KingsGate Church Podcast: Recent Episodes
KingsGate Church
Sunday sermons from KingGate Church. We are a local church based in Kingston, London. We trust that you find these messages helpful and a blessing to you. Visit our website to find out more about us @ www.kingsgatechurch.org.uk
Speaker: Nick Chandler
Text: Luke 6:39-40, 2 Cor 3:18, Col 3:9-10
Description: We look at the next priority in discipleship or apprenticeship to Jesus, which is becoming like Jesus. Here, we begin to explore what is means to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus and what role we play in that journey. We cover an introduction to Spiritual Formation.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Galatians 6:1-2
Description: Being a New Creation anticipates a new Ethical/Moral paradigm for your life.
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Galatians 5:6
Description: The only thing that has value in Gods Kingdom is faith in God expressed as love for other people.
Speaker: Nick Chandler
Text: John 1:29-51
Description: Exploring the first priority of a disciple or apprentice of Jesus: to be with him. We look at the how learning be in two places at one by 'practicing the presence of God' throughout the day is vital to growing in vibrant relationship with Jesus.
Speaker: Steve Johanson
Description: God sees us as righteous, as if we have NEVER sinned because of what Jesus has done. No good works will be able to get us into heaven!
Scripture: Romans 1vs 16-17
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Galatians 3:9-14
Description: Galatians contrasts two ways of living: The way of relying on your own efforts (the empty spiritual principles of this world) or the way of trust in Jesus. We can only live the New Creation life by the latter.
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt
Description: A closer look at the heart of this God of Delay.
Verses: Romans 3:23; Romans 6:23 and Romans 3:25
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt
Description: A glimpse at the deep emotion of our Father that goes hand in hand with His Great Big Plan for us all to live eternally in His Presence.
Verses: Romans 3:23; Romans 6:23 and Romans 3:25
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Galatians 2:20
Description: Our new creation lives exist by trusting in Jesus
Speaker: Cara McCarthy
Text: Isaiah 43:16-21
Description: In Isaiah 43 we hear God calling us to forget former things and come alive to the new things He is doing with us. As we do so God promises to make a way in the wilderness and refresh us with streams of His Spirit in the desert.
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt
Description: Sin separates us from God but because of Jesus sacrifice on the cross our sin is paid for and the problem of sin is dealt with. Hence we are now born again and have access to a relationship with God.
Text: 2 Cor 5 v 21
Speaker: Nick Chandler
Text: Mark 1:16-19; Mark 2:13; Mark 3:13-19; Mark 8:34-37
Description: We explore what discipleship, or apprenticeship, to Jesus looked like in the 1st century Israel and how that translates into life in 21st century London.
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt
Desription: The ultimate payment for sin is death but becuse of Jesus' death and resurrection we now can receive the free gift of eternal life.
Text: Romans 6:23
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Galatians 2:20
Description: As we are new creation we must learn to see things in a different way.
Speaker: Taryn Walker
Description: The Kingdom of God, Jesus spent his last 40 days on earth talking about the Kingdom, what is it, where is it, when is it and why is it important today?
Text: Acts 1
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Galatians 6:12-16
Description: The start of the New Creation series where Keath discussed the desired goals of this series: That we would see ourselves differently; that we would begin to think eschatologically and that we would develop a growing hunger for the Holy Spirit
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Isaiah 46:1-4
Description: There is a great difference between our best efforts in making life work and God's perfect work on our behalf. God does not want our perfection but our trust.
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: James 4:6-8
Description: God calls us to reject double-mindedness and to be singleminded in devotion to him.
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt
Description - An overview of those who get invited in to the Kingdom Story and the challenges that come with it.
Text: The book of Jonah.
Speaker: Ian Ford
Text: Luke 18:9-14
Description: Lessons from the parable of the Pharisee and Tax Collector
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Matt 18 & Luke 7:47
Description: Bitterness prevents us from experiencing Gods love.
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Gen 2:25-3:20
Description: Jesus has taken all our sin and also removed our shame.
Speaker: Simon Edwards
Description: Simon Edwards from Ravi Zacharius Ministries speaking to Kingston Churches Together combined meeting about sharing our faith.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Colossians 1:19-23
Description: God has called us into an incredible story but sometimes we can feel like an impostor and lack the boldness and confidence that God desires of his children. The best antidote to this, is the wonderful Good News of Jesus Christ - that he has taken all our sins and in return we have received his righteousness.
Speaker: Sian Rees-Jones
Description: Pursuing more of God and discovering the treasured truths of the heart of God.
Text: Eph 1v 15-23
Speaker: Louise Campion
Text: Matthew 20: 1-16
Description: Often in life, things seem unfair. This parable is about how the Kingdom operates, usually contrary to our personal preferences and regularly offensive if look at face value rather than taking the bigger picture into account. Asking questions is the best way to avoid making bad assumptions.
Speaker: Aneta Brombosz
Description: Discover who we are and what it means to be predestined to be adopted into God's Family
Text: Eph 1:1-10
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: 2 Kings 6:8-23
Description: When we feel surrounded by obstacles how do we react?
Speaker: Emma Foster
Description: Just as Jesus knows us personally and makes himself available to be known by us, so we can love all those in our mission field in the same way.
Knowing and being known leads us into a loving relationship in which we can speak the truth which sets free, it unlocks the revelation of worthiness and most importantly, as we are known, Christ is revealed in us. Do you believe you're worthy of knowing?
Text: John 17:3 Matt 28:16-20
Speaker: Daryl and Nikki Bain
Description: How do you remain faithful to God's call on your life through difficult seasons.
Speaker: Ryan Matthews
Text: Genesis 15 -17
Description: Ryan looks at God's interaction with Abram to show how devoted God is to us before we ever respond to him.
Speaker: Jason Sheils
Text: Genesis 18
Description: After perseverance and contending, at his right time, God releases blessing.
Speaker: Ali Shiels
Description: Relating to a true father verses relating to a step father.
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Description: Practical teaching on how we live our lives in step with the Holy Spirit.
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Description: We need to detach our thinking from the ways of this world and align our thinking to God's Kingdom if we want to see his Kingdom come in us and through us.
Speaker: Ryan Matthews
Text: Genesis 15 -17
Description: Ryan looks at God's interaction with Abram to show how devoted God is to us before we ever respond to him.
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Text: Luke 15:11-32
Description: Both the older and younger son were estranged from their Fathers presence despite differing proximity.
Speaker: Ali Berry
Text: Mark 14:3-9
Description: What is Jesus looking for from us in worship? Why we need to go beyond presence. What is Jesus looking for from us in His presence? How do we respond to His presence?
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt
Description: We are given access to living life positioned in the heavenly realms. All that's required is for us to believe!
Text: Ephesians 1 and 2
Speaker: Jo Johanson
Description: ‘Our mission is Simple- GO!!!! Let’s not over complicate things but rather just include Him in every area of our lives.
Text:Matthew 28:18-23
Speaker: The Burke Family
Description
The Burke Family, visiting us from Zimbabwe, speak about the power of praying together as family and share some ideas on how they as a family pray together.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 6:5-9
Description: It can seem from Paul's letters as if he is accommodating of the institution of slavery. Is this true and what can we learn about the impact of the Gospel - not only on slavery, but on all our relationships.
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Text: Psalm 139
Description: As a church we believe that the gifts of the Spirit are active today and that includes the gift of prophecy. However, in our excitement in receiving a prophetic word we don't always know how to steward them well. Paul Tothill gives us some lessons and guidance in this regard.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 5:1-20
Description: After spending the first three chapters of Ephesians celebrating our identity as Christians and the wonder of the Gospel, Paul then goes on to write about what this means for the way we live our lives. We are to live as those who are full of Light rather than Darkness!
Speaker: Cara McCarthy
Text: Ephesians 4:17-31
Description: We explore the vulnerability of being transformed by the Holy Spirit, and our need for community in the process. We look at a powerful driver called Shame, which can cause us to hide from each other and from God, and we rediscover courage in our identity in Christ.
Speaker: Nick Chandler
Text: Ephesians 4:7-16
Description: Jesus has given gifts to his church that equip every person to run with works of service (ministry). The effect of this is the maturing of the church and our growing up!
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Text: Ephesians 4:1-7
Description: Understanding what it means to walk in Holiness
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 3:14-21
Description: The profound verse in Ephesians 3:20 is pregnant with possibility. What can help us see this as an increasing possibility in our lives?
Speaker: Anne Mumbi
Text: Ephesians 3:14-21
Description: A testimony regarding the amazing work that is taking place through local churches in Zambia
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 2:19 - 3:14
Description: The letter to the Ephesians has so much to say about the importance and the significance of the church. Often the church can feel small and irrelevant but God has a completely different view of things - even using the church to display his wisdom to principalities and powers!
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Ephesians 2:11-22
Description: We are being built together to be the temple where God lives.
Speaker: Ian Ford
Text: Ephesians 2:1-10
Description: What stories do you believe in? How are you shaped by the world around you? Ian Ford explores what it means to be God’s workmanship, and how God invites you into a new way to be human.
Speaker: Browen Lunderstedt
Description: Paul the Apostle is able to persevere in “Running the Race” only through being rooted in God’s love and with eyes fixed on Jesus. The same applies to each of us as we continue learning to be “Family on a Mission” .
Scriptures: Ephesians 3:17; 1 Corinthians 9:24; Hebrews 12: 1-2; 2 Timothy 4:7
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 2:1-7
Description: In Ephesians 2 Paul speaks about the transition from being dead in our sins to be alive in Christ. To really appreciate this is to understand the depths from which we have been rescued and the magnificence of the life we have been given. When we grasp this we increasingly understand the wonder of our salvation which is all about what he has done. It should also mean that we become increasingly non-judgemental of others - for we have nothing to boast about!
Speaker : Jo Johanson
Description: We live in a world where we are faced with a choice daily. How are you going to live your life? Choose Love which means choosing God over fear...
Scriptures: 1 John 4:7-19, 2 Tim 1:7
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Ephesians 1:15-23
Description: God views us as his prized possession
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 1:1-14
Description: Are you still captivated by the wonder of the gospel? The first 14 verses of this letter are intended to invoke in the reader or listener a sense of awe and wonder in what God has done for us in Jesus Christ.
Name: Carl Lunderstedt
Description: Main Scripture: Understanding that the Bride of Christ will be made up of every type of people group at the end of the age. It is vital to grow in love for people that are different to us and for us as a family to increasingly start representing in diversity the family described in Rev 7 v 9
Scriptures: Rev 7 v 9 , Eph 2 v 11-22
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 1:13-14
Description: Paul's expectation was that the Holy Spirit was a dynamic and experiential reality in the life of the church and Christians. He often argued from this reality and not for it. What is our expectation?
Speaker: Aldrin Boraine
Description - Exploring the character traits and attitudes of Paul the Apostle that could serve as examples for us on our mission as family. Practical handles - how we can imitate the example of Paul and what can we learn from his letters to the churches?
Scriptures - Philippians 4:11-13, Hebrews 10:24-25, Hebrews 13:16 and Colossians 3:12-14
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Eph 1:8-11
Description: God has had a plan since before the beginning of time to reveal his glory to the heavenly realms.
Speaker: Iris Urazov
Text: Psalm 23:6
Description: Psalm 23 is a journey. Whist wanting to get to the destination, it is so important that we don't miss what there is to experience, who there is to encounter and what is transformed in us on this journey.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Colossians 3:1-4
Description: On Easter Sunday we don't only celebrate what God has done through Jesus but also how we participate in the cross and the resurrection through the Holy Spirit.
Speaker: Nick Chandler
Text: Matt 27:55-61, Matt 27:62-66
Description: Second in a three part series leading up to Easter. It's Saturday and Jesus is still dead. What do we do on Saturday? It's the day we realise that we have to go on. But where is he on Saturday? Will I be able to find him again? Or will he find me?
