King’s Church High Wycombe

In the fourth Sunday of our 40 Days of prayer and fasting preaching series, Ade talks about the peace of God that goes beyond understanding and how we can experience it even in the hardest of times.

In the third Sunday of our 40 Days of prayer and fasting preaching series, Neil talks about the Holy Spirit.

In the second of our 40 Days of prayer and fasting preaching series, Rich talks about the presence of God, and how we understand and experience his presence in our everyday lives.  

During the first of our midweek meetings for our 40 Days of Prayer and Fasting as a church family, we were blessed to be encouraged and challenged by Wendy Mann from King's Arms Bedford talking on wrestling with the power of the presence of God, and the impact this has on our lives

In the first of our 40 Days series, guest speaker Mick comes to deliver a preach on God's pursuit of us, and what this means for living our Christian lives. 

In an intro to our upcoming 'Pursuit of God' 40 Days of prayer and fasting series, John provides detail around how this time is going to work, and the biblical reasons behind fasting and praying together.

In a one-off Gift Day for the church, Rich preaches on the heart behind giving generously as a Christian, and why we do it.

In this one-off guest preach, Gregg Downes speak on Jesus as our living hope.

On Easter Sunday, John delivered a preach on what Jesus' resurrection means for us as Christians, the firm foundation this gives us to live our lives for him,  and an invitation for those who don't yet believe to receive this living hope.

In the second of this mini-series leading up to Easter Sunday, Ron preaches from the book of Luke and our response to Jesus' entry into Bethlehem.

In the first of mini-series leading up to Easter, Rich preaches on how the way of the cross is one of 'death, compassion and devotion', using Luke 9:51-62 to preach from.

In the final of our 'Beautiful Attitudes' preaching series, Seyi preaches on righteousness, and living in righteousness in a society that seeks to persecute us for this. 

In the next of our 'Beautiful Attitudes' preaching series, Ron preaches on 'blessed are the peacemakers' and what this means for us as Christians.

In the next of our 'Beautiful Attitudes' preaching series, Rich talks from Matthew 5:8, and the need to bring ourselves to God and remind ourselves of his forgiveness for us in order to restore and purify our hearts for Jesus. We apologies for the audio issues that occurred during this preach.

On a baptisms and dedications Sunday, Ron preaches on what it means to get baptised, using the example of Jesus' baptism.

In the next of our 'Beautiful Attitudes' preaching series, Nicola preaches on mercy from Matthew 5:7, and what it means to show mercy to other in light of God's mercy for us. 

In the next of our 'Beautiful Attitudes' preaching series, Neil preaches from Matthew 5:6, and how as Christians we should hunger and thirst for righteousness. 

In the next of our 'Beautiful Attitudes' preaching series, Ade preaches on the next part of the Matthew 5 passage, and how meekness shouldn't be viewed as weakness. 

In the fifth and final of the 2025 TEN Talks, Zoe talks from Psalms 55:22, and casting your burdens on the Lord.

In the fourth of our TEN talks of 2025, Dan talks from Romans 12:2 and the pleasing will of God.

In the third of our TEN talks of 2025, Jonathan speaks from Psalms 27:4 and 8, talking about life-changing encounters with God.

In the second of our TEN Talks of 2025, Shola talks from Romans 8 and her journey with Christ through living without fear by the Spirit of God.

In the first of our TEN Talks of 2025, Jacqui speaks from Philippians 2:5-8 and sharing her journey of finding her identity in Jesus.

Guest preacher Blesson Thomas joins us at King's to encourage, challenge and motivate us to become a church full of prayer warriors with Jesus at the centre of it all.

In the next of our 'Beautiful Attitudes' preaching series, Ayodeji preaches on Matthew 5 verse 4, and talks about how as Christians we should be those who mourn in the Spirit.