John 3:16 AMP)
Day 10: No-One Perish
Today, Heather opens up 2 Peter and talks about the love of God and His desire to see everyone come to repentance.
"The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance." (2 Peter 3:9)
Day 9: Ask, Seek, Knock
We hear from Sarah today about the princples of ask, seek & knock in our approach to God.
“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you." (Matthew 7:7)
Day 8: Pray
Grace opens up Paul's letter to the Philippians and shares why we can't go without praying.
"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God." (Philippians 4:6)
Day 7: Boldness
To complete the first week of devotionals, Andy looks at the book of Hebrews and shares on the topic of boldness.
"So let us come boldly to the throne of our gracious God. There we will receive his mercy, and we will find grace to help us when we need it most." (Hebrews 4:16)
Pastor Iain kicks off our vision for the year series called Beyond the Open Door. Looking at Isaiah 54, Pastor Iain shares with us what we need to step through the open door that God presents before us.
Day 6: Holiness
Leanne opens up about light and darkness in our lives and shares how 1 John 1 encourages us toward a path of holiness.
"But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his Son, purifies us from all sin." (1 John 1:7)
Day 5: Consecration
Today, Tease looks at the topic of consecration and highlights a few points for us to consider what it means to be set apart for God and offer ourselves up to Him.
"Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship." (Romans 12:1)
In another devotional based on the Psalms, Kath encourages us to cry out to God to search our hearts and remove everything that does not belong there.
"Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts." (Psalm 139:23)
Day 3: Humility
Elizabeth shares today's devotional from 1 Peter 5:5 on the importance of humility.
"...All of you, clothe yourselves with humility toward one another, because, “God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble.” (1 Peter 5:5)
Day 2: Gratitude
Pastor Tom opens up Psalm 107:1 and uncovers why gratitude is such a vital part of our Christian lives.
Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever. (Psalm 107:1)
Day 1: Faithfulness
Pastor Iain begins our devotionals for our 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting by looking at 1 Samuel 7:12 and shares about God's faithfulness.
"Then Samuel took a stone and set it up between Mizpah and Shen. He named it Ebenezer, saying, “Thus far the Lord has helped us.” (1 Samuel 7:12)
Pastor Tom kicks off the year by looking at the book of Ezra and why prayer and fasting are important in the life of a Christian.
Pastor Tom continues our Christmas series by looking at how Mary, mother of Jesus, built her expectation for God to do great things.
Pastor Iain looks at Zechariah & Elizabeth in Luke's gospel account and shares what we can learn from them in order to have expectations that are alive this Christmas, rather than buried.
We have Pastor Neil Smith from Planetshakers with us to look a moment in Gideon's story. He shows how something that seems impossible in the natural, can become possible through God's supernatural ways.
We have the privilege of having Dr Amy Orr-Ewing with us to look at the life of Jesus' mother Mary and what it actually means to be anointed by God.
We're joined by Andrew McCourt from Bayside Church in California and he unpacks what it means to be like Jesus and explores with us why that is important.
Pastor Tom continue our series and explains how the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the one pivotal truth that we need to grasp to spend eternity with God.
Pastor Iain looks at the broken generosity that was the norm in the Corinthian church and shares what true generosity looks like for the Christian.
Pastor Thomas continues our series by looking at the broken priorities of the Corinthian church and shares what we can learn to avoid the same mistakes.
Pastor Iain continues the series by looking at how the Corinthian church experienced broken integrity and also highlights ways to repair it.
Pastor Gary Wilkerson joins us in our morning service to share from God's Word how Jesus will often take us through a journey of us asking 'will you?', then being in awe and asking 'who is?' and coming to the realisation of who He truly is.
We're joined by AoG Church Planting Director Misheck Manhanha in our morning service. Misheck shares about Moses' burning bush encounter with God and examines how He calls His people to bring about freedom for others.
Pastor Iain opens the series by looking at the start of the Corinthian church and how brokenness can be repaired by the power of God.