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Ephesians 1:6-8
Description: Jesus death has completely set us free from sin.
Speaker: Emma Foster
Description: Exploring elements of what 'On Earth as it is in Heaven' looks like in terms of a diverse local church. Why is it important build diverse local church? And how do we do this?
Scriptures: Matthew 6:9-13, Genesis 1:27 and Revelation 7:9-17
Speaker: Nick Chandler
Text: Matt 27:32-50, Matt 26:36-46
Description: First in a three part series leading up to Easter. Jesus died on Friday. But why did he die? Who did he die for? How could anything good come from Friday?
Speker: Keath Gaitskell
Description: He will do amazing things again in our community. Prepare for growth and for being moved out of our comfort zones. Live with the expectation that God will move in our community. Living for Christ has meaning and is for His glory. Look for opportunities in the ordinary.
Scripture Is 54v2
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 1:4
Description: This message will explore the grace that is evident in God's choosing of us before the creation of the world.
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt
Description: As we build on the foundations of KingsGate Wimbledon Village, we are feeling a call to the next level of corporate worship. We believe that worship is a key part of who we are as a community, and so let’s keep on being challenged by God in this area
Text: Revelation 5:11-14
2 Chronicles 7:1-2
Acts 2:1-4
Ephesians 5:18
Colossians 3:6
Psalm 103:1
Speaker: Sarah Montgomery
Text: Ephesians 1:5
Description: As adopted children, Father God invites us to know, to belong and to join Him.
Speaker: Rob Crumpton
Text: Psalm 23:6
Description: Part of a series on the 23rd Psalm.
Speaker: Steve Johanson
Description: Practical Handles - Managing Confrontation (forgiveness and dealing with offence). God has called us to live in a place of Forgiveness. We need to forgive others, forgive ourselves and Yield to the bigger plan of God.
Text: Romans 3:23-24, Colossians 3:13
Speaker: Chris Wienand
Text: Ephesians 2:1-10
Description: In the book of Ephesians Paul calls the church to another way of life that is counter culture to everything around them. What does that look like for us today?
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Isaiah 54:1-3
Description: In these passages we see an approach and a posture to life that should be reflected in God's people, and that posture is one of joyous expectation.
Speaker Carl Lunderstedt
Description: Why on earth are we here? Here are some thoughts as to what was God's original plan for the earth and mankind. Gods redemptive story for mankind and what we as Christians can look forward to at the end at the consummation of the age.
Scriptures: Genesis 1-2, Rev 21-22., Matt 28 v 18-20
Speaker: Brian Kettles
Text: Ephesians 1:3-14
Description: An introduction from the opening verses of Ephesians to some of what it means for us, as Christians, to be 'In Christ'.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Ephesians 1:1-14
Description: The first 14 verses of this letter are intended to invoke in the reader a sense of wonder in what God has done for us in Jesus Christ.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Description: Man builds with bricks, but God builds with stones. We are His masterpiece. He works with us and shapes us and moulds us together in one body in Jesus Christ. He takes diversity and builds unity to reflect His love
Text: Eph 2v19 to 3v11
Speaker: Emma Reeve
Text: Acts 2:46-47, John 13:34-35, Colossians 3:12-17
Description: The importance of Koinonia (loving friendship) amongst Christian believers. How can we live this way, who are our people, how can we act to help adopt this way of living today?
Speaker: Steve Johanson
Description: God's heart is that not one sheep is lost, he also desire us to be a family in unity.
Text: Luke 15 vs 3 and 4: 3, Colossians 3:13-14 - 13
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Colossians 2-3
Description: We are God's ambassadors and agents who change thing through prayer.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Acts 13:1-4
Description: Looking at the reasons as to why we fast
Speaker: Jo Johanson
Description: An overview of where we have been as a church and where we are going!
Text: Matthew 5:13-16
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: 1 Corinthians 13
Description: Love for one another is the defining characteristic of Christianity
Speaker: Michelle Gaitskell
Text: Matthew 11:28-30; Romans 12:2; Psalm 62:1-8
Description: An honest account of mistakes we make, where that can take us in our minds and our thoughts, and the wonder of the outrageous love of Jesus and the gospel.
Speaker: Browen Lunderstedt
Description: The faithful centurion in Matthew 8 knows that authority is only valid for the one who is also under authority. How important is accountability as part of our ongoing vision and life together at KingsGate Wimbledon Village?
Text: Matthew 8:5-13; Philippians 3:12; Philippians 1:15-18
Speaker: Jack Wakefield
Text: John 20:1-22
Description: Jesus' resurrection is an amazing reunion of God and humanity, but so much more is going on too. Jack unpacks how the resurrection marks the beginning of recreation and how we're all invited to play our part.
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt
Description: An update on what the vision is for the community, where we are positioned and what we believe the Spirit of God is highlighting as some of the key focusses for 2019.
Text: Acts 2 v 42-47
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: 1 Corinthians 15:58
Description: As we look into the new year let us be more concerned with faithfulness and obedience at each step rather than outcomes. We can leave the outcomes to God and know that nothing that we do for him is useless or wasted.
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt
Description: King David's one desire was to sit in the temple and worship God forever. This is an exhortation to follow David's example to pursue intimacy and relationship with God always as a goal for 2019.
Text: Psalm 27 v 4
Speaker: Clark Buys
Text: Colossians 2-3
Description: We are invited into a discipleship of Jesus where we are shaped and formed and fashioned into increasing Christlikeness and love of God.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Description: Nothing we do for Jesus is useless. Doing things of value takes time. In times of tiredness remember the faithfulness of God and the value of our faithfulness in response. What are you going today? Will you continue in faith and allow God to determine the outcome?
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt
Description: I have learned to be content in any and every situation. Our sense of satisfaction and contentment come from Relationship with Jesus and not from our circumstances.
Text: Phil 4 v 11-12
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Matthew 22:37
Subject: Busyness is one of the main things that prevent us loving God
Speaker: Jo Johanson
Description: We often disqualify ourselves but the Holy Spirit qualifies us to do even greater things than Jesus did
Text: Acts 3 and 4
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Matthew 13:44-46; 1 John 2:15-17
Description: When we nail our affections and desires to the aspirations of this world our love for God shrinks.
Speaker: Brownyn Lunderstedt
Description: Praise is a major key to inheriting our promised land. This message looks at various examples in the Bible in which Praise leads the way into victory. An encouragement to praise God no matter what circumstance you find yourself in.
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Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: John 14:15
Description: Jesus said if you love me you will obey my commandments.
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: 1 John 2:3-11
Description: God desires obedience more that religious activity.
Speaker: Michelle Brady
Text: John 3:30
Description: Jesus has told us that everything we have seen Him do - healings, miracles, raising people from the dead - is available to us and more! With the Holy Spirit living within us, we have the same power living with us. How do we consistently live in the power of the Holy Spirit? Only by surrendering ourselves to the will of God will we see his purposes come to pass. This talk looks at what it means, in the words of John the Baptist, for Him to become greater and us to become less.
Speaker: Tri Robinson
Text: Micah 6:5-8
Description: God asks of Israel in Micah 6 what they learned on the Journey from Shittim to Gilgal.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Hebrews 12:22-24; Revelation 15:3; Psalm 84:1-2
Description: One of the ways we love God is through our musical worship. Why is this important and what makes for worship that pleases God.
Speaker: Steve Johanson
Text: John 14v26
Descreption: Holy Spirit is not only there to empower us and help us in times of crisis but mostly to be our friend. He is a person. Will you embark on a friendship with Holy Spirit?
Speaker: Brian Kettles
Text: John 13:34
Description: If we obey God's command to love others, he promises to live with and make himself known to us.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell
Text: Deut 8
Description: We need to be people who have complete trust and dependence on God
Speaker Taryn Walker
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Description: What is Holy Spirit saying to the church right now and why? Don’t be afraid and just do it!
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: John 13: 1-11
Description: Jesus said to Peter unless you allow me to demonstrate my love for you, you will not reveal my love to the world around you.
Speaker: Paul Harper
Text: Numbers 32
Description: Three groups had to option to cross the Jordan into God's promised inheritance. Only one group did.
Speaker: Paul Tothill, Text: Multiple & Rev 2, Description: Paul speaks to us about the impact of the unseen realm on the seen realm and how that plays out in every sphere. He closes with a call to return to our first love.
Speaker: Emma Foster
Text: Proverbs 25:2 and John 1:5
Description: A prominent theme of Dwell 2018 was the Kingsgate’s courageous move into the Promised Land. But what does life look like for us on the other side of the Jordan? How do we as a family, continue to occupy this new territory? Through unpacking a recent dream, we discuss what we should be changing or prioritising in this new season.
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Text: Deuteronomy 6:4
Description: The original command is to love the Lord with all your heart, soul, mind and strength.
Speaker: Ryan Matthews
Text: Genesis 3
Description: God is looking to make His home amongst a community in unity from where He will move with transforming power into the world. How we protect and cherish our relationships and connection with each other is critical in this. God will not suffer the gossip and slander of the political spirit that so cripples the church and we need to guard against the seduction of suspicion that leads to a break down of relationships!
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell, Ryan Matthews, Siobhan Livingstone
Text: Acts 11, Genesis 12
Description: Practical application and testimonies on stewarding prophetic words.
Title: The Holy Spirit
Text: John 14, John 16:7, John 7, Acts 1,2,4,10,11, 19
Summary: Holy Spirit is the One who activates all the Good promises of the Father in Christ in our lives. If we are to transition into His destiny and purpose it can only be done by both the Love and Power that the Baptism of the Holy Spirit releases!
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Text: Joshua 3
Description: Whenever God asks us to do something, he gifts us the courage to achieve it.
Title: Courage For The Journey
Text: Genesis 15
Summary: While God has great designs and destinies for His people it often does not happen at once. The promises of God are a journey that requires courage to allow God to prepare us to not only receive the promise but sustain them for generations to come.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Genesis 1 and Romans 5 Description: How does the bible want us to think about ourselves? Does the bible say we are worthy of love and belonging? How do we shape the way we think and feel about ourselves to be more in line with scripture?
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Song of Songs 4; Ephesians 5:31-32; John 17:20-26 Description: God has designed us as creatures of desire - a desire that only he can really satisfy. The challenge for us in not to suppress desire, but to redirect it.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Revelation 2:1-7 Description: This is an introduction to the series that we are starting on Loving God. This first message aims to highlight the centrality of this call/command in what it means to be church - and indeed human.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: 1 Cor 16:9, Acts 20 Description: On the eve of our 5th birthday in Ham, it's time to talk about vision - what do you see? Nick tracks the last 5 years of our venture and calls us to keep running with perseverance the race marked out for us. Important message for all KingsGate Ham.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Hebrews 12:18-24 and Hebrews 11:1 Description: Our imagination can be an extremely powerful tool in our prayer life.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Multiple. Description: Why would such a strange symbol of torture and execution become the 'logo' of the Christian faith? This week we explore the centrality of the cross of Christ.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Daniel 6 Description: Just as a trellis is put in place to help the flourishing and growth of a grapevine, so there are practices and habits we can put in our place to help foster flourishing prayer.
