Kings Church Eastbourne Audio Teaching

Acts, part 10. In Acts chapter 8 we see the wonderful gospel of Jesus spreading out, reaching different types of people, bringing down the walls between us and nothing can stop it.

Acts, part 9. We take a look at the amazing example of someone who lived their life, right up to the point of death, with absolute certainty and conviction in who God is.

Acts, part 8. The best kind of leadership is one that imitates Jesus, who came to serve and not to be served. We have both elders (servant leaders) and deacons (leading servants), and today we take explore the diaconate role.

Acts, part 7. We're not just called to stay inside the four walls of the church. We're also called to scatter, sowing the seeds of the gospel into everything we do.

Acts, part 6. Looking at the story of Ananias and Sapphira and the fear of God that gripped the community in its wake.

Acts, part 5. Looking at chapter 4 and the transformation of Peter.

Acts, part 4. We've seen firsthand that God heals, but we're also faced with the realities of suffering and death. Our great hope is that in God's Kingdom, no one is ever lost.

Acts, part 3. In chapter 2 we see the importance of baptism and community. To live without fellowship with other believers is like trying to live without water to drink or air to breath.

Acts, part 2. Looking at the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2 and the birth of the church.

Our vision is to advance God’s Kingdom, using every means possible to proclaim the gospel and equip every household to grow as disciples of Jesus. We want to be a church that welcomes the world in, but also gets the saints out.

This is the day that many Christians remember Psalm Sunday—the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. He was welcomed as a King, yet his Kingdom came in a way that was never expected.

This is the day that many Christians remember Psalm Sunday—the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. He was welcomed as a King, yet his Kingdom came in a way that was never expected.

This is the day that many Christians remember Psalm Sunday—the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. He was welcomed as a King, yet his Kingdom came in a way that was never expected.

The parable of the prodigal son is really about two lost brothers, and even a prodigal father. It shows us there are at least two ways to be lost.

Joshua Generation, part 11. If you want to finish well in your life, you must live well today. Don’t leave it too late to accept and follow Jesus—it’s too risky. Don’t carry bitterness or unforgiveness in your heart. Who we are tomorrow depends on decisions we make today.

Joshua Generation, part 10. In Joshua 22 we see that God is still leading his people despite all their stumbling and mistakes. So often it’s two steps forward and one step back. But God does not give up on them.

Joshua Generation, part 9. Character is something that develops over a lifetime, through all kinds of experiences, and is something that cannot be fast-tracked. In Joshua 14 we look at the godly character of Caleb and how he helps form the next generation.

Joshua Generation, part 8. War is part of the fallen human condition, and will always be amongst us. But we have One who has come to bring peace. Jesus is the hope of the nations.

Joshua Generation, part 7. The amount of information and distraction in modern life is greater than any other time in history, and it can be almost overwhelming. There’s also a battle for the mind and a battle against the flesh, and in this we must not set aside our advantage: knowing God.

Joshua Generation, part 6. Chapters 7 and 8 are tough and have to be walked through carefully. Through them we see the mercy and grace of God to those that are willing to repent. But we also see the holiness and sovereignty of God over those who don’t.