Guest speaker Sophia Barrett looks at what it means to experience the grace and favour of God and how we can reach the next level in our walks with Jesus.
Dear friend of King's Barry Woodward shares with us what it mean to be on 'that broken path' in life and how Jesus can restore us and turn us into a blessing for others on the same path.
Pastor Iain revisits the Open Doors vision for King's in 2023 and reminds us by looking at the story of Noah how we can daily live towards what God has in store for us.
Friend of the house Stuart Keir shares with us the story of Ehud in the book of Judges and highlights what is needed to be ready for the spiritual battles in life.
Callum shares from Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman and shows how when we give our lives to Jesus there're second chances, forgiveness and salvation.
Tom looks at how King Jesus can transform the places where we shine His light and demonstrate His love.
Kath continues the series by looking at how being part of God's kingdom will bring transformation in people's lives.
Pastor Thomas continues the series by looking at the tension that exists within God’s kingdom: the current time of God’s favour and the coming day of God’s vengeance.
We're joined by Arianna Walker, CEO of Mercy UK, and we hear from her about how breakthrough generally comes from walking through our struggles alongside God.
To kick off our summer series 'King Jesus', Pastor Iain looks at the beginning of Jesus' ministry and highlights what it means to be citizens of the Kingdom of God.
Pastor Iain continues the series by looking at what Samuel learned from his parents' legacy and how he kept hold of the things of God in life.
We're honoured to have dear friends of King's Drs. Paul & Carol Alexander with us. After a brief introduction about who they are and the work they're involved in, we hear from Paul about the need of being a sycamore tree in our city.
Pastor Iain kicks off the series by looking at 1 Samuel 2 and shares about the importance of taking hold of the baton we receive from God and passing it on to the next generation.
Callum shares on our Encounter Night what it means to have a true encounter with the Holy Spirit and what the results are of that.
Pastor Iain wraps up the series by looking at the Emmaus Road experience once again and shares what comes beyond it in the life of a Christ-follower.
Lindsay continues the series by sharing about the purpose that we as followers of Jesus have.
Craig shares with us on The Road to Emmaus how we can wake up and have a true and lasting revelation of who Jesus Christ is.
Pastor Iain kicks off our new series The Road to Emmaus and reminds us how we're all on a journey to be come more like Christ. While on this road, we need to lean in to God to manage the past, present and the possible that is ahead.
Pastor Iain shares with us on Easter Sunday and examines what the hope in Jesus Christ is built upon.
Tom kicks off our Easter series by looking at our walks of faith and how faith is like a currency in the Christian life.
For our Mother's Day service, Elizabeth Duthie shares with us how God can come through on an ordinary day and change the trajectory of our lives.
For our Mission Sunday, Pastor Iain concludes the series by reminding us of the mandate to go into all the world.
Craig continues our series on missions by talking about how the gospel echoes through the world through our good deeds.
In our mission focus 2023, Tom begins the series by looking at the mandate that we have to tell the good news of the gospel to reach the unreached.
Pastor Iain finishes our short series on generosity by taking another look at the markers of what it means to be generous.
Pastor Iain kicks off our short series on generosity by looking at the components that make up a biblically generous life.
Pastor Thomas concludes our looking at the Open Doors that God has opened and shares on how we face battles in our Christian walks.
Pastor Iain shares the vision that we prayerfully believe God has for King's in 2023 and shows us the potential doors that God has opened for us.
Pastor Tom continues the series by looking at the Apostle Paul's first missionary journey and looks at the important of the church, the hardship they faced and how important God's Spirit and Word are when we go through the open doors that God has placed for us.
Tom continues our series by looking at Peter’s miraculous escape from prison and compares it to the door of freedom that God has unlocked for us in our lives.
Pastor Iain starts the new series Open Doors and begins by looking at how we best approach the doors that God wants to open for us in this coming year.
Pastor Iain takes a look at the first chapter of Genesis and challenges us in how we can frame up the new year.