Speaker: Lindy Cumings
Text: 2 Cor 3:17, Isaiah 6:1
Description: Personal experience, through Worship, of how allowing the Holy Spirit to come and fill us with his victorious presence results in freedom from things that have kept us caged and revelation of how God has shown me I can hand it over to him.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Genesis 1:26-28; John 1:14 Description: The creed describes that Jesus was incarnate of the Holy Spirit and made man. This week we explore the value and dignity of human life.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Hebrew 1:1-14 Description: "We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ". The Nicene Creed came about because of controversy about the nature of Jesus. The scriptures show us that Jesus is the fullest and final word of God. Jesus is the perfect imprint of who God is. Is the Jesus I claim to know the real Jesus? Or is he a reflection of my own imagination? recording cut short
Speaker: Adam and Vicky Burke
Description: What it is like for a family in the mission fields
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Speaker: Clark Buys Text: James 5 Description: We need to shift from seeing prayer as a burden to a privilege and a pleasure which we are invited into.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Mark 12:28-31 Description: The Nicene Creed begins with the words "We believe in one God, the Father, the Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all that it, seen and unseen". Believing in one God may not seem that radical in our day, but is that belief really in our hearts?
Speaker: Deona Watson
Text: John 15v26 & Prov 31
Description: Understanding the charater and purpose of Holy Spirit in our lives and why it essential that He is present in our everyday
Speaker: Ian Ford Text: Philippians 3 Description: The Lord is at Hand. What is the secret to dealing with anxiety? Ian Ford explores Philippians 3 and what is says about anxiety.
Speaker: Clark Buys Description: As we explore the third chapter of Paul's letter to the Philippian church, we see something of what it meant for Paul to know Christ Jesus as Lord, and how this completely changed everything for Paul.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Philippians 2 Description: In order to have a healthy church community, it is necessary to have the example of Jesus at it's centre.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Description: Water Baptism is a public demonstration of our participation in the great reality of Jesus Text: Acts 2:37-41
Speaker: Correy O'driscoll Description: Sharing My testomany of salvation followed by a few testomanys of spreading the word Text: Romans 5:8
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Description: KingsGate Kingston has a compelling story - God has placed us in this part of London to demonstrate and declare the Good News of Jesus. One of the things that he has placed in our hands is our building. How can we be more intentional and faithful with it in order to transform our community.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Philippians 1:12-30 Description: A healthy church community is one that doesn't live for itself or is inwardly focused. Rather a healthy community is one that embraces a bigger story and joyfully participates in a global gospel.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Philippians 1:1-12 Description: We are looking at the letter to the Philippians to see what we can learn about what a healthy church community looks like. This first talk is an introduction and includes the question, "Why does a healthy church community even matter?"
Speaker: Clark Buys Sermon Series: Jonah Community: KingsGate Kingston AM Description: While God is never worthy of our anger, due to our brokenness, imperfection, and limited perspective, we sometimes find ourselves angry with God. The last chapter of the book of Jonah gives at least 3 things to consider to help push through the season of anger and indeed to come out the other side a little more like Jesus.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 14:1-4 Description: Jesus commands us to not let our hearts be troubled, but also tells us how to avoid this.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Jonah Description: At the heart of the story of Jonah is a challenge to God's people to love and forgive their greatest enemies. Jesus speaks definitively into this idea of enemy love in the sermon on the Mount.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13-17 Description: Jesus commands us to obey him by loving one another but this comes through knowing the fathers love and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13-17 Description: Jesus commands us to obey him by loving one another but this comes through knowing the fathers love and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
Speaker: James Maxwell Description: James shares his testimony of finding true relationship with Jesus in the midst of a severe, life-threatening trial.
Speaker: Tarryn Royle Description: Sharing our personal experiences with Holy Spirit Text:
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: 1 Sam 14 & 17 Description: Too often we accommodate and work around things in our lives and in our spiritual inheritance that should not be there. Extraordinary courage by individuals can move others forward in their calling.
Speaker: Derek Morphew Text: The Gospel of Mark Description: Derek Morphew walks through the theology of Christus Victor using the gospel of Mark.
Speaker: Alia Kapur & Sian Rees-Jones Description: Sharing our personal experiences with Holy Spirit Text: Ps 139v13-14, Prov 3v5-6 & Col 1v9-10
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13:12-32 Description: Did Judas have choice to betray Jesus or was he just following God's will....and how does that affect how we see others?
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Jonah Description: God extends grace to Jonah by plunging him into crisis. The storms in our life provide an opportunity for God to reach into our hearts.
Speaker: Ali Berry Description: Would you notice if the Holy Spirit wasn't in your life? Text; Zechariah 4v6 and Isaiah11v2
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Ephesians 6 Description: In our call to stand firm in the fight, the sword of the Spirit is the word of God. How do we establish his word in our lives as the highest word displacing all other competing words?
Speaker: Steve Johanson Description: The focus of this talk is on 2 critical ingredients that the disciples had and where signs and wonders followed: Unity and Prayer. With this, the disciples gathered and were filled with Holy Spirit and performed many signs and wonders. Text: Colossians 3:13-14 NIV; Acts 3:1-2, 4-8; Acts 4:29-31
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Jonah 1 Description: What does Jonah's rebellion and disobedience show us about the human condition? What can our response be?
Speaker: Zoe Gavars Text: Jeremiah 29:13, Song of Solomon 1:2, Revelation 2:4, Psalm 25:14, John 14:15&23, 1 Peter 1:16, John 15:9-15 Description: An intimate friendship with God is not automatic upon becoming a believer, but a deep longing from God, an invitation from Him to all of us to enter into. Friendship with him is conditional and progressive as we take the appropriate steps. We need to desire this relationship above everything else, it must have first priority in our lives, as out of everything in this world it will be the most opposed, and we will have to fight for it.
Speaker: Charles Reekie Test: Exodus 3&4 Description: A message looking at Moses' responses to God's call on his life. We often try and find excuses to not respond to God when He asks us to do something that appears "risky" in our eyes and this preach looks at some of these excuses.
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt Text: Hebrews 10, Hebrews 12:1-2 Description: The GOOD NEWS is that we do not need to be carriers of guilt and shame! This is removed through the perfect sacrifice that is Jesus Christ! However …what a weight of shame we still so often carry around with us …let’s choose to let it go!
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: John 16:33 Description: In this world we will have sorrow
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Jonah 1:1-3 Description: We're starting a 6 week journey engaging with the book of Jonah. We want to do so in a way that sees us all know Jesus more, and become more like Him in our character, desires and our love. In this intro sermon, Clark looks at 3 big obstacles that might hinder our meaningful, transformative engagement with God through the story of Jonah.
Speaker: Iris Urazov Text: Matt 28; Heb 2:14-15 Description: Easter Sunday message. Jesus broke the cycle of life and death by defeating death itself. What are you going to do with the resurrection of Jesus?
Speaker: Emma Reeve Text: Romans 8 Description: The resurrection power - dunamis (in the Greek) is available to us! A reminder of who we are in Christ and the dunamis power that is to be activated by our faith, as we stand on the word of God. Are we letting our circumstances get in the way of us activating the power of God?
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Isaiah 53-55 Description: The Good News as reflected in Chapters 53,54 and 55 of Isaiah
Speaker: Nick Chandler Description: Being filled with the Spirit often results in physical and emotional responses in us. Our faith is meant to be an experiential relationship with God. Let’s focus on what God wants to do in us and through us. Enjoy whatever that looks like or feels like but don’t be overly focused on so-called manifestations. Text: Acts 2:1-13
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: John 17:20-16 Description: A common motif in scripture used to describe salvation is homecoming. But what are we coming home to?
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Colossians 2:6-7 Description: The Good News is first and foremost a declaration about what God has done through Jesus Christ. However, the Bible does also talk about our response to this Amazing news.
Speaker: Clark Buys, Text: Jonah, Description: The story of Jonah can seem like a children's story that has little to do with us and our lives. But when we dive a little deeper we find that it's a hugely challenging story as it explores the nature of the human condition, our rebellion and disobedience, and the wonder of God's mercy and faithfulness.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Luke 4:16-21 Description: Jesus came proclaiming the year of the Lord's favour. This is not only the place we we as the church live, but it is also our mission to declare this good news to the world around us.
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt Description: A focus on what is the baptism of the Holy Spirit as demonstrated in the book of Acts. Jesus spoke about the gift my Father has promised. What is this gift? What is the purpose of the baptism. Text: Acts 2
Speaker: Ian Ford Text: Romans 8:18 Description: All the sufferings and brokenness of our lives are achieving for us an eternal glory that cannot be taken from us. We are being pulled towards a better future.
Speaker: Martin Reeve Text: Genesis 22:14 Description: Knowing God will provide in all circumstances. Being present in his presence is the key to how we should respond. Are you present? Are you ready to move when he speaks?
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Ephesians 6:10-18; Heb 11:1-40: Description: Faith is about the future and about 'seeing' the invisible. Faith is also a shield that God has given us which enables us to stand in the battle. It is by faith that we are able to persevere, and so run the race marked out for us.
Speaker: Michelle Brady Description: Description: Taking a look into some of the ways in which the Holy Spirit works in us, cultivating the Fruits of the Spirit as we are being transformed into the likeness of Christ. Text: Galatians 5:22-23; John 15:5-17
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Acts 1: 6-11 Description: Jesus' ascension is a very important part of our gospel theology. It has a big impact on the way we live our lives.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Matt 9:14-17; Luke 18: 9-14; Matt 17: 19-21 Description: Nick Chandler speaks on various aspects of fasting, focusing on the faIth growing element that comes during a fast
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Genesis 3:1-13: Description: Eden, the dwelling place of God, was a place of abundant life and a place of purpose. Satan's strategy to corrupt our view of God, ourselves and each other began with a simple question: "Did God really say?". It is a method that is revisited time and again as he continues his assault on God's people. How do we stand?
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt Description: We go back to the route meaning of the word Glory and discover what it could mean to encounter the Manifest Presence of God today. Text: Exodus 34:29-35 2 Corinthians 3:7-12
Speaker: Shirley Dalton Text: Luke 10:38-42 Description: Jesus wants our devotion and attention before our acts of service.
Speaker: Ryan Matthews Text: Matt 1 : Description: The model that truly speaks to the essential nature of church is family. This is what God is building. Family is the most robust institution on the planet. It surpasses empires, emperors, exile, slavery, human sin and rebellion. Through it all family lasted and lasts.
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt Description: A focus on the divinity, personality and presence of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is part of the trinity, is God and is a person of the Godhead. He is no less than God and God altogether. Text: 2 Cor 3 v 17; Genesis 1 v 2
Speaker: Ryan Matthews Text: Multiple Description: Family is the chosen vehicle for God's redemptive plan for mankind. Ryan explains why family is so central and so important in everything we do as a church. We should be looking to become God's original intent (family, love, acceptance) in our churches. rather than trying to imitate the worldly way of business (hierarchy, hire and fire, performance, marketing etc.). We should be focusing on loving each other - that is the true standard of Kingdom excellence.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Revelation 13: Description: We continue to explore the strange but arresting imagery of the beast that emerges out of the sea and look at what it means for our walk with Jesus today.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 15:7 Description: In order to live in union we have to learn how to express love for Jesus.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Deuteronomy 6:25; Romans 3:21 Description: The purpose of this talk is to show how the cross is both a picture of God's judgement on sin and his incredible love for sinners. The result is that our relationship with God is based on what Jesus' did in on our behalf rather than our performance for him.
Speaker: Jo Johanson Description: What is our mission field? As a community how can we help each other as well as reaching the lost... how can we get out of our 4 walls and reach the people in Wimbledon village. We as people are the church Text: Matt 28:18-20 Mark 12:30-31 Luke 19:1-10
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Revelation 13: Description: This chapter introduces us to the two puppet powers who our enemy uses in his war against the people of God.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Colossians 2:8-10; Colossians 3:1-4; Ephesians 5:21-33 Description: How being "In Christ" is key to understanding what Paul means by the "Good News".
