Category: Stand-alone

We’re taking a break from our series on Acts to focus on an old treasure — worship — and to understand why we worship the way that we do.

How do we understand Biblical gender roles at Kings and where do we land between complementation and egalitarian views?

We had the great pleasure of commissioning two new Elders, Ben and Martin, as well as hearing updates from Seaford and hearing from Dave Holden.

Looking at Psalm 1. When we delight in God’s Word, we are like a tree planted by streams of water, which brings life to us, and life to those around us.

John is bringing two messages to us on leadership roles in the local church, and how they are used to serve, pastor, protect and guide.

The entire DNA of a tree is in its seed. Once it’s been planted, its DNA drives growth and increase. This is a picture of the Church.

We are secure in the love of Christ, yet there are no guarantees in life. Ecclesiastes 11 reminds us to plant and sow, even in the midst of unpredictable circumstances.

Jesus prays to his Father to bring us into the perfect loving and united relationship he has with him.

Our lives have been disrupted. The answers cannot be found inside of us. Instead, we have to look up, and also look around. We need to reconnect with God and each other.