Tom continues our Christmas series by looking at the next characteristic of Jesus, 'Everlasting Father.'
We're privileged to have Dr Amy Orr-Ewing with us to share on the light that Jesus brought into this world as Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace.
Pastor Thomas concludes our series by looking at our determination when it comes to our praise and worship.
Tom reminds us that the battles in life belong to God and that through praise and worship we can face whatever surrounds us.
Pastor Iain shares with us on the need for us to be diligent in the principles of praise and worship so that we won't be caught off guard by life's circumstance but continue with a life or praising God.
Friend of the house Doug Williams is with us to look at how the Israelites transitioned from being slaves in Egypt to being soldiers for God's purposes.
Tom looks at the Old Testament and challenges us to evaluate how highly we hold praise and worship in our lives and how much we prepare for it.
Guest speaker James Aladiran shares with us a powerful message on our prayer lives by looking at Exodus 33 and Moses' tent of meeting.
Pastor Iain wraps up our series by talking about the amazing currency that is our faith in Jesus Christ.
Pastor Iain continues our study through Hebrews by looking at how we can experience the perfect and never-dying connect with Jesus today.
For our Encounter Night, Pastor Iain looks at Naaman in 2 Kings 5 and how he responded to an atmosphere of miracles.
Tom continues our series by looking at how the hope of the gospel is the only true hope that we can experience in life.
Pastor Thomas continues our series by talking about the true rest that only God can give us.
Tom continues our series by look at the way Jesus changes the story of our lives. He gives us a new beginning, middle and end.
For our Encounter Night Leanne shares with us from Hebrews 12 and highlights four dangerous prayers we can pray as Christians.
Pastor Iain kicks off the series by looking at the better picture that only Jesus provides; a picture that is not distant, but one that we can see and experience today.
We've got the privilege of hosting Christian comedian and good friend of King's Mark Ritchie to bring a humorous but thoughtful message this Sunday morning.
To wrap up our The Way sermon series, Craig shares on the Ethiopian eunuch and explores how Jesus is the only way in life.
Peter continues our series by looking at the core value of maturity and what this means in the Christian context.
Kath continues our series by speaking about the community that Jesus' followers displayed in the book of Acts.
Nathan & Lindsay Bruce share with us on how generosity changes the lives of the people around us.
Pastor Thomas continues the series by looking at the topic of loyalty and how what the apostles modelled in the book of Acts has to inspires us to do the same today.
Tom continues our series The Way by speaking about what it means to walk on the way of humility that Jesus modelled for us.
Pastor Iain looks at the start of the book of Acts and lays out what it means to be a devoted follower of Christ and what this should lead to.
For Father's Day, Pastor Iain shares with us on what it takes to leave a legacy pleasing to God.
We're hearing from Gavin Calver, CEO of the Evangelical Alliance, about how we as Jesus followers need to live a bold and spirit-filled life in today's culture.
Tom looks at the day of Pentecost, the birth of the church, and explores the legacy that the Holy Spirit leaves for us today.
For our Encounter Night this month, we hear from Peter on the gift of speaking in tongues.
To wrap up our month of celebration in May we hear from Stuart Keir about how there is always more in God for the future when life meets death.
We're celebrating a journey of faith that has spanned over decades! Pastor Iain shares with us from the book of 2 Kings and emphasises what the voice of faith says along our journeys.
Pastor Craig Johnson is with us to share a word on Hebrews 11 and what it means to be standing on the shoulders of giants in our Christian walks.
We're privileged to hear a powerful message from Rob Parsons from Care for the Family on how we can run the race of the Christian life.
We're kicking off our Celebrate May month with dear friend of King's Paul Reid sharing on the journey of faithfulness. Paul speaks about he different generations in the life of the church and how God is able to use everyone for his purposes.
Pastor Iain shares with us on God's love for the lost and our responsibility to follow Jesus' command to share the good news with others.
