KXC Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Continuing our series on Wisdom, from Proverbs 4, Iona shares how God’s wisdom can shape our character.
Tim starts our new series on Proverbs, and looks at the Price, Posture, Person and Purpose of Wisdom.
Do we trust God, even when life is hard?
From Daniel 3, Emma shares what trust in God looks like through the tough times.
From Acts 16:16-18, Ruth shares how if we follow Jesus, we are on a journey of deliverance.
Lois Tackie-Oblie, Priest in Charge at Well City Church, continues our series on Acts, sharing about The Church and the Kingdom.
Jamie continues our series going through Acts, by looking at how the early church aligned their money with their faith in Jesus.
Tim continues our Acts series, The Church & The World, exploring what it means for the Church to live faithfully in the world today.
This Pentecost Sunday, Pete introduced a new preaching series on Acts, starting with the Church & the Spirit.
On Super Sunday, from Hebrews, Wole shares how we can keep our focus on God to restore our Zeal and be transformed by his holiness.
Wole Agbaje is the Priest in Charge & Leader of IMPRINT Church, London.
Tim continues our series on Jubilee. From Romans 8, Tim unpacks how we can go on a journey from living as an Orphan to living Adopted by God.
Jon Tyson explores how we can encourage one another, like Barnabas did, and how we are given the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Encouragement.
Jon Tyson is the Senior Pastor at Church of the City New York.
Jon continues our series on Jubilee. He walks us through how Satan uses deception to enslave us, and invites us to ask God to free us.
Jon Thompson is the Senior Pastor of Sanctus Church, Canada.
Tim interviews Ben and Rachel about how they found freedom in Jesus.
They touch on addiction, mental health challenges, and recovery from sexual abuse, then share how Jesus has transformed their lives.
Pete continues our series on Jubilee, looking at how we are adopted by God. Pete unpacks the parable of the Prodigal Son, and shares how we can step into freedom, by living in the love of God.
On Easter Sunday, Tim kicks off our series on Jubilee, exploring what it means to be free.
Following Jesus’ journey on Palm Sunday, Lulu unpacks some of the Spiritual Disciplines, tools given by Jesus that help unhook us from the crowd and pursue intimacy with Him.
Pete shares where God is leading us as a church, and invites us to be praying and fasting for three specific areas in the lead up to Easter.
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Kath shares how we are starting to see God pour out His Spirit and blessing on the children of King’s Cross in a new way.
From Jesus’ interactions in scripture, she unpacks how He sees children.
From Matthew 6:5-13, David Thomas unpacks what we can learn from Jesus’ retreats to the secret place, and encourages us to fall in love with the hidden place.
David Thomas is a pastor that helped to steward the Asbury Outpouring in 2023.
From Matthew 3:13-4:11, Joshua Luke Smith explores three invitations from Jesus’ baptism and journey into the wilderness, that are particularly helpful as we think about Lent.
Pete concludes our series going through the life of David, looking at what we can learn from how he dances before the Lord, worshipping him and celebrating his presence.
Tim continues our series looking at David’s story, exploring what we can learn from David’s transition into being king.
Ruth unpacks what we can learn from David’s time of waiting, holding on to God’s promises.
Pete continues our series, The House of David. From 1 Samuel 17, he looks at what we can learn from the fight between David and Goliath.
Jamie kicks off our new series, The House of David, looking at how David was anointed to be king.
From Luke 4, on Super Sunday, Pete shares how God is calling us into a time of Jubilee – where we can find freedom, restoration and a new start in Him.
From John 1, Ruth explores the invitation of Epiphany, which is to take a fresh look at who Jesus is.
Cath concludes our series going through John’s Gospel, looking at how Jesus is the Good Shepherd.
From Luke 2:1-20, Tim explores what the sound of Christmas is, and how it impacts our lives.
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Joshua Luke Smith continues our series going through John’s Gospel, looking at how Jesus healing the blind man is a parallel to Jesus saying “I am the light of the world”.
From KXC Carols 2025, Pete asks what do our human longings have to do with the heavens? Can our search for an escape from death and darkness be satisfied, and how is Christmas relevant to this?
Pete continues our series, looking how Jesus healing the paralytic parallels with Jesus saying that he is the gate.
Pete continues our series going through John’s Gospel. Looking at the feeding of the five thousand, he explores how Jesus is the Bread of Life.
Kath continues our series, looking at how knowing who Jesus is, and his mission shapes who we are, and our mission.