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 15:1-5 Description: Jesus says his Father lifts us up to himself when we are weak and failing.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Test: Revelation 12: If the good news of Jesus is so good, why are things sometimes so bad? Understanding spiritual warfare starts with looking behind the scenes and getting a grasp on the battle that we are in.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Luke 1-3 Description: The individual is not lost in the Gospel
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: John 17:20-24 Description: A common motif used in scripture to reflect that salvation is about our reconciliation to God is that of exile and homecoming. However, what does home look like in the context of salvation? God's desire for humanity was that it would participate in indescribable love at the very heart of the Trinity - coming home for us is the participation in this love
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13:34-38; Matt 26:69-75; John 21:15-17 Description: Jesus fully removed Peters shame of denying knowing him.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Colossians 1:1-23 Description: An introduction to the series we are doing on "What is the Good News?"
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Luke 2:1-20 Description: This passage mentions two kings. One is an emperor of most of the known world while the other is the King of Kings. A comparison of these two kings is used in this sermon to highlight where we look for salvation
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt Text: Matthew 22 v 37 Description: A focus on what the KGWV community is and increasingly becoming with particular emphasis on loving God, loving people and making disciples of all nations!
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Gen 28, Mal 3: Developing the theme of tithing, we look at Jacob, Israel, and the prophets. But is the question of tithing even the right question to be asking?
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Gen 14:17-15:1: Abraham's encounter with Melchizedek introduces the heart of the matter of tithing, i.e an act of worship in response to the deliverance and provision of God. How do we, who are of the faith of Abraham, respond to Jesus as our deliverer and provider?
Speaker: Sarah Montgomery Text: John 13: 1-20 Description: Love looks like something. Jesus gives us an example to follow and a challenge to do likewise when it comes to loving people. He is the ultimate example of what love looks like.
Speaker: Zoe Gavars Description: Looking at how Jesus longs to encounter each of us, and the various ways in which he has revealed that desire, by dying for us (Romans 5:10), and coming to live in us, and amongst us (1 Cor 3:16, 2 Cor 6:16). Recounted ways in which I had personally encountered Him, encouraging us to keep remembering how we have encountered Him.God does not have favourites (Acts 10:35, Rom 2:11) but He does have intimates. He longs for intimacy and encounters with everyone of us. Revealed in the word how God often asked his people to remember the things He had done (stones of rememberance in Joshua 4), and that God is not holding out on us,but as we remember what Hes done, and respond to his longing to meet with us we set ourselves up for more/ deeper encounters. Spoke about different ways in which He encounters us, through believers (1 John 4 13-15), in His word (John 1:1), receiving salvation (1 John 4:17), in our hearts (Heb 10:22, Ezk36:26), in response to faith and expectation (Mat 9:29, Heb 11:6). Highlighted that Jesus was focused on the healing and restoration of our hearts so that we can encounter him in a greater way here (Isaiah 61:1-2, Psalm 34:16) and that receiving this new life and restoration in our hearts we can begin to live with purpose from our hearts (Eph 2:1-5), pursuing His heart, His presence, and fellowship with Him.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Genesis 1:26-31 Description: God’s not looking for slaves, onlookers, or disengaged stewards. He’s looking for partners.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: 2 Corinthians 9:6-11 Description: Our giving reflects our understanding of of our Father's generosity
Speaker: Ali Berry Description: Our trust & confidence needs to be rooted in the nature and character of God in order to remain secure in changing circumstances. How to allow your circumstances to be an opportunity to have fresh revelation about God’s nature and character. Text: John 11:15, 25, 47
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13:1:10 Description: Jesus said to Peter unless you let me demonstrate my love for you, you will not remain as a consistent example of what my love is like.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Genesis Ch 1 & 2 Description: Why should we be generous? Why do we struggle to be as generous as we want to be? What can we do to shape our desires towards generosity?
Speaker: Bronwen Lunderstedt Description: It is easy to blame our circumstances on God. This sermon explores how we ourselves get to choose the acting authority in our lives, God or Satan, and how this choice is often made through our decision on how we respond to various situations. Text: Philippians 4:12 Acts 16:23-26 2 Corinthians 11: 23-27
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Rev 4 & 5 Description: We need to see the world through 'lenses' of the greater reality of Revelation 4 and 5: There is a throne and there is One on the throne, and it's not us. We're not the centre of the story!
Speaker: Paul Harper Description: Unless we remain in His love, we will not live a life that reflects Jesus Text: John 13:8
Speaker: Sarah Buys Text: Genesis 37 -50 Description: We looked at different moments in Joseph's life (dreamer, slave and ruler) and explored how we need to have courage to trust God and believe his promises, courage to persevere through the harder seasons of life, and courage to let go of past hurts and step boldly into what he has called us to.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Phil 4:10-20, Matt 6:22-24 Description: The apostle Paul speaks of the giving of the Philippian church as "a fragrant offering, an acceptable sacrifice, pleasing to God". With this in mind, we look at what Jesus said about serving God or Money.
Speaker: Graham Lewis Description: Paul describes one church unified in the fullness of Christ Today’s practical application of Paul’s advice on unity to the church in Ephesus is considered
Text: Ephesians 4 v 1-16
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Genesis 14:17-24 ; Malachi 1:6-14; Malachi 3:8-15 Description: Why give / sow finances into a local church
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: Gen 1:28; Gen 17:7; Gen 39 Description: The little decisions we make on a daily basis determines the legacy we leave behind us.
Speaker: Taryn Walker Description: When it feels like darkness is rising in the world, what is God's perpective? Text: Genesis 1, John 1, Mathew 27, Revelation 13
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Phil 4:10-20; Matt 6:19-21 Description: Jesus gives us a clear command to store up treasure. The question is which treasury will we invest in? The earthly treasury is speculative, while the heavenly treasury is certain.
Speaker: Bryn Oliver Description: The steps of faith we take now, leave a legacy for future generations.
Speaker: Nick ChandlerText: Phil 4:10-20, Mark 12:41-44 Description: We looked at how God is more interested in what we give than what we have. The old widow who gave her only two coins is an example. Jesus regards her highly for her generosity and dependence of God.
Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt Description: A brief summary of why do we worship God and why do we worship the way we do. This is not an exhaustive list but a few reasons why I believe we are called to worship God and more importantly adopting a lifestyle of worship according to scripture. Text: Psalm 150 & Psalm 98
Speaker: Keith Gaitskell Text: Philippians 4:10-20 Description: Keath looks at what the bible says about the power of money, and compares this against the world's understanding of the power of money.
Speaker: Keith Gaitskell Text: Philippians 4:10-20 Description: Keath looks at what the bible says about the power of money, and compares this against the world's understanding of the power of money.
Speaker: Keith Gaitskell Text: Philippians 4:10-20 Description: Keath looks at what the bible says about the heart underlying true financial freedom.
Speaker: Emma Foster Text: John 18:36, 2 Cor 5:18-20, Romans 12:2, John 17:15-16, Col 3:2, Phil4:8, 1 Cor 4:33 Description: Building on what Richard preached at Dwell - Why is it so important that we identify the stories/narratives/patterns of the world and the converse stories/narratives/patterns of the Kingdom of God. How to we discern the difference and how to make the move from story to the next. And a summary of a couple more patterns Kingsgate family need to be aware of in this season
Speaker: Paul Tothill Text: Mark 4:35 - 5:20 Description: Storms in life can come from God or the devil. If they are from God, we need to repent and get back to what God told us, like Jonah. If they re from the devil we need to rebuke it.
Speaker: Paul Tothill Text: Matt 14, John 6, Matt 15, Mark 8 Description: Paul shares an encouraging message with the Kingston AM congregation.
Speaker: Paul Tothill. Description: Sometimes God is at work even in the difficulties and trials we face. We can misinterpret what he is doing and find ourselves rebuking the work of the enemy.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: John 12:18 Description: Clark looks at John 12 where Mary of Bethany anoints Jesus with an expensive perfume as a basis for us understanding devotion to God.
Speaker: Graham & Laura O'Riordon Text: 1 Sam 17 Description: God had prepared David for great acts of faith but he had to step into them.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: Luke 4: 1-4 Description: Jesus perfectly revealed the Father because he was secure in his identity and totally obedient.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Romans 8:31-38 Description: Why should Christians exhibit and reflect joy in a world which can be difficult and in lives that are full of challenges? The answer lies in the awareness of a Gospel that is beyond description - a Gospel which is a reflection/demonstration of God's indescribable love for us.
Jesus said, “I am the bread of life, anyone who comes to me will never go hungry.” Jesus claimed to be the only true bread that came down from heaven. All other things will only possibly bring temporary fulfilment but only a loving relationship with Him will bring eternal satisfaction. We are invited to eat of Him, fellowship with Him and experience life-giving intimacy with Him. He is the only one who can feed you spirit and give real food and sustenance to you. Nothing else compares to having a loving relationship with Him.
John 6 v 25-59
The message is based on 2 Corinthians 3:17 and 18 17 Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.18 And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit.
God has been teaching us about freedom, we are in the process of being free and time spent in His presence is the perfect place to receive freedom and life!
Speaker: Blagovest Belev Text: Heb 12: 1-2 Description: When God gives us a vision it requires faith, his faithfulness, obedience, and courage to succeed
Text: Luke 10:25-37 As we launch our Values series, Clark looks at the heart transformation needed in order for us to truly live like family as a community.
Disappointment can happen in many different ways, I have got 3 examples of stories, 2 from the bible and then my own testimony. Through each story we see that spending time with God brings freedom. Remembering Gods promises over our lives.
Isaiah 61 1Samuel 1 Genesis 37-42
Speaker: Shirley Dalton Text: John 6, Proverbs 25:2 Description: Regardless of where you are in your walk with Jesus there is always an invitation to go deeper. Sometimes our understanding can hold us back. Scripture encourages us to 'mine' out the secrets and mysteries that the Lord intentionally hides. We do this by sitting with Him in intimacy and allow Him to transform the mystery into revelation.
Speaker: Louise Campion Text: Matt 1:21; 1 Peter 1:19-20; Acts 4:12; Acts 2:38; 1 John 5:13; Gal 5:1; Luke 4:18-19; 2 Cor 1:20; Mark 16:15-18; Acts 3:6; Acts 9:28; Eph 1:20-22; Matt 28:18; Acts 19:17; Acts 2:24; Phil 2: 9-11; Phil 2:10; Acts 3:16; 1 John 5:14-15; 2 Cor 5:20; 1 Cor 5:4 Description: The Name of Jesus is the highest Name of all - far above every other name and ruler and power and principality. There is salvation, eternal life, freedom, promises, healing, identity, boldness, victory, power, and authority in His Name. We are co-heirs and partners with Him in the Kingdom, and His ambassadors on earth. We are not merely meant to get saved and go to heaven. We are in relationship with Him and have been given power and authority to do what Jesus did on this earth, and greater, because we are in Him, and He is in us, and we live by the power of His Name.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: Jer 23:6 Description: God gives us a gift of righteousness when we trust in him. We get his righteousness, he gets our sin.
Speaker: Victoria Mukungu Text: Proverbs 3: 5-6, Romans 8:28 & 2 Kings 5: 2-15 Description: Part of my personal journey into deeper relationship with Christ.
Speaker: Brian Kettles Text: Gen 22:1-18 Description: The bible tells us that one of God's names is Jahweh Jirah - God will provide. But what does this actually mean for us today? What does the context of Abraham, Isaac and Genesis 22 show us about the nature and character of God?
Speaker: Simon Coupland Text: Psalm 23 Description: Simon speaks from his personal experience of having met a Shepherd on one of his travels with Tearfund and what God is meaning when He describes Himself as a Shepherd. The Lord is our Shepherd. He knows us each by Name. He loves each of us individually, He understands our value, and He leaves the 99 to look for the 1 that is lost.
Date: 18 June 2017 Speaker: Deona Watson Text: Mark 4; Luke 13:18; Matthew 15:18; Prov18:21 God's Word is alive and full of power. We live in a world that offers many distractions which pulls us further and further from the word of God until it becomes watered down truth in our lives. We have a choice to either listen to the lies of the world or choice to partner with truth.