Pastor Thomas looks at Jesus' committed prayer life and reminds us of the power of speaking to God.
Tom kicks off our Easter series by talking about the importance of prayer and forgiveness.
Lindsay reminds us at our Encounter Night about how we need to run to Jesus again when we experience a season of spiritual distance from Him.
Pastor Iain concludes our series by asking if we will be tenacious enough to sow the seed that God has given us to a difference for His kingdom.
Pastor Iain kicks off our series The Power of the Seed by looking at what limits the seed. This week we talk about the scarcity of this seed, meaning how we handle the seed that God has given every one of us.
We're excited to welcome AOG Missions Director Kirk McAtear to share with us on our missions Sunday about those who are far from God and how we need to go out and be part of God's rescue mission.
Pastor Iain continues the series by looking at the third chapter of Jonah at our baptism service.
Tom continues our series by looking at Jonah's prayer from inside the whale and draws conclusions that will help us understand the big 'When' in our lives instead of living excuses.
To kick off our new series The Reluctant Traveller, Pastor Iain takes us to Jonah and examines how he had lost his 'why' in life and fled from God instead of being obedient.
Pastor Iain takes a final look at the passages from Isaiah and Philippians and unpacks the vision for King's for the year ahead.
Tom continues our series by once again looking at what it means to take hold of that 'One Thing' that God has for us. This time, we take a closer look at what happened to Isaiah inwardly when he encountered God.
Pastor Thomas continues our series by looking again at Isaiah's encounter with God and how this affected his understanding of God's greatness, His forgiveness and purpose.
Pastor Iain continues our series by looking at Isaiah's God-encounter and what had to die in his life as a result.
Callum continues our series by looking at the Magi by examining their expectation, excitement and obedience and what we can take away from them.
Elizabeth continues our Christmas series by looking at Mary and how she had to surrendering her own agenda for God's great plan.
Tom takes a look at the shepherds in Luke's gospel account of the Christmas story and reminds us of the importance of seeking God's presence.
Pastor Iain leads us through out Encounter Night and kicks off our Christmas series by looking at Zechariah and how we can find ourselves in situations of waiting, watching and wondering.
We're excite to have Neil Smith from Planetshakers with us to share about the light that Jesus has placed within us and the impact it can make to win the cities for God.
Pastor Thomas looks at the life of Jacob and speaks about why the return to the house of God is so important for all of us to experience God's presence in a certain way.
Pastor Iain continues our series by having another look at Jacob's life and what we can learn from experiencing God's presence.
Guest speaker and friend of King's Stuart Keir shares with us today on what it means to sit at the king's table by looking at the story of Mephibosheth.
Pastor Iain looks at the life of Jacob and talks about how the church and particularly God's presence can be a place of restoration for our past, future and present issues.
Pastor Thomas shares with us from John's gospel account and how we receive fullness in life through Jesus Christ.
Craig takes a look at Mary of Bethany and asks the question of what it means to truly walk with God.
We're excited to hear from good friend of King's Church, Mark Ritchie about what it means to be truly set free by Jesus.
Pastor Iain finishes our series by taking a final look at the apostle Paul's journey and trials and speaks about the keys that can open the doors of faith.
Tom continues our series by looking at Paul and what it means to communicate the gospel message clearly.
Leanne continues our series by talking about the willingness that we need to express and live out our faith.
Tom concludes our series by looking at the gifts of the Holy Spirit and examines Paul's appeal to the church in Corinth to use the gifts in a God-honouring way.
Pastor Iain looks at what it means to meet together as the church and looks at aspects of authority, responsibility and accountability.
Kath looks at chapters 8, 9 and 10 of Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth and explores what it means to manage the freedom we have in Christ.
Pastor Iain shares with us what God's idea for marriage is and how we can draw wisdom from Paul's writing to the church in Corinth.
Pastor Thomas looks at the next chapters of the letter to the church in Corinth and explores the issues of moral living and purity.
Tom continues our series by looking at Paul's concerns about church division and how we can avoid it.