Emma continues our series, looking at how Jesus’ sign of turning water into wine reflects how he is the true vine.
Pete starts our new talk series, The Word Made Flesh, going through the Gospel of John.
He explores how we can find who we are by first looking at who God is.
Tim continues with All In · Part 2, diving deeper into what it means to come, belong, serve and give to be All In at KXC.
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Pete shares what God has been doing at KXC and the wider church, where God is calling us next, and invites us into an All In spirituality.
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From 2 Corinthians 5:14-21, Joshua explores what being a new creation looks like, and how we are called to the ministry of reconciliation.
Tim explores what standing firm in the Cross looks like in our current cultural moment, and encourages us to pray for the rain.
Pete Hughes finishes our 2-part series, unpacking the gift of speaking and singing in Tongues from the Bible, and explores how it is helpful for our relationship with God.
From 1 Corinthians 13:8-14:5, Pete starts our 2-week series on The Gifts of the Spirit by looking at how Paul talks about Prophecy in the Bible, and how we can practise using this gift.
Cath explores what it means to have joy from the Spirit, and how we are called to a people of unexplainable joy.
From John 4:1-42, Kath shares how God wants to give us his living water, to flow in us and through us, and explores how we can often turn to false comforts instead.
Britt White unpacks Proverbs 3:5-6 with a powerful challenge: Will we let Jesus truly be Jesus in our lives?
Benji encourages us to look past distractions, and focus on Jesus, who is calling us into depth in our relationship with Him.
Emma asks if our inner life with Jesus strong enough to deal with the pressure our outer life?
From 2 Corinthians 4:7-18, she explores how Paul’s inner strength comes from God, not ourselves.
Pete interviews Tich and Joan Smith, who are mission partners with KXC. They share how God called them from a place from rock bottom, to serve orphans in South Africa.
Tim explores what we can learn from examples of being in the wilderness in the Bible, looking at Mark 1:1-15 and Isaiah 35:1-2.
Rounding up our Baptism of Honesty series, Pete interviews Feruza as she shares her experience of losing family from the Grenfell Tower fire.
With our ‘Baptism of Honesty’ series, we have looked at how the Psalms shows that God wants us to be raw and honest with him, and we have heard stories of how people from our community have experienced this first hand.
Interviewed by Pete, Sara-Louise shares how she was given the opportunity to step into healing, after her father was killed by the IRA.
With our ‘Baptism of Honesty’ series, we have looked at how the Psalms shows that God wants us to be raw and honest with him, and we have heard stories of how people from our community have experienced this first hand.
Joshua Luke Smith and Kara Smith share how they met with God, during their experience of a close friend’s death from cancer.
Pete kicks off our next talk series, looking at how the Psalms show we can bring everything to God, the good, the bad and the ugly.
Over the next few weeks, we will be hearing from some people at KXC how they have met God with pain they have experienced.
Lois unpacks how the Fear of the Lord means being in awe of God, rather than being afraid, and explores what this unlocks in our lives.
Tyler shared two talks with KXC on 15th June. This is the second talk, where Tyler shares on Spirit Empowered Creativity, from Genesis 2:4-25. This talk is also available to watch on YouTube.
Tyler Staton is the Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon, and the Board Chair of 24-7 Prayer USA.
Tyler shared two talks with KXC on 15th June. This is the first talk, where Tyler shares on the Holy Spirit, from John 20:19-23.
Tyler Staton is the Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon, and the Board Chair of 24-7 Prayer USA.
Wrapping up our ‘Life in the Spirit’ series, Tim shares from Romans 8:28-39 how the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Life and Power, and how we are more than victorious through the Spirit.
From Romans 8:12-25, Jamie shares how the Holy Spirit can give us True Hope, instead of False Hope.
From Romans 8:18-25, Ruth shares about the power of the Hope that the Holy Spirit gives us, even in the midst of suffering.
Continuing our series, ‘Life in the Spirit’, Kath shares what it means for the Holy Spirit to be the Spirit of Adoption. The passage is Romans 8:14-17.
Continuing our series, ‘Life in the Spirit’, Cath shares what it means for the Holy Spirit to be the Spirit of Adoption. The passage is Romans 8:14-17.
From Romans 8:5-13, Damilola continues our Life in the Spirit series, sharing how the Holy Spirit is The Spirit of Freedom.
Tim starts our new talk series: Life in the Spirit, looking at Romans 8.
From verses 1-4, Tim asks what is the story that gives my life meaning, and what is the power that gives my life influence?
