CCK London Podcasts

We have a friend who is able to give us what we need. His GENTLENESS/CALMNESS/SOOTHING - Reduces the pain and the discomfort. Refreshes/relieves us whether we are IGNORANT or WAYWARD.

Because Jesus was tempted in every way he has a heart that is able to sympathise.

Jesus' joy in serving us and rescuing us

It is impossible for the affectionate heart of christ to be exaggerated or over celebrated.

There’s only ONE place in the four gospels where Jesus tells us about his own heart. Where he pulls back the veil and lets us see into the core of who he is.

Clarity on where to serve often starts with answering the question what needs do I see and how can I meet them?

Through Christ we are totally different people. The Old has Gone, we are now living a new life. We have been raised with him, we are now brand new people. We are glorious and our brand new nature needs to be in the driving seat.

There isn’t a place where Jesus isn’t authorised/allowed to act and rule. No limitation, no restriction.  The courage and confidence is the rock solid foundation of the words ALL authority.

Legalism is the attempt to earn acceptance or strengthen God’s love via obedience. Legalism looks wise desirable and attractive, but unlike the freedom found in Jesus, legalism creates harsh self reliance, an undesirable life, a tight unattractive restrictive life.

COLOSSIANS 2:6-15- The full deity of Christ, and His sufficiency in salvation by faith. For us: do we believe in Christ for our fulness? What other “false gods” are we tempted to add on? What other “gods” are we using as substitute saviours?

In the final episode from series 1, Pete and Jamie continue the conversation about the differences between personality-driven churches and five-fold ministry churches. When churches stagnate or struggle to build momentum, the temptation can be to try and "fix" the problem with attractive programmes or initiatives. But often, these solutions are masking the real problem - an absence of the apostoli...

The suffering of Paul but the mystery of CHRIST:” in YOU the hope of Glory” as an encouragement. For us: How does believing in “Christ in us the hope of Glory” impact our daily lives? COLOSSIANS 1:24-2:5

A vision Sunday talk based on the documentary Sir Alex Ferguson - Never Give In. The first battle is in our beliefs. God believes in us more than we do ourselves. He wants to persuade and convince us as a local church that We Can Win The league.

It's one thing to have experiences of freedom in the presence of God, but how do we actually possess freedom as an internal, daily reality? So often, the things restricting us from living in freedom are not the circumstances around us, but the beliefs we brought in the room with us. In this episode, Jamie and Pete explore the power of mindsets - both healthy and unhealthy - and the importance of i...

Colossians 1:15-23 is about taking a step back and seeing the bigger picture of who Jesus is and what He has achieved.

Identity is who we believe we are - Identity shapes our behaviour - the way we live. Not modify your behaviour - but know who you actually are. What Jesus has done - who we now are - This is how to live as a community shaped by Jesus.

The bible tells us that we're transformed when we behold God's glory, so why is introspection so rife within the church? In this episode, Jamie and Pete examine the biblical model for transformation - where the abundant life Jesus promised His followers becomes ours as we're increasingly preoccupied with Him - and contrast this with a worrying trend of 'peeling back the layers' in order to find ev...

The only way we will be able to celebrate our diversity and at the same time pursue absolute unity is though alignment with the culture of heaven.

In this episode, Jamie and Pete explore how each one of us is qualified by God to bring others into freedom and destroy the works of darkness. Crucially, our confidence in our God-given authority grants us access to heaven's resources and this is part of the mind-renewal journey we're all on. This is not just for the few; every one of us has a significant part to play.

Why are believers told that we must have someone in authority 'over' us in order for us to be 'safe' to exercise authority ourselves? In this challenging episode, Pete and Jamie uncover a huge misconception that is prevalent throughout the body of Christ that might even be contrary to the teaching of Jesus.

Our life and our story is our gift to the world. Jamie tells 11 stories about his experience of the person of Holy Spirit.

Philippians 4:10-23 is a remarkable passage! Paul could have just written a simple “thank you!”, but instead it turned out to be a great insight into what generosity is about and reveals a lot about Paul’s attitude to money and how to find the secret to contentment in life in poverty or abundance.

In this episode, Jamie and Pete explore the stark differences between churches that operate within control mechanisms and ones that empower & trust their congregation to become mature 'guardians' of the environment. One creates free and powerful people; the other dysfunctional cultures.

A call to Christ-centred mature community

Freedom is hugely important to the gospel, and yet many believers struggle to define it, let alone experience it. In this episode, Jamie and Pete explore the essence of freedom, why it's so important and why some churches have it while others don't.