To kick off our series on Paul's experience of Corinth, we hear from Pastor Iain explain how what we believe will shape our behaviour.
For our Father's Day message we hear from Pastor Iain about what it takes to cultivate the heart of a father by looking at Genesis 12.
Pastor Thomas wraps up our series by looking a the final two chapters of Galatians and examines what it means to lead as an uncancelled witness for Jesus.
Tom continues our short series through Paul's letter to the Galatian church by looking at how the cross teaches us to live the uncancelled way.
Pastor Iain takes a look at Paul's letter to the Galatian church and examines how we as Christ-followers need to live in our cancel culture world.
We conclude our series with Pastor Iain speaking about how the victory of the cross provides divine impartation for us.
Pastor Iain continues our series by looking at how the power of the cross fuels our willing participation to the plans of God.
Craig continues our series by looking at Matthew 28 and the great commission.
**We apologise for the slight sound issues towards the end of Craig's message.
For Easter Sunday, Pastor Iain kicks off our new series called The Power Of The Cross. He speaks about how somethings in our life need to die, others need to stay buried and some things need to come alive again.
We're excited to have Pastor Glyn Barrett with us as he unpacks what it means to have the faith and belief for greater things in our lives for God's kingdom.
Pastor Iain concludes our series by once again looking at Simon Peter's encounter with Jesus and draws conclusions about how we need to move forward in our walks of faith.
Tom continues our series by looking at Simon Peter's encounter with Jesus after the resurrection and examines how this relates to our relational wellbeing.
Pastor Thomas continues our series by looking at the disciple Thomas and what we can learn for our spiritual health from his encounter with Jesus.
Pastor Iain starts our Positioned For Peace sermon series by talking about the peace of God.
Pastor Thomas continues our series by looking at Nehemiah and what he was burdened by, how he handles his convictions and what the vision he had in life fuelled him.
Pastor Iain continues out series by looking at the second chapter of Nehemiah and examines the thing we need to leave behind in order to live a full life for God.
Looking at the Christmas story, Kath looks at the God-given purpose in life and how Mary dealt with this reality.
We kick off our new sermon series Love On The Line with Pastor Iain sharing about the ways God has indeed put his love on the line for us.
Pastor Iain and Elizabeth wrapped up our The Time Has Come series and with that, preached the final message from our old King Street building.
Paul Reid comes and shares with us about the second coming of Jesus Christ and why it is so crucially important to grasp this truth.
Pastor Iain continues our series by looking at Caleb in the book of Joshua and highlights how we need to manage, maintain and mobilise our expectations.
We continue our series with Pastor Thomas highlighting the importance of consecration in our Christian walks.
We continue our series with Pastor Iain talking about God's call, God's command and godly convictions.
In this message, Tom talks about how the presence of God is the vital ingredient in our lives.
We continue our series of The Time Has Come and Pastor Iain shares about promises, purpose and possibilities.
In this standalone sermon we hear from Tom about what it means that God sees and the implications for our Christian lives.
We wrap up our series by looking at the opportunities that God presents to us as followers of Christ and how we take a hold of them.
We continue our series with Pastor Iain & Elizabeth exploring how we've been created for community.
We continue our series with Pastor Iain talking about how we're called from diversity and stand out for God's purposes.
We begin our new sermon series with Pastor Iain talking about the challenge of maturity in our Christian lives.
To conclude our Living Hope series, Craig shares about what our hope in Jesus Christ declares.
For Father's Day, Pastor Iain takes a look at the life of Noah and shares about characteristics a man pleasing to God should display.
Pastor Iain continue our series by talking about what the living hood we have in Jesus Christ delivers into our lives.
We're excited to have Mark Ritchie with us to continue our Living Hope sermon series. Mark talks to us about how living things produce fruit, spread, and need to be fed.
We continue our Living Hope series with Pastor Thomas speaking about what the hope in our lives determines in our Christian walks.