From Luke 24:1-7, Joshua Luke Smith asks what it would look like to tune our hearts to the frequency of the resurrection.
From Matthew 21, Emma explores how Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on a donkey marks a hinge moment in Jesus’ life, and encourages us to reflect on what our expectations of Jesus are, as we come into Holy Week.
Kath shares how God calls us to ask for more of his Holy Spirit, as we give more of the parts of our lives to him.
Pete Hughes shares the vision for KXC, and invites us to be ‘All In’ with what God is doing at and through KXC.
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Emma unpacks the practise of Prayer, looking at how prayer can shape our lives, and the lives of those around us.
From the Sunday Service at the KXC Weekend Together, Pete Greig looks at 1 Kings 18:41-46, and explores how we can step into our authority from God, through prayer, as we prepare for the move of God that we see coming our way.
From Session 3 of the KXC Weekend Together, James Aladiran looks at Acts 12, and explores how constant prayer leads to a move of God.
From Session 2 of the KXC Weekend Together, Amy Hughes shares how we are anointed for the sake of others, and to see heaven come to earth.
From Session 1 of the KXC Weekend Together, Jonny Hughes shares about Cultural Fragmentation and Repentance.
Pete continues our sermon series on ‘Forgiveness’, looking at the topic of forgiveness and freedom.
We’re joined by theologian, author and speaker, Amy Orr-Ewing, as we continue our series on ‘Forgiveness’.
From Mark 5:21-43, Joshua Luke Smith shares how we can reorientate ourselves towards awe and amazement in the midst of suffering.
Emma shares how we can learn more about Jesus and how we relate to him through looking at the Magi.
From Isaiah 35:10, Joshua Luke Smith shares how the birth of Jesus takes us through a journey from exile and sorrow, to glory and joy.
Finishing our series on Practicing the Way, Pete looks at the practice of Scripture and shares how Scripture can help us grow in our relationship with Jesus.
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From Ephesians 2:19-22, Emma shares how we can take part in self-giving community, growing in maturity as we follow Jesus.
Continuing our series on Practising the Way, Jamie shares how the practice of Service helps us grow to be more like Jesus.
Continuing our series on Practising the Way, Pete shares how the practice of fasting can be a useful tool as we learn to live in the way of Jesus, so that we can be more like him.
From Luke 12:32-34, Cath shares how we can be generous with our money, as a response to a God who gives us everything, experiencing freedom and joy in the process.
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From Romans 5, and through his own experience of having cancer, Tyler unpacks how Jesus redeems suffering in the present, and promises the defeat of suffering in the future.
Tyler Staton is the Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon, and the National Director of 24-7 Prayer USA.
Tim continues with Part 2 of our All In series, sharing how choosing to be ‘All In’ for the church means the church can be ‘All In’ for the world, so that we can take part in God’s will to make All Things New.
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Pete shares some of what we’ve seen God doing here at KXC, and names the 7 priorities for us as a church over the coming years.
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Nicky Gumbel, previously Vicar at HTB and a pioneer of the Alpha Course, shares how Jesus has a great vision for our lives.
Lois continues the series speaking about parables of prayer using the parable of the friend at midnight.
In the next part of the series, Pete talks about praying from the heart and unanswered prayer
To kick off our new series ‘Teach Us To Pray’, David Thomas talks to us about how and why we should pray for an awakening in our surrounding culture.
Christ is risen! He is risen indeed, Alleluia!
Happy Easter! Listen as Cath Carter shares the good news of the risen Jesus!
Listen to our series from the KXC Weekend Together 2024 with our friends Georges and Katie Dumaine.
Listen to our series from the KXC Weekend Together 2024 with our friend Georges Dumaine.
Rome was like the nerve centre of the empire – and the vision was to recreate Rome across the empire. Philippi, Ephesus and all the colonies existed to serve Rome. Generosity therefore didn’t flow outwards but control meant that greed flowed inwards. Rather than creating a city of greed, how do we create a city that is for generosity? Has London become the Rome of our day where people see it as a place of greed and an island disconnected from the rest of the nation? How do we generously give away, and send stuff outwards?
This is based on the Athens story of Paul going in and recognising that they’ve got all these gods, and pointing them to the God they don’t know about, the one who is at the centre of it all. Cities are places of worship – how do we make sure we invite people to worship the one true God? How do we dethrone the idols of our age?