Speaker: Christine Calder Text: John 8 1-11 Description: Using the story of the woman caught in adultery (John 8) we see how Jesus becomes the living mercy seat for all of us caught in our sins
Date: 08 August 2017 Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Ezekiel 48:35 and Psalm 139 Description: The LORD is there. A name of God which reflects his ever-presence with us. What are the implications of this?
Date: 13 August 2017 Speaker: Michelle Brady Text: 2 Corinthians 2:14-15, Romans 12:1-2; Ephesians 5:1-2; Revelation 5:8 Description: How do we emit the pleasing aroma of Christ to the world around us? Exploring the pleasing and alluring aroma of Jesus and the importance of incense in worship to understand what it means to be a fragrance to the world around us.
Speaker: Zoe Gavars Text: Passion translation used: 1John 4:8-9 -God is love- Jesus is the manifestation of it SongOfSongs 1:2-3 - God expresses his desire here for his love that is continually being poured out to be continually be drunk in John 10:10- Jesus died for his abundant life to overflow from us John 14:21 John 15:9-16 John 17:18 2 Cor 4:10-12 Description: God is love, its who he is, and therefore is not dependent on us. He loves everyone, but not everyone receives it. Jesus express that we need to let his love continually nourish our hearts, implying he is always loving us no matter what, but there is an allowing (letting) on our part, of our our hearts in receiving his love. Although his love never stops and always gives of itself freely, any operation that is of our old nature, pride, fear, striving in our own strength ect will prevent us from receiving his love. When we receive the revelation of the love of Jesus that surrendered himself and allowed himself to be completely broken for us, only then are we able to allow ourselves to be completely broken for him, that is the breaking of our pride, and everything of 'self'. It is when we have allowed ourself to be broken in this way,allowed his love to humble us that we can receive, abide, and manifest the fullness of his life, his love, till it overflows in and through us, to the world around us. This is where revival is, where healing, restoration and transformation is, where miracles happen, where unity of one heart and mind happens, that Jesus said is what would cause the world to believe that he really was sent by the father. God is pouring out his love to us today, will we come before him and ask how have I hindered my heart from receiving your love? Is there any part of my flesh/'self'/ pride that still needs broken at the cross? Ask him to break it so that we can be filled to overflowing with the manifestation of all that he is, of his great love for us.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Ezekiel 48:35 and Psalm 139 Description: The LORD is there. A name of God which reflects his ever-presence with us. What are the implications of this?
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: 1 John 1:3 Description: What would you say if you were asked to describe the Jesus that you had personally encountered? Not the Jesus you have heard about or read about but the Jesus you personally know. This question is a challenge to us because it so often reflects the fact that we settle for a theoretical knowledge of Jesus rather than a relationship.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: Philippians 2: 3-11 Description: Jesus was all powerful and yet completely humble. His humility was displayed in His ability to restrain His power in order to come prove His love for us.
Speaker: Paul Tothill
Description: the very essence of God is being relational. He is a God of relationship first. We are in an initimate relational dance with Him.
Text: Matt 28v18 and John 17v1 &20
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Acts 1:1 / Luke 8:49-56 / Acts 9:36-43 Description: A community (or person) quickened by the Holy Spirit is characterised by hope, optimism and expectancy. They are aware that they are "the Temple of God" and where they go heaven meets earth. We have a responsibility to walk in that.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: Matthew 9: 27-31 Description: What do we do when Jesus responds to us in a way that we don't understand?
Speaker: Chris Weinend Text: Acts 2:37-39 Description: What is the church you are part of crafting? Is it the church for you, for your children, and for those who are far off?
Speaker: Ryan Matthews Text: Genesis 12:1 - Gen 25 Description: All of us have promises that God has spoken over our lives, but disappointment and delay along the way can make us lose faith and hope in God's promises and His ability to bring them to pass. Ryan unpacks Abraham's journey of faith to seeing his promises fulfilled, and explains how the state of our hearts, as well as resting in God and in His faithfulness amidst the confusion and questions we have is absolutely key to seeing His promises fulfilled in our lives. We must not give up!
Speaker: Ryan Matthews Text: Acts1 - Acts 3 Description: Church is is a balance between Celebration Sunday where we breathe God in together as family and receive our Father's love and are reminded of our Identity, Authority, and Mission, and then followed by Mission Monday to Saturday where we breathe God out and release to others what God has put in us. Every broken person is our target to unleash God's love on, and our mandate is to love the one in front of us, because they could be the person who unlocks our city.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: 1 Corinthians 14:1-5 Description: Discussing the gift of tongues: background, what it is, what is its purpose.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Isaiah 46:1-4 Description: Unlike our idols that we are forced to carry and protect, God promises to carry us. As we are carried by God, He asks us to carry one-another.
Speaker: Andy Rodgers Text: Galations 5:25 - 6:2 Description: A healthy church family is a place where people can feel safe and find restoration.
Speaker: Louise Campion Text: Proverbs 18:21 Description: God spoke our world into existence. His words released all of creation into being, and spoke destiny over mankind. Our words hold tremendous power because we are created in God's image - more power than we realise. Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and we get to choose what we release over people through the words we speak. We have the privilege of partnering with Holy Spirit to call out the gold in others, and in areas of society where people are most often overlooked and underestimated.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: Luke 6:45 Description: Positive words flow from positive thoughts
Speaker: Chet & Shelley Henderson & Brent & Gen Nel Description: Information about the soon to be happening Kingsgate Cobham site. Sometimes God builds His church with the least likely people.
Speaker: Sarah Montgomery Text: Acts 1-5 Description: Looking at how the Holy Spirit empowers us with courage, wisdom and supernatural power to take his ministry and message out into the city, the region and the rest of the world as we partner with him in proclaiming and demonstrating the Kingdom of God.
Speaker: Emma Reeve Text: 2 Corinthians 9:7, Matthew 6: 1-4, Matthew 6:21, Proverbs 19:17, 2 Corinthians 8:12, Malachi 3:10 Description: What does the Bible say about how we should give…? 1) Freely - not under compulsion 2) In secret - not for show 3) With a good heart - the right motive 4) Generously- when we give to the poor we are giving to Jesus 5) Within our means - we can’t give what we don’t have! 6) Not as a formula - but a Kingdom principle "
Speaker: Martin & Emma Reeve Text: Romans 12:9-16, Matthew 28:18-19, Nehemiah Description: Martin & Emma sharing about the KingsGate multiplication story in Cobham - the why, the what, the how, the why us. You can only say "yes" if you have already said "no" to some things.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: 1 Corinthians 3:21-23 / 1 Corinthians 6:2-4 Description: How we live our lives now is determined by the reality of the future.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: 1 Corinthians 14: 12-26 Description: What do Jesus meetings look like? Gifts operating within the environment of love.
Speaker: Paul Harper Text: Hebrews 10: 24-25 Description: Our presence when we gather together as a community matters.
What does it look like to live forgiven? A former prostitute has a lesson to teach a self-righteous religious man. To live in God's forgiveness is to know the debt has been fully paid, that we carry no shame. Our worship of the one who has forgiven us then becomes extravagant and even costly. Luke 7:36-50. Part of the "Who Do You Think You Are?" series.
Speaker: Noni Farrelly Text: 1 Corinthians 13 Description: The greatest naturally supernatural thing we can do is love.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Romans 12:1-21 Description: What are spiritual gifts? Who has them? And how do we discover and use ours?
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Description: We are all called to participate in the body of Christ
Because of his great love for us, God the 'master craftsman', makes us alive in Christ Jesus even when we were dead in sin. He then fashions and forms us into his masterpiece to fulfil the assignment he has for us.
Speaker: Zoe Gavars & Dom Naidoo Text: Description: All prayer comes from a place of intimacy with Father God. Private prayer feeds corporate prayer and corporate prayer feeds private prayer but it all flows from intimacy.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: 1 Corinthians 1:1-9 Description: The church in Corinth thought that they were spiritual, but Paul points out to them that they do not understand what spiritual means. The reason for their error is that they had lost, or forgotten about the centrality of Jesus and the cross.
Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Exodus 33:12-23 Description: The thing that makes us distinct as Christians is that God is with us. Keath talks about what this means for us.
Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Romans 5:5 Description: The bible expects every Christian to experience the love of God poured out into our hearts by the Holy Spirit. This experience is a gift available for all believers.
Speaker: Clark Buys. Text: Matt 6 & Luke 11. Description: The Lord's Prayer is a wonderful gift - an invitation into intimate, life-transforming prayer with God.
Speaker: Paul Harper. Text: Luke 24:49. Description: Jesus instructed his disciples to wait until they were clothed with the power of the Holy Spirit. We need the same infilling.
What does it mean to be children of God? What is God really like as a Father? What does it mean to be 'united with Christ'?
The Holy Spirit is not an optional extra. He is God and we need him to live the life Jesus made possible for us.
Guest Speaker Richard Pennystan looks at how understanding what it means to be a child of God is the key to unlocking the power of spiritual wisdom. Where does the bible say wisdom comes from? How do we tap into this Godly resource?
We are the people who bring His Kingdom into our unique worlds. Baptism is an instruction from Jesus which unites us in Christ. Paul explores what it means to be Baptised into Jesus' death.
As Christians we are a new creation. We can't find or achieve our identity, we have been given it. The thing that we find significance and identity in is ultimately what we find our saviour in; any saviour we have other than Jesus will not fulfill us.
Keath talks about some of the exciting adventures coming up in the life of KingsGate - the launch of our Wimbledon Village Church Community in April, the story unfolding in the Cobham Community, the heart behind our multiplication story and more.
Our imagination is a powerful thing. When fuelled by God we see with God's eyes and our dreams are more than just about us. But when fuelled by fear, doubt and self interest our imaginations can lead us away from the plans God has for us.
As Christians we're not excluded from suffering, but it is in those places of suffering that God powerfully moves to transform us into mature children; consequently, our suffering is never wasted.
Paul continues with this series, talking about how Fear can hold us back from our Big Vision.
Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Acts 9:3-18 Description: Before we can ask and answer the question 'who am I?', I have to ask the question 'who are you Lord?'.
Pt 4 in our Series 'Who do you think you are?' Keath Gaitskell preaches from Colossians 2:20- 3:11. Our identity is in Christ. It is so easy to find our identity in a myriad of other things, but ultimately, our identity should be in Christ alone.
Pt 2 in our series "Who do you think you are" Keath Gaitskell preaches from 1 Corinthians 13. Finding our identity as one loved by God which results in us loving others.
KingsGate AM: Your invitation into the KingsGate Story. Clark unpacks an understanding of the story we are a part of, and where the story is going.
KingsGate AM: Chris Wienand speaks over Carl & Bronwen Lunderstedt as the KingsGate Church Family set them onto Eldership. Chris then discusses different types of faith.
Nadine Parkinson shares with the KingsGate Family about how we can connect with the world around us.
KingsGate AM: Carl & Bronwen Lunderstedt share their story and vision for the KingsGate Wimbledon Village Church Community.
Keath Gaitskell talks about the new Kingsgate Church Community that is starting in Wimbledon Village in 2017
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Keath Gaitskell talks about the new Kingsgate Church Community that is starting in Wimbledon Village in 2017
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Paul Harper speaks on what the purpose is behind the times we spend singing praise to God.
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In this sermon, Clark Buys explores some of what the Bible says God is like.
"What you think about when you think about God is the most important thing about you." - A.W. Tozer
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Keath Gaitskell preaches from Psalm 46:10 about giving up the need to be in control by putting your trust in God instead.
Keath Gaitskell continues the Selah series and preaches from the next Psalm 46: 8-9. Our God doesn't only protect us in the storm, but He also stills the storm.
Clark Buys looks at Psalm 46:4-5 and explains what it means to live in the reality of Psalm 46's "God in the midst of us".