Tom continues our series on the hope we have in Christ by looking at chapters 2 and 3 of Paul's first letter to the Thessalonians. This time, we hear about what hope defend.
Kath continue our series through Paul's first letter to the Thessalonians by talking about how hope describes the patterns of our lives.
Tom continues our Living Hope series by looking at the first chapter of Pauls first letter to the Thessalonian church and looks at what hope does.
We kick off our new 'Living Hope' series with Pastor Iain talking about how hope develops our passion, purpose and perceptive.
Pastor Iain concludes our Arise series by sharing that a firm understanding of the resurrection power within us, will influence and impact our future.
Our Arise series continues with Tom talking about second chances and how we all need to take this aspect of the Christian life seriously.
For our Easter Sunday service, Pastor Iain shares about how, because of Jesus' resurrection, there is a choice between death and life, hopelessness and hope, as well as fear and faith.
For Good Friday, Tom shares with us about the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and also about the washing of the disciples feet. How it can impact our lives in serving others?
Pastor Iain takes a look at the book of Ruth and delivers a timely message on how we're journeying towards a new normal. He speaks about the challenges, changes and choices that are involved in this journey.
For Mother's Day we hear Elizabeth unpack the story of Mephibosheth and share how God can restore a broken life into a full life for God.
For our Teen Challenge Takeover service we hear from Paul about what it means to fix our thinking and walking in the fullness of what God has for us.
We finish our Get Up And Go series with Tom sharing about why applying what we believe about God is so vital to produce the completion of all that God has planned.
We continue our series with Craig sharing about the core conviction of our faith and how they determine the motivations in life.
Kath speaks at our baptism service about why baptisms are celebrations and why they matter so much in our Christian walks.
For our monthly Encounter Night, we hear from Craig about how we can't do anything without the power of the Holy Spirit and how far too often we do not realise the actual power of God.
We're excited to have Craig Johnson from Lakewood Church with us in our morning services to speak about the dry seasons we all go through and how we need to look at them with Jesus at the centre.
This is part two of our session with Craig Johnson about how we can become more aware of children with special needs in our churches and communities around.
This is part one of our session with Craig Johnson about how we can become more aware of children with special needs in our churches and communities around.
We continue and conclude our Battle For The Mind series for now by looking at Psalm 42 and 43. Pastor Iain goes deep into the matter of David's psalms and shares how these passages can be helpful in our mental health struggles.
In this part Pastor Iain talks about how truthfully considering the place we're in will provoke a transformation and a great future in God.
Pastor Iain continues the series by looking at the very important issue of passion in our walks with Jesus. We hear about the things that can hinder us from being passionately devoted to Jesus by looking at the books of Ezra and Haggai.
For the first part of our 2-week series on mental health in the Christian context, we hear two personal testimonies of mental battles before Tom shares the acrostic THINK and how it can help us to 'take every thought captive'.
We kick off our Get Up & Go sermon series and we hear from Pastor Iain about the invitation that God extends to everyone to get up and go. Iain shares about the invitation itself and what happens when we affirm and participate in it.
We're excited to have close friend of King's Andrew Smith with us to share at out evening service. We hear from Andrew about the dangers of doubt, fear and unbelief and he also asks us how planted we are in our faith.
We're excited to have Andy Hawthorne with us as he unpacks some aspect of Hebrews 11, the great chapter on faith. We hear about how faith accepts God's Word, it wins God's approval and it recognises God's power.
We hear from Tom about the life of Deborah and what this story tells us about the harvest in our city in 2020. We're reminded that it's not about the readiness of the harvest, but about the willingness of us, the harvesters.
Pastor Iain shares for our Heart & Soul morning services what the harvest in 2020 looks like for King's and what is necessary for it to take place.
We hear from Tom about how we need a move from God at our first Encounter Night of 2020. He reminds us that on our own we're not enough, but that we need a move of God to bring change for eternity.