Focussing on Paul’s vision for family and community in the context of Ephesus, this is an opportunity to push back on the individualism that dominates in our city and means that although surrounded by millions, people increasingly feel isolated and alone. How do we draw people into the Kingdom community in the midst of this?
This reflects the movement out of Egypt into the freedom of Jerusalem, the city of Shalom. How do we make sure what we’re building in the city is a place of freedom for all? Not just freedom from the world, but freedom for the world.
The city of Hebron became a city of refuge (Joshua 20). The vision was that if you were on the run, you’d be guaranteed safety. They’re commanded to establish cities of refuge. How do we create cities of refuge? How can London be a place of sanctuary for refugees, the vulnerable and those on the margins of society. How can we create safety within the city, rather than it being dog-eat-dog? How can we build something different?
For Babylon, the tower of Babel is the origin story, and it’s basically trying to build something without God. A lot of people come to London to climb ladders, to extract what they need from the city, and then head to the suburbs and live a comfortable life. In other words, they’re using the city for their own needs and end goals. But a kingdom engagement with the city is more like “I’m here to serve the city.” It’s asking “God, what are you doing in the city?”. I’m not using the city for my glory – I’m serving the city for the glory of God.
We’ve begun a new series on miracles, starting with Pete Hughes speaking on the willingness of God to heal.
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Tyler Staton, pastor, author, and speaker joins us to talk about John 9 and the process of healing.
This week, Pete looks back on a year of growth and casts vision for what lies ahead for KXC.
Simon Thomas, Sky Soccer Saturday presenter, speaks on faith, grief and imposter syndrome.
Joshua Luke Smith talks about building healthy practices of lament, confession and adoration.
This week, Ruth May finishes off our summer series on Ephesians, looking at the armour of God.
Jon Carter continues our series on Ephesians looking at Ephesians 4 and 5, and its call to us today.
Lois continues our series on Ephesians, challenging us to think about why and how we live in the light that we have recieved.
Cath Carter continues our series on Ephesians, looking at Pauls prayer in chapter three.
Join us as we dive into our summer series on Ephesians. This week Pete kicks us off with Ephesians 1, using a three part structure of ‘Context, Text and Reader’, we look to see what God is wanting to say to us today.
Listen as Lois Tackie-Oblie, KXC’s Evangelism Pastor, talks to us about how God uses our imagination.
KXC Ventures is all about celebrating a culture of pioneering in the life of our church. In this first Ventures Story, Nick interviews Pete Beckett, who has been on a pioneering journey with Indii, empowering people facing digital exclusion.
This week Pete dives deep into Ezekiel, looking at what the Glory of God is, how it departs and how we are to prepare ourselves for it.
Pete Portal dives into Philippians 4 looking at the power of Jesus and the participation of sharing in His suffering.
Jon Carter finishes off our series ‘The Beauty of the Gospel’ using an interview with Rachel Jordan-Wolf, Church of Englands National Mission and Evangelism Advisor, as he unpacks the call to action in Matthew 28.
We had the pleasure of hosting Shane Claiborne, who continued our series ‘The Beauty of the Gospel’, focussing on Jesus’ call to justice.
This week Ruth May continued our series ‘The Beauty of the Gospel’, looking at Justice.
Continuing our teaching series, ‘The Beauty of the Gospel’, Lois explores what it means to be adopted into the family of God.
On Pentecost Sunday, Cath continues our current teaching series, ‘The Beauty of the Gospel’, by looking at the power of the Holy Spirit.
Bonus podcast! At the 5pm service this week Pete interviewed Mark Sayers, Author and Senior Pastor of Red church Melbourne.
This week we had the pleasure of hosting Mark Sayers, Author and Senior Pastor of Red Church Melbourne. Take a listen as he delves into the invitation for us to step into Gods calling on our lives.
Join us for Open House Sunday where Pete interviews Steve Burston, vicar of Church Crawley, and explore’s his story of Gods grace and love.
Happy Palm Sunday, we hope you enjoyed singing all the classic hosanna songs! This week Ruth discusses what it looks like to be a disciple of Jesus as we look back at Jesus entering Jerusalem at the start of this Holy Week.
It’s Vision Sunday again! Listen as Pete talks to us about the new wine that we are beginning to see here at KXC.
This week Pete pauses our ‘With Me’ Series to talk about what the Asbury outpouring means for us here at KXC.
Emma Heddle continues our series ‘With Me: A Journey through Psalm 23’, looking at verse 4.
This week we had Lauren Windle, public speaker, journalist and Author of ‘Notes on Love’. Take a listen as she tells us her story and how we can learn to love more like Jesus.