Clark Buys preaches from Psalm 46:1-3. We all face 'time of trouble' in our lives. The first three verses of this Psalm show us how we can respond rightly to our fears.
God is love. The apostle John is re-enforcing the truth that God is Love,it is who He is. Carl Lunderstedt
Keath Gaitskell looks at The One who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world.
Paul Harper preaches from 1 John 3:11-24. When we receive the Father's love, we can then love others extravagantly.
Nick Chandler preaches from 1 John 3:11-24 about the possibility of living like Cain or like Jesus. How living a life of love pulls us into the experience of all we have in Jesus. This sets us up for a constant, confident expectation before God.
Keath Gaitskell has a look at what does the word Life and the sin that leads to death mean to the christian.
Clark Buys looks at this challenging text of 1 John 3:4-10 to try and answer these questions:
What is sin?
Why is sin not ok?
How can I combat sin in my life?
Keath Gaitskell preaches on some key points related to the fact that we live in the last hour.
Bronwyn Lunderstedt speaks about how the power that sin has in our lives is broken because of what He has done. It's out of this foundation that we can be assured of our salvation and enter into deeper fellowship with him and each other.
Clark Buys preaches on 1 John 2:12-17. In this text, John assures the church of their certain position in the family. He then looks at what it looks like to live as part of the family.
Paul Harper preaches from 1 John 2: 3-11 on knowing God. When we know God we become like Him, especially in forgiving those who wrong us.
Paul Harper speaks on 1 John 2:3-11 about knowing God: When we genuinely know God, we become like Him.
Keath Gaitskell unpacks 1 John 1:5 - 1 John 2:2 and explains how sin impacts our fellowship with God
Keath Gaitskell speaks from 1 John 1:5 -1 John 2:2 of the reality of sin and the Christian's continued wrestle with it.
Andy Rogers, from Restored Church in San Diago, speaks about justification and the power of God's grace at work in our lives. Ashleigh Strohman, also from Restored Church, shares her testimony as an explanation of what Andy was speaking about.
Clark Buys begins a new series on 1 John by looking at the context of the book and diving into its first 4 verses. Text: 1 John 1:1-4
Keath Gaitskell uses Romans 8:1 to look at the theological idea of Propitiation and what it means to be free from condemnation in Christ Jesus
Karen Reekie and Charlotte Mitchel-Innes both share on Building and Strengthening Community Life.
Sarah Montgomery unpacks the role of priests in scripture, she looks at the theology behind the term 'priesthood of all believers'
Clark Buys has a look at God's plan for the church and the mission of God that every person is invited into. The church has for many centuries held onto the belief of the 'priesthood of all believers'. What does this mean and what could this look like for each of us this week?
Christine shares about going to God daily to receive his superior love for ourselves and the to help us love others.
Taryn shares her testimony of how abiding in Christ, has led her to become an overcomer in the challenges of everyday life.
Clark Buys looks at the peculiar Easter story and investigates whether the resurrection really happened and why it matters for us in 2016.
Clark Buys shares 4 analogies to help us grow in abiding with God individually, especially in light of what God has called us to as a church in this next season.
Keath Gaitskell talks about the high value we ought to have for the Word of God and how that impacts our lives and the world around us.
Speaker: Keith Gaitskell
Description: Local Church cannot forget the global gospel story
Speaker: Akhtar Shah
Akhtar speaks about the importance of church being a place of discipleship
Speaker: Paul Harper
Paul Harper shares that we all need to be discipled and to disciple others. To be disciples we must trust, and to disciple others we must love them first, as seeing into each others lives is the fundamental requirement of discipleship.
Preacher: Nick Chandler
Unity without diversity is uniformity; diversity without unity is division. Diversity in the church is not something to be tolerated and survived. It is something to be celebrated and natured.
Preacher: Clark Buys
What does it mean to truly belong to a local church community? To truly belong is to intertwine our stories together by giving without demanding and needing without shame.
Speaker: Andy Clarke
Clark Buys interviews Andy Clarke as they look at God's incredible goodness seen in Andy's life story. Andy reflects on how his life was in a complete mess and then God broke in and changed everything.
John was a really close friend with Jesus, and in this text he invites us too into this type of friendship.
Creator God has created our bodies, desires and sexuality to flourish within the boundaries of His perfect design. our rebellion causes us to turn to our wisdom on this.
Paul unpacks how we were created for Intimacy, Glory and significance to be recognised.....
Paul looks at our relationship with The Lord while we are still here on earth! And how our Intimacy with The Lord affects others!
Relating Isaiah 60 to Luke 15, Keith looks at a much bigger home coming than we can imagine!
The offense of the generous gospel: Luke 15:12-24 Looking at the parable of the lost younger son and the Father's response to him.
The offense of the generous gospel: Luke 15:12-24 Looking at the parable of the lost younger son and the Father's response to him.
Keath shares from Luke 15 about the prodigal son in light of what it means to come 'home'.
Keath shares from Luke 15 about the prodigal son in light of what it means to come 'home'.
Chris encourages us with a multi-generational word for our future, in light of the last 20 years of God's faithfulness to Kingsgate.
When we understand what God has done for us, extravagant worship is the only appropriate response.
With KingGate's time of Dwell Celebration coming up, Clark Buys looks at Leviticus 23 and the Feast of Tabernacles as the foreshadowing of a lid of receiving and celebration. Clark looks at how this feast gives us insight into how we are to 'remember, rejoice and reposition' over the time of Dwell.
Clark looks at biblical community - what it's for, who it's for and what that means for our lives.
Sarah speaks about understanding God’s heart for community and how His purposes are at work in and through it.
God is a good Father, and He has very intentional plans for each of our lives. Jeremiah 29:11 says that He knows the plans He has for us: plans to prosper us and not to harm us; plans to give us a hope and a future. Sometimes our lives look like the very opposite is happening, and we start to doubt or question whether God is still with us, but the fact of the matter is that Isaiah 55:8 says that God's thoughts are not our thoughts, and His ways are not our ways. We see in the life of Joseph, many seasons in his life that look like God had 'left the building' and left him on his own in the pit of despair, but in hindsight, we see that actually God was with Him all along working every single situation Joseph was walking through for His good, for the good of others, and for God's glory.
Keith Calder talks about relationships and asks: What are the Kingdom principles that form the foundation of strong relationships between Christians in a local church context? How do we make our relationships reach their full potential, avoiding common pitfalls that threaten them, so that those outside will see that Jesus is really present among us?
Bryn talks about how being radical is not being weird and out there. Rather, it is passionately following after God and being obedient to what He has called us to.
Lisa talks about her journey of how God has taken her from a place of fear into a place of freedom and boldness and made her ready for all that lies ahead in Zimbabwe.
Clark Buys launches the 'Something He Said' series. In Matthew 26 we see 3 scenes which demonstrate Jesus' unwavering, consistent faithfulness in the face of some of humanities lowest moments of faithlessness. Matthew 26:26-56
In this first part of the new series Keath asks "What does God really think about sex?".
Exploring the 9 spiritual gifts from 1 Corinthians 12 and allowing practical application.
Brian explores how our view of God and our understanding of stewardship impacts on our ability to step into God's call on our lives and live at peace as we try to understand the will of God and how that relates to our day to day work.
God works through family. He wants to bring His Kingdom through the family of God which is the Church.
Emma Reeve:
Emma gives 6 points on how to fulfill our mission in life, looking at Ezra & Nehemiah.
Sarah Montgomery:
Through looking at some of the themes in these two books we can start to see something of God's integral, eternal and timeless mission and therefore understand something of our individual and corporate response to this.
Richard Beeson:
Richard looks at key lessons we could learn about leadership modelled by both Ezra and Nehemiah.
Stephen Johanson:
Ezra & Nehemiah
Steve looks at Ezra & Nehemiah and asks the question "Am I Different?".
Keath Gaitskell:
Haggai 2:1-5
Keath speaks about the courage we get from knowing that God is with us.
Byron van der Merwe:
Byron takes a look at Biblical principles that speak of how to break financial lack.
Clark Buys - Nehemiah chapters 1 & 2
Nehemiah is an incredible builder of God’s Kingdom. As we look at the first two chapters of Nehemiah, we get to see insight into the heart of this incredible Kingdom builder - how he views God, His people and His mission.
Chet Henderson - Nehemiah 3 :
Lessons on unity and community as we understand that ordinary people who worship an extraordinary God can accomplish extraordinary things for His glory.
Carl Lunderstedt:
A look at how Israel persevered despite much opposition and how they ultimately overcame with regards to rebuilding the wall, temple and the nation of Israel.
What can we learn from them and how can we apply these learnings through our loving community, KingsGate, in Kingston and London today?
Bronwen Pilley:
When we start moving forward in the dreams and plans that God has for us, opposition seems to increase. Using examples from Ezra and Nehemiah, we take a look at the importance of continuing to move forward while recognising and standing against the schemes of the enemy.
Clark Buys: God is a speaking God. We see this throughout the bible and we see God speaking through various prophets before, during and after the biblical narrative of Ezra & Nehemiah. These prophets speak to the hearts and minds not only of Gods’ people of that day, but also into ours today.
Louise Campion: We are all part of a big story - God's Story - and whenever God asks us to build something for His Kingdom, opposition from the enemy comes to try and hinder that from happening. This is clearly seen in the book of Ezra with the rebuilding of the Temple. At the point when discouragement, opposition, fear, apathy, and wrong priorities are at their height, some very potent prophetic words are spoken to the leaders and the people to urge, exhort, encourage, and refocus the people to get back to doing what God had asked them to do. We see the power of the prophetic in action and how it has the ability to shift situations that are stuck, and transform people who are floundering, back into their purpose and destiny. In the same way that the prophetic brought change and encouragement then, the prophetic brings change and encouragement now, to us as KingsGate, while we are in a Kingdom 'building project' of our own in light of the words spoken over us at Dwell 2014. Its time to meet our responsibility.
Clark Buys: As we look at the narrative of God’s people returning to from exile and rebuilding the city and society, we see how they valued worship and we see their worship being expressively joyful and a significant part of there communal life.
Clark Buys: As we begin a series looking at the narrative of Ezra and Nehemiah it’s important to have an understanding of the overarching story, where it fits into the whole Old Testament story, and he people who story is about.
Clark Buys: 2 Chronicles 20 So often we try to fight God’s battle and find ourselves stressed and anxious. This story of Jehoshaphat shows how we need to re-evaluate who’s battle we’re fighting, and redefine victory for our lives.
Clark Buys: Around Christmas time it is very easy to sing and rising the well-known Christmas Carols without being aware of the profound gospel story that is described within these beautiful songs. Clark Buys examine some Christmas carols to discover some of the rich, deep theology and powerful meaning within them.
Nick Chandler: Starting with Hebrews 11 Nick speaks about the necessity to persevere in faith with patience.
Paul Harper: Hebrews 6:12 "...imitate those who through faith and patience inherit what has been promised"
Amber Chandler: Looking at the City of Nineveh, we as the church understand our role in carrying out God's concern and compassion for all of mankind. God loves ALL people and wants to reach ALL people. What do the attitudes of Israel and Jonah teach us? It has to always be about relationship with God, each other and others, no short cuts. At the end of the day, this is a 'wake up call, this is not a drill, this is for real!'
Bronwen Pilley: The Father's heart beats for us! And when we feel His heart beat, all the 'glitter' in our life starts to look dull in comparison to simply being in His presence!
Chet Henderson: Knowing we are created for a relationship with God and how to build this relationship
Clark Buys: Genesis 1:28:If we understand the narrative of the big story of the bible, it gives us direction and understanding and meaning for our lives. We, as the Imago Dei - have a unique and significant role in the cosmic ‘play’.