We wrap up our Look Up & See sermon series with Pastor Iain examining what makes a harvest in God's kingdom. He shares how there have to be detours we have to take, paradigms that need shifting, and decision that need to be made.
Pastor Iain continues our Look Up And See sermon series by asking the question of 'Why?' looking up to God is so crucial in our lives.
In our new sermon series Look Up And See we hear from Pastor Iain about where we are looking in our Christian walks. Part of this is the setting of our priorities, settling on a faith position and seeing a fresh perspective.
For our final Sunday service of 2019, Tom Seal looks at the life of Joseph from the Book of Genesis and tackles the dreams, disciplines and declarations in life.
For our Christmas Eve service, Pastor Iain shares a short messages on how the wise men reached the destination that is the born Jesus Christ. Iain reminds us in this sermon that we all reach destinations for a variety of reasons.
Craig continues our Christmas series by looking at the story of Anna and Simeon and how the lived hopeful, ready and changed.
We're at the Beach Ballroom for our Church Together service and we hear from Pastor Iain about the incredible invitation the shepherds received to witness the born saviour. Iain talks about the challenges the shepherd had to face to make the decision to follow God's call and what we can learn from it.
In this short message at our Christmas Concert, Tom Seal continues our Christmas series by looking at the journey the wise men are on. Tom reminds us that ultimately all our roads end up at Jesus, the question is what side we'll be on.
Pastor Iain kicks off our Christmas sermon series by talking about the amazing proclamation that Jesus Christ was going to be born to the virgin Mary. We also hear what this truth of God's incarnation on Earth means to us and the trajectory of our lives.
We're excited to hear from guest speaker and friend of King's Mark Ritchie in our morning service. Looking at the story of the Good Samaritan, Mark challenges us to not look away at the brokenness in this world and live out the truths we can find in this passage of scripture.
We continue our series on the first two chapters of Mark's gospel account with Tom talking about shifting the culture with purpose. Tom highlights how Jesus was intentional in his pursuit to change the culture by seeing, sitting and speaking.
We wrap up our Shifting The Culture series by hearing from Adom and Kath about the potential of shifting the culture. Adom talks about the joy of our salvation that we display to others and Kath highlights how God only changes what needs to change.
Pastor Iain opens up chapter two of Mark's gospel account and looks at Jesus' healing of the paralytic man. In this sermon, Pastor Iain highlights the importance of partnership when we go out and shift the culture for God's kingdom.
King's is a church that is passionate about spreading the name of Jesus locally and globally. Hear from the 2019 mission teams and also a sermon by Pastor Thomas on David and Goliath and how it relates to us and missions.
For our evening service, Pastor Iain shares about why compassion is so important when we go out to shift the culture for God's kingdom and how it played out in Jesus' life.
Craig continues our Shifting The Culture sermon series by looking at the importance of prayer in this context. We hear about how prayer helps us align ourselves to God's kingdom perspective and how it reveals our commission.
We're excited to have Stuart Keir from Audacious Church, Manchester with us to look at the story of the pool of Bethesda and share a very timely message with us to remind us who we are in this story.
Tom continue our Shifting The Culture series at our Encounter Night and speaks about the course for the cultural shift, the Holy Spirit. We hear from Tom about the power to overcome, to heal, and to reach.
For our Baptism Service we hear from Pastor Iain about how Jesus' life was a life displayed in public and through that, he shifted the culture. He asks the questions of our commission, our submission and our transmission.
We continue our Shifting The Culture series with Pastor Iain preaching about what it was that made Jesus live a persuasive life in his cultural context and how we can aspire to do the same in ours.
Paul Beaton continues our Shifting The Culture series by looking at how change and shifting comes from within, through personal relationships and by the cleansing fire of the Holy Spirit.
In our new Shifting The Culture series, we hear from Tom about how we as fallen men and women struggle with change, but how God uses change to grow and mature us in our walks with Jesus.
We're excited to hear from great friend of King's Paul Reid about the gifts that God has placed into every single person and why God takes the gifting so seriously.