Using the story of Peter walking on water, Ruth explores what it means to believe in the power of light and have faith in Jesus even in the midst of the storms of life.
Happy New Year!!
Dave Mulcock takes us into 2023, emphasising the importance of finding our value in Jesus.
Take a listen as Lois Tackie-Oblie talks to us about the hope that we can find in the advent season.
We had the pleasure of hosting Dave Lomas, Pastor of Reality San Fransisco, who talked to us about the lessons we can learn from the mountain.
Listen as Ruth May finishes our ‘Let The Light In’ series, talking about serving and pride.
This week our very own Damilola Makinde talked to us about the spiritual practice of fasting.
Tyler Staton, Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon, and the National Director of 24-7 Prayer USA, continues our ‘Let The Light In’ series, talking about the power and importance of confession.
Take a listen as Pete Hughes talks to us about the importance of generosity within our spiritual lives.
This week we are joined by poet, rapper and producer, Joshua Luke Smith, who speaks on what it looks like to receive the unconditional love of God.
This week Pete continues our series ‘Let The Light In’, looking at the importance of forgiveness.
This week Lois continues our new series ‘Let The Light In’, exploring what it looks like to be released from comparison and envy in order to walk in a life of encouragement.
Pete Hughes kicks off a new teaching series by suggesting that God wants to do something new in us as we open up the windows and let the light in.
Ruth May explores what happens when God’s Spirit is poured out, and as we intercede for social change and justice.
Colin Hamilton explores what it might look like to rebuild altars of worship where the glory of God can be seen.
Emma Heddle finishes off our teaching series, Encounters with Grace, by exploring what it means to be called by God and what it looks like to fully step into this truth.
Lois Tackie-Oblie continues our teaching series, Encounters with Grace, by looking at what it means to be empowered.
Rebecca Hamilton continues our teaching series, Encounters with Grace, by exploring what it means to encounter freedom in Jesus.
In her last Sunday with KXC before embarking on a church planting adventure in North Cornwall, Anna Mason encourages us to live a life of sacrificial love and devotion to Jesus for the sake of King’s Cross and beyond.
Pete Hughes continues our current teaching series, Encounters with Grace, by focusing on the love of the Father.
Ruth May continues our current teaching series Encounters With Grace, by exploring our identity as a forgiven people.
What does it mean to be human? Pete Hughes launches a new teaching series focusing on Jesus’ encounters with people in the gospels. When Jesus meets with people, he reveals how God sees them and restores their true identity as sons and daughters. As we go through these stories, our hope is that we might … Continue reading Encounters with Grace: Chosen →
What should we expect when we say ‘come Holy Spirit’? Pete Hughes looks at how the work of the Spirit should awaken us, form us and empower us.
Jon Carter looks at the person of John the Baptist, exploring how we can live as distinctive people filled with the Holy Spirit.
Jay Pathak, National Director of Vineyard USA and lead pastor of Mile High Vineyard, explores what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit.
Visiting from Manenberg, Cape Town, Pete Portal continues our current teaching series, Streams in the Wasteland.
Jesus said, “come to me all who are thirsty … and streams of living water will flow from within you”. When it feels like we’re wandering through the wilderness, how do we become people who not only drink this living water but are filled to overflowing in such a way that life breaks out in … Continue reading Streams in the Wasteland: Intro →
Lois Tackie-Oblie reflects on the peace, joy and resurrection life on offer as we catch a glimpse of Jesus.
In a time of rebuilding, Pete concludes our new mini teaching series looking at the foundations we are building on as the church.
In a time of rebuilding, Pete kicks off a new mini teaching series looking at the foundations we are building on as the church.
Anna Mason interviews Karis Carson and Zach Gain as we conclude our teaching series, The House of God, by exploring what it means to be a people of mercy and justice.
Pete interviews Nick Johnson and others from the KXC community as we continue our teaching series, A House of God, by exploring what it means to be a people of innovation and renewal.
As we open the doors to our new home, King’s House, Pete shares the story of where we’ve been and where we’re heading as a church – it’s a story of God’s faithfulness.