Louise Campion: We often tend to summarise our corporate times with God as singing some songs, hearing a preach, having some tea & a catch up with friends. All of those things are vitally important parts of our corporate intimacy, but our times together are so much more than that! The church is described as a family, a body made of many parts, a bride for Jesus, and there's absolutely NO way that we can be any of those things on our own - we need each other whether we like it or not. Our intimacy with God rises and falls proportionately with our love for each other. We cannot love God without loving our brothers and sisters in Christ. Therefore, love is the key to our corporate intimacy with God, which by default leads to incredible Kingdom fruitfulness.
Clark Buys: Genesis 1:28:If we understand the narrative of the big story of the bible, it gives us direction and understanding and meaning for our lives. We, as the Imago Dei - have a unique and significant role in the cosmic ‘play’.
Carl Lunderstedt: There is the privilege and honour of being a mature son but this comes hand in hand with the responsibility of being a mature son. We will be looking at what Father God expects of his sons and the privilege of living this out for the benefit of a dying and cursed creation.
How would Jesus be today? What would Jesus do?
Keath Gaitskell: Genesis 12: God has spoken to KingsGate through various prophetic words. We have launched a series considering what God has said and what our response should be.
Clark Buys: Psalm 91:Do we see our relationship God as we should? Are we comforted by Him and comfortable with Him? Or are we performing, pretending, and concerned about people’s perceptions? Psalm 91 gives us some clues as to how we can find comfort and refuge in God.
Louise Campion: Psalm 145:In the song 'Desert Song' by Hillsong, the bridge says "All of my life, in every season, You are still God, I have a reason to sing, I have a reason to worship." Psalm 145 reveals what some of those reasons are, and offers explanation for why it is possible to praise God in every circumstance of life we find ourselves in as well as how to do so: When our eyes are off ourselves and our problems, and firmly fixed on who God is and what He has done, and we declare what we see and know of Him to ourselves and to others, praise and worship is the natural response and overflow of our hearts.
Amber Chandler: Psalm 62:In this Psalm we are reminded that the heart of mankind is ever prone to divide it's confidence between God and man. This will never do. We must "wait only on God. He only must be our rock, our salvation and our refuge." He must be our first as well as our only resource. Thirst after God with an undivided heart, trusting in Him alone, and you will seek rest for your soul.
Bryn Oliver: Psalm 61: How do we respond when we are under threat and our life is in danger?
Ross Yarrow: AM: Psalm 84: Do we believe “how lovely is your Dwelling place”? Do we really believe 1 day in God’s courts is better than 1,000 elsewhere? If so, do our hearts cry out? If not, why? If 1 day is better than 1,000 elsewhere, how should that transform our lives and attitude to sin?Paul Harper: Romans 12:2-8: There is one body, many gifts, all are given and all are needed.
Brent Nel: PM: Psalm 143: " I may truly call this book an anatomy of all parts of the soul, for no one can feel a movement of the spirit which is not reflected in this mirror. All the sorrows, troubles, fears, doubts, hopes, pains, perplexities and stormy outbreaks by which the hearts of men are tossed have been depicted here to the very life." John Calvin
Lets review how many amazingly different subjects and moods can be touched in a Psalm of just twelve verses, that reflect our daily prayer life as well as seeing how God answered this prayer.
Paul Harper: Romans 12:2-8: There is one body, many gifts, all are given and all are needed.
Bryn Oliver: PM: The love of God is not a theory but a person who laid His life down so that we may have eternal life with Him.
Clark Buys: 1 Corinthians 13:7-12.Even though we are to expect to encounter God's love in an amazing way here in this life, in heaven we will enter into a much greater measure of knowing and experiencing His love, completely, eternally. Now, it is like looking dimly into a mirror compared to the 'face-to-face' experience of His love we will have in heaven one day.
Nick Chandler: AM: From salvation to glory, God's love remains constant over us, driving out all fear. He is able to love us because He is eternal, infinite, holy and free.
Paul Harper:Paul examines the Old Testament to see the unchanging God's incredible great love demonstrated through Abraham, Hosea, the law, the Judges etc.
Keath Gaitskell: Luke 8:43-48; The woman pushed past every social obstacle to encounter Jesus.
Clark Buys: We, as part of this local church, have great inheritance! Clark looks at what we have inherited, how we can steward the culture well with our millions of decisions and leave a legacy for others.
Clark Buys: In our walk with God, in order to avoid becoming disheartened, disillusioned, disinterested or distracted, it helps to have a vivid understanding of the grand, marvellous story of God’s church - of a beautiful brides on a glorious mission. As christians, we all have the opportunity and the responsibility to participate in this grand story in a myriad of ways.
Nick Chandler: Luke 22:63-23:12; Jesus steps into the heart of darkness facing torture, false accusation and an unjust trial. But who is really in control?
Paul Harper: Luke 23:13-25; When you touch someones idol their response will be neither rational or reasonable.
Clark Buys: Luke: 22:39-53; Jesus' intimate time of prayer in the garden on the eve of His crucifixion offers us much insight into what our prayer can or should look like.
Simon Virgo: Mark 14:32-42; Simon Virgo walks us into the garden of Gethsemane and examines the intimate moment the disciples witness with Jesus, in which we find true friendship, true sonship, and true worship.
Paul Harper: Luke 22:7-20; Jesus, the fulfilment of the passover meal, makes everything the original meal pointed towards available to those who believe.
Brent Nel: Luke 21:5 - 24; What life lessons can we learn from this apocalyptic prophesy?
Clark Buys: Luke 21: 1-4; What was it that inspired the poor widow to give away everything she had?
Chet Henderson: Luke 20: 1-8; Jesus answers the questions asked of Him that were intended as a trap.
Nigel Day-Lewis: Sometimes it can be difficult to know whether the " insults,hardships,persecutions and difficulties" are from the devil or from God. Nigel examines how we hold onto the fact that God is good all the time no matter what we face.
Keath Gaitskell: Luke 19:11-27 - God is good. If we understand Him to be severe and always looking to punish us when we sin will struggle with knowing His goodness towards us.
Simon Coupland: Luke 20:22-26; visiting friend and guest preacher, investigates the denarius that Jesus mentions to those trying to trick him. Simon looks at the implications of this message for the 'chief priests' of Jesus' day, as well as for us in 2014
Brian Kettles: Luke 18:1-17; The persistent widow, humble tax collector and the children flocking to Jesus reveal the heart Jesus is after.
Clark Buys: Jesus tells us to not tempt our brothers to sin, to comfort our brothers in sin and forgive our brothers of sin.
Radically pursue God things rather than good things, and store up for yourself treasures in heaven.
Luke 15: Jesus tells three stories about finding that which was lost. The third story about a father and two sons tells us much about every person who has ever lived.
Luke 12:35-59 - In this passage Jesus reminds us that eternity is just around the corner and that we should steward our time, talent and treasure accordingly.
Luke 12:13-34 - through this text Jesus shows how we can live either for ourselves and our own temporary Kingdom, or live for Him and His eternal Kingdom.
Two sisters. Both were women of faith but why did Jesus defend Mary when she should have been helping Martha prepare lunch? What was it that Mary got right that Martha got wrong?
Luke 10:1-20 the sending out of the seventy-two. The Kingdom of God is advanced by hearts captivated by Christ.
Luke 9:37-45 - Despite having seen and heard Jesus' demonstration of the Kingdom of God breaking into the present, the disciples still did not understand so could not heal.
The words we speak are powerful and have great impact on the way that we live out our lives. God said to choose life and blessing rather than death and cursing; do your words bring life or death?
Clark examines the story of Jesus healing Jairus's daughter and the woman with bleeding and what Godly patience looks like.
What did the proclamation of the Kingdom of God look like back then and is it supposed to look any different today?
In Luke 7:11-17 we see a crowd of people in despair on the way to the funeral of the death of a widows son meet a crowd of expectant followers accompanying Jesus. Jesus has compassion for the widow and intervenes by raising the widows son from the dead.
Jesus commands his followers to love their enemies. Clark takes a look at what this "Jesus kind of love" is, and what it may look like in 2013.
Jesus loves the unloved outcast in all of us. He broke all the rules and mindsets of the day to heal, save and restore a man. He continues to do this for each of us today.
Luke 4:14-19, Jesus announces the start of His ministry, proclaiming freedom to return to Fathers presence.
Luke 5:1-11; A powerful demonstration of scandalous grace that Jesus speaks over the lives of all who will respond to His call.
Clark Buys takes a look at Mary's song of praise and how she knows, praises and trusts God.
Romans 5:17 - Terry preaches about God's lavish grace that we might reign in life through Jesus Christ.
Lisa and Bryn share with the church the prophetic words that God has spoken that we contend for in weeks, months and years to come.
Bryn shares with us how we are to contend to see breakthrough and the fulfilment of God's promises to us as a people and as a church.
Vicki shares with us her testimony of walking in faith for her Mother's healing including the truths and handles God gave her for dealing with the disappointment of her Mom not being healed.
Launching the new series "KingsGate: Who are we?", Keath examines the fact that we as individuals and as a church are part of God's bigger picture.
Keath looks at what the first word of the KingsGate strapline "Revive, Reform, Relate" means to us.
A look at the need for believers to overcome fear and some practical handles on how King David seems to have done this.
The antidote to despair and impossible situations is to remind ourselves of what God HAS done.
David was a man after God's heart. He had many challenges and troubles, however, his faith in the Lord was unwavering. What can we learn from David's prayer life and approach to the challenges that came his way?
Tich challenges us to look at life not through the measure of success rather the measure of significance.
A call to worship whilst looking at how the the universe testifies to the greatness and majesty of God.
Consider the outcome of His dealings with us? Rolland looks at Job's life and brings application to us.
Jesus preparing the future of the church showing the full extent of His love. In service we come beneath others to lift them up.
The days of the harvest are at hand and the requirement is the anointing of the ox - strength, service, sacrifice and worship.
When events in our lives have caused an incorrect view of Jesus, The Way into Father's presence becomes clouded. Divine recalibration of our minds clears the way.
What are we going to do with our freedom? How are we to live as a result of this radical grace of God?
Galatians 3:26 - 4:7 - Exploring the wonders of the gospel in our great inheritance in Christ Jesus
A gentle reminder of how the Triune God desires an intimate relationship with His children. Expounded by thoughts and reflections on why we struggle to maintain intimacy, with help on how to rekindle and deepen this intimate relationship.
When we are adopted into God's family, we need to retrain our minds to think like the new family.
Galatians 3:15-25 The law was give as a temporary aid to the Israelites, Jesus has fulfilled it and we are not Israelites - so we are no longer bound by it.
Nigel opens up a prophetic vision of what God is doing today based on recent experiences he has had and reputable prophecies that have been given.
Galatians 3:10-14 - The curse of following the law vs the blessing of believing in Jesus
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 2:15-21 - When the gospel of grace is preached it will always arouse accusations of encouraging sin!
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 3:2 - The Holy Spirit is given as a gift to all believers, we can not earn Him.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 2:21 - Paul's knock out punch demonstrating that we are saved by grace and not the law or our own good works.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 2:20 - When our old sinful nature died, with it we relinquished all our rights, our desires, our identity. We now live out Christ's rights desires and identity. We can only live this way with increasing revelation of His love.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 2:17 - justified means we are declared innocent, completely free of sin. We receive Christ's imputed righteousness.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 2:20 - Our old sinful nature has been crucified with Christ and we are completely free of sin. Sin is an unnatural, illogical and unnecessary act for the believer....but if we do sin, we have one who intercedes for us - Jesus.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 2:1-10 - Keath speaks about how Paul takes the lavish grace of the gospel to the apostles in Jerusalem and they add nothing to it.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 2:11-14 - Keath talks about how deal with and respond to confrontation.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 1:10-24 - Keath expounds on how Paul was called by the grace of God and how that applies to our lives.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 1:6-10 - with all that is good in salvation by grace, turning to a different gospel is truly shocking, or astonishing!
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Galatians 1:10-24 - Keath starts looking at the body of Galatians and how Paul defends his Gospel and his Apostleship.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; This is much more than just a greeting. What else is Paul saying?
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Keath preaches on what it means to walk as freedmen and not as slaves.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Keath looks at what was the motivation behind Jesus' substitutionary sacrifice.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; The horror of sin and the wonder of propitiation. Keath looks at the need and nature of Jesus' substitutionary sacrifice.
Galatians our Freedom Charter; Keath preaches from Galatians 1:1-2 -Paul defends his authority to preach the Gospel.
The Gospel of Hope; Keath brings the series of The Gospel of hope to a climax on Christmas day as he preaches on the birth of Jesus from Luke's gospel.
The Gospel of Hope; Luke 2:8-32 - The Gospel of Hope written on the life of the shephards
The Gospel of Hope; An introduction to the Gospel of Hope from Luke - Keath gives us a biography of Luke the man.
The Gospel of Hope; Luke chapter 1:5 - The Gospel of Hope written on the lives of Zechariah and Elizabeth
Community:being built together; Nick opens up to us Acts 2 in light of us as a community being devoted to one another.
Community:being built together; Nick preaches from 1 Corinthians 13:1-13, pointing out that love is supreme and without love compelling us to action we gain absolutely nothing.
Community:being built together; Nick preaches from 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 explaining how important an appreciation of unity and diversity is for the body of Christ.
Nick begins the series on community starting with the motivation for the series followed by a theology of community.
Chris examines Paul's instructions to Titus as he sends him to Crete and picks out the cultural lessons we must learn to impact our cities.
Chris examines Paul's instructions to Titus as he sends him to Crete and picks out the cultural lessons we must learn to impact our cities.
God with us: The Holy Spirit is an integral part of New Testament believers experience. In Acts Keath teaches on why and how we should be filled by the Holy Spirit.
God with us: The Holy Spirit is an integral part of New Testament believers experience. In Acts Keath teaches on why and how we should be filled by the Holy Spirit.
God with us: In Hebrews 3&4 we are exhorted to make every effort to enter God’s rest. Paul looks at what God’s rest is and how we enter it.
God with us: In Hebrews 3&4 we are exhorted to make every effort to enter God’s rest. Paul looks at what God’s rest is and how we enter it.
God with us: Keath and Paul give testimony to what God has and is doing one year on from relaunching the church as KingsGate in Kingston
Majesty : Exploring the wonders of God. What does it mean that God is a God of Love (1 John 4:7-21)
Majesty : Exploring the wonders of God. God is unchanging in His being, His perfections, His purpose and His promises
Majesty : Exploring the wonders of God. God looks after the marginalised and watches to see if we look after them as well.
Majesty : Exploring the wonders of God. Our loving God delights in Justice and also sees that justice is done.
Majesty : Exploring the wonders of God. God is totally happy all the time. Keath shows that this is biblical and what it means for us.
Paul shows us what it means to develop a culture of carrying the Presence of God in every area of our lives.
Are we a people who say yes to what God has spoken over us? Will we embrace the fullness of God for us?
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
The goodness of God. How do we know God is good when things are bad?
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
The goodness of God. What does it mean that God is Good
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
God calls His church to “be holy because I am holy”. What does the holiness of God mean for me?
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
The holiness of God is declared throughout scripture, but what does it mean?
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
God is everywhere. We can not run from Him, and nothing can hide us from His presence.
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
God is transcendent and yet He desires for us to know Him. He is not distant but near!
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
God is all knowing which means that He Knows more about you than you can begin to imagine!
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
It is impossible to exaggerate about how powerful God is. Even when we have done our best to describe Him, we have only begun to see the outer fringes of His works!
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
The mystery of the Trinity has baffled theologians for centuries. Although we will never fully understand it, we must still take time to find out what the bible teaches us about this key doctrine.
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God
The Trinity shows us that God is a God of community, relationship, authority and submission
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God 32:37 God is self-sufficent and independent. He has absolutley no needs and there is nothing that His creation can give Him that He has not first given to them.
Majesty: Exploring the Wonder of God 30:20 Genisis 1:1 The fact that God is uncreated sets Him apart from absolutley everthing else. Being uncreated means that He is unrestrained by His creation - including time.
Exploring the Wonder of God 43:18 Keath launches the new series entitled Majesty: Exploring the Wonders of God.
Exploring the Wonder of God 43:18 Keath launches the new series entitled Majesty: Exploring the Wonders of God.
A Q&A session with Ryan and Melissa Matthews at their last meeting as captains of the team of elders who lead KingsGate.
Ryan & Melissa Matthews hand over captaincy of the KingsGate leadership to Keath & Michelle Gaitskell.
Matt 22:34-40 Ryan's last sermon as captain of the team that leads KingsGate. The door to the full revelation of God only opens on the hinges of love.
Gospel of the Kingdom - Matt 9:35-38 Jesus looked out over the towns and villages of first century Palestine but didn't see religion, hard-hearts or pride. He saw a plentiful harvest. What do you see in your town?
Gospel of the Kingdom - Keath demonstrates how the Kingdom of God has an impact wherever it goes and we should live with and expectation of that.
Gospel of the Kingdom - Keath looks at 4 things that can prevent us from leaving our comfort zone and living in the Kingdom zone.
Gospel of the Kingdom - Matt 8:18 When Jesus saw the crowd He told the disciples to cross over to the other side. Jesus' mission was not determined by 'the crowd', He was committed to following His Father's voice.
Series: KingsGate Church - Peter looks at the doctrine of being united with Christ and asks how our lives would change if we really believed we were united with Christ.
Peter looks at the doctrine of being united with Christ and asks how our lives would change if we really believed we were united with Christ.
Peter looks at the life of Philip as recorded in Acts to show that God's Kingdom is not static but always moving and always advancing.
Series: The Gospel of The Kingsdom - Matt 8: 16 & 17 - Matt interprets Is 53: 4-6 as meaning Jesus took the punishment for sin, sickness and mental illness when He died on the cross. Therefore, healing is available for all.
Series: Easter Sunday: The Glory of the Cross is that it opens up the way to an even more glorious truth: Adoption into God's family.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom - The way every believer thinks about God is crucial in facilitating a place of His Presence in their lives.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom - Willingness to move beyond, and in spite of, barriers in our hearts is necessary to see God's power break in.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom - Acts 10:38 God's desire is for intimacy unhindered by any barriers.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom - Acts 10:38 Jesus went around doing good and healing all who were under the power of the devil because God was with him. Power comes from intimacy with God.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom - Matt 8:1-4 All demosstrations of God's power move vitally upon the bridge of God's heart of love. Compassion is His love at work.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom - Introducing the new series on the demonstrations of the Kingdom, Ryan looks at how Jesus always "said and did".
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom - Keath examines the biblical basis and principal of tithing.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:19-34 God is raising up a generation of people with pure hearts and open hands for the glory of God and the good of mankind......and money is the key.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:19-24 Byron tells the story of the journey God has taken him and his wife Tammie on in relation to Kingdom finances.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:19-24 How do we know whether we are serving God with our money or serving money as our God?
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6: 19-24 God desires for us to be good investors who are motivated by eternal rewards and heavenly treasures.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:19-21 - The right perspective on the greatness of God is essential if we are going to love Him and trust Him more than mammon.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:19 - 21 - In order to walk in a Kingdom understanding of finances we need to first confront the idol of money in our heart.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 7: 12 Keath looks at what it really means to love others as we love ourselves.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 7: 24-27 Jesus said those who put his teaching into practise are those with true wisdom. Paul looks at how we do this.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:19-24 Bryn looks at how we store up treasures in heaven, rather than focussing on what we are storing on earth
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Keath looks at how our view of eternity shapes our understanding of the Kingdom of God.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Nick examines the centrality of understanding sonship to life in the Kingdom of God.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Paul examines Matt 7: 1-2 and looks at how we come under Father blessing by understanding our position as sons and posturing ourselves to recieve by behaving God's way.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 7: 7-11 Chet examines what it means to ask, seek and knock with our Father.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Nick looks at what the expression 'The Kingdom of God' really means and what we can expect in this life and what in the next.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:25-34 Keath examines how we avoid anxiety and worry.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 6:25-34 Keath examines how we avoid anxiety and worry.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 5:29&30. Paul looks at what Jesus meant when he said if your eye causes you to sin, gouge it out or if your hand causes you to sin, cut it off.
On Christmas day Ryan looks at Mary's response to the unprecedented news the angel brought to her. Nothing is impossible for God.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 5: 13 - 16. Jesus tells us to let our light shine before men. Paul looks at why we want to cover up our light and how Father sets us free of these limitations.
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Bryn looks at a number of aspects of what it means to follow Jesus
Series: Gospel of the Kingdom: Matt 5:5 Blessed are the meek. Ryan uses the account of Abram and Lot in Genesis to examine what it really means to be bridled to a greater cause. i.e meek.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom - Matt 6: 1-18. Ryan examines three righteous acts, giving, prayer and fasting and contrasts the motives of the hypocrites and what the motives of sons of God should be. Righteous acts cannot satisfy, only the Presence of God can.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Matt 5: 17 - 48 Ryan examines Jesus' assertion that we must be perfect if we rely on the law for our salvation, but in the Kingdom, a heart dependent of God's righteousness, recieves His righteousness.
Series: KingsGate Messages - John 15 Intimacy with God is the key to fruitfulness. Ryan looks at four things from John 15, (s)nuggling with God, consuming His word, asking HIm for things and obedience to Him lead to Him Kingdom coming in our lives.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Ryan begins the second section of Matthew's Gospel, ch 5 - 18 which looks at Jesus' ministry in Galilee. He starts with the first beatitude and examines what it means to be poor in spirit.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Keath looks at the good news of the gospel as explained in Matt 1:21
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Through Matt 4:1-11, Keath shows us that Jesus is our greatest need, that He supplies all our needs and how we need to guard against an exaggerated view of our physical needs.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Matt 3:1-6 In this message Paul looks at how even the firebrand prophet, John the Baptist, is an embodiment of God's grace as he heralds the greatest demonstration of God's grace, Jesus.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Matt 3:13-17. In submitting to baptism, Jesus came under God ordained authority and thereby gained authority to minister himself.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Matt 3:13-15 Jesus comes as a humble servant, laying aside his rights as a God and coming to live and die as a man, giving us our model of true humility.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Matt 2 - When the true King comes, all other idols must fall. Ryan looks at how all the idols in our lives must fall as the King of Kings comes to establish his rule in our lives.
Series: The Gospel of the Kingdom. Matt 1 - Keath looks at the life of Joseph, Jesus earthly father and finds a man who does not get huge coverage in the bible but yet a man of great faith.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. Matt 1- Ryan looks at the genealogy of Jesus and picks out the five women recorded in Jesus ancestry to show how the King comes, not in accusation and judgement, but in incredible grace.
Series : The Gospel of the Kingdom. In this message, Keath looks at the doctrine of the person of Christ, how He was fully God and yet fully man at the same time, and so was able to be both the perfect substitute for us, but also our perfect example.
Series: The Gospel of the Kingdom. In this message, Ryan introduces the series on the Gospel of the Kingdom, looks at who Matthew was and why he wrote this gospel. He looks at the main themes of the book and frames up what we will be looking at over the coming series.
Series : KingsGate Messages - Chris charges the church with holding a theology of the whole trinity, Father, Spirit & Son.
Series : KingsGate Messages - Chris charges the church with holding a theology of the whole trinity, Father, Spirit & Son.
Series : KingsGate Messages - Ryan preaches the first message in KingsGate's new building, charging the church to prize God's presence above all else.