Do you want to know God more? Do you want to taste and see more of his goodness? This teaching series provides a moment to lean into the names that reveal God’s character and see that there’s a different way to live. Pete invites us to reject the restlessness around us and chose to live … Continue reading Name Above All Names: Yahweh Will Provide →
How do we survive seasons of challenge, hardship and adversity? And how do we grow in these seasons? After 40 years in the wilderness, Moses has an encounter with God that proves to be a turning point in the entire narrative of Scripture. As he asks the question, “Who am I?”, God responds by revealing … Continue reading Name Above All Names: Yahweh is There →
Benji Jackson invites us into a journey of discovering contemplation and the freedom that can be found through intimacy with Jesus.
Carey Ellis looks at three simple rhythms to help us to fix our eyes on Jesus as we begin a new year.
As the prodigal son returns home, a sound is released. It’s the sound of freedom; a sound that stops anxiety in its tracks; a sound that shakes the darkness of night; that sings belonging over each and every returned daughter and son. The Father is calling us home. Damilola Makinde invites us to look up … Continue reading KXC Carols 2021: Home For Christmas – Part 2 →
Over 2000 years ago, at the hinge point of human history, God took on flesh – the Creator stepped into creation – in order to be with us and to welcome us home with an almighty embrace. Drawing on the parable of the prodigal son, Pete Hughes invites us into the Christmas story.
Jesus had a radical relationship with power. We are in Advent as we finish up this sermon series on ‘God with Us’ and those two things align beautifully. The whole point of Emmanuel is that the God of everything came, as a baby – the most powerful becoming one of us. The paradox of God … Continue reading God With Us – Jesus With The Powerful →
Today’s culture has a tendency to think of ethics as an evolving notion. As civilisations have progressed, our morals have constantly evolved in an upward trajectory. If that were the case then we would have nothing to learn from the way of Jesus. However, the reality is that the model and example of Jesus is the climactic moment in all of human history. It doesn’t take a long look to conclude that the treatment of women in today’s society isn’t flourishing. This week Pete takes a deep dive into the context that Jesus was in, alongside today’s context and then challenges our approach to this moment.
London is longing for a community that becomes a living picture of the Kingdom of Heaven. Tyler Staton brings us a challenge to look honestly at our lives and community to see if it reflects this Kingdom. The followers of Jesus were asked, ‘Why does your teacher eat with tax collectors and sinners?’ In response, Jesus showed and taught that proximity to the poor is an inseparable part of what it looked like to follow him.
This is the start of a new series. God with us. We are going to go on a journey discovering the incarnational nature of a living God. This week, Damilola Makinde walks us through a story in the Bible where a woman anoints Jesus with perfume from an alabaster jar. She goes into God’s love language towards us and how God’s love for us is met by our outpouring of worship. We give all of ourselves because he has given more than we can offer.
Why Is giving so hard? Why is generosity so hard? We know scientifically that generosity is good for us, but why does it feel like death sometimes? Financial giving can bring up so many anxieties within us, however, generosity is a major key to the fullness that Jesus has for you. Pete Hughes speaking this week on the reckless generosity that we want to embody.
In 11 years our vision has grown but our roots have stayed the same. We are a church that recklessly gives itself away to God, each other, and the people of King’s Cross. Over this two week mini-series, we are going to do three things… look back with gratitude; look forward with faith; act now with generosity. These talks will give you the foundation of what we are about and give you a vision of where we are going.
“The story you live in is the story you live out” is a classic KXC idiom. Anna Mason flips it on its head and asks, ‘if the story we are living out is killing the planet, what exactly is the story we are living in?’. This sermon delivers a challenge to engage with climate change as a discipleship issue that is at the core of our Christian story.
If you want to inhabit a moment of uncertainty in a way that impacts the world, you need to do so with conviction. Here we take a look at 7 convictions, all beginning with C, that root KXC in this uncertain time. Courageous – Contextual – Contemplative – Compassionate – Communal – Charismatic – Contending. We have been looking at a vision for the church, this is how that vision plays out.
Pete Hughes kicks off our mini series, Why Church? A Vision for Church, unpacking the vision of a worldwide community of Jesus followers who are made in the image of God who exists in community.
Pete Hughes teaches on the art of decision making, by discerning voices, plotting trajectories, and naming the desires of our heart.
At the KXC Big Weekender, Pete Hughes reflects on the past 18 months and how we continue to move forward into being intentional about building community and being family.
Ruth shares from Mark 5:24-35 and the story of Jesus healing, restoring and transforming the life of a woman who had been bleeding for 12 years.
Anna Mason shares with us about who we know Jesus to be, and how there is certainty in Jesus because of his nature and acts, in life and death.
Pete Hughes draws our series Songs From the Frontline to a close, by exploring what intimacy looks like in a time of crisis.