King's Church Lewes Podcast

Revelation 6v12-17 and Revelation 19v11-16 Hell is not popular in our culture: too many Christians try to sweep it under the carpet or explain it away. However, if we really want to understand what Jesus has done we need to understand what he saves us from.

Wouldn't it be great if God really showed up? When Isaiah actually encounters God we find that the presence of God is a lot less comfortable than we might think.

Whatever struggles and battles we face as Christians getting closer to the cross is always a good idea. Let's draw near to see what happens in Jesus' horrific crucifixion, and what a huge difference it makes for us.

It's time to go to the doctors as we examine our hearts and see what the real Jesus has to say about our health. How's your heart?

This passage has it all, healing, Beelzebub, demons, and the unforgivable sin. And Jesus deals with it all. But how does the real Jesus do it all? and what do we learn about him?

Ever just felt shattered? Do you get those times were you just need to stop and rest? Well Jesus understands! Here we are going to look at a day of rest called the Sabbath. What actually is the Sabbath? What should we do on the Sabbath? And what does all this tell us about the real Jesus?

Ever wondered why some people take so long to become Christians and others never make it at all? Why do they just not get it, even when it's really well explained? Jesus tells us why this is, and what we can do about it...

Not everyone likes Jesus. Many people rejected him to his face and many people do so today. But does it really matter? What's the problem if someone decides that the gospel is not for them? And what if they just don't get it?

God seems to have an annoying habit of doing things in ways we don't expect. Christians have an even more annoying habit of expecting God to only do things our way. How can we avoid missing what God is doing because of our own preconceptions?

Not everyone likes the message of Jesus and sometimes we can find ourselves on the receiving end of some pretty nasty responses. Is it our fault for not presenting it clearly enough? What should we do when we find ourselves taking flak for Jesus?

Don't be too quick to answer 'no I'm not' to the title question. Wherever you live, work or play Jesus has decided that you are the one he wants to point people to him. Let's see how he wants us to do it...

Sometimes Jesus doesn't do what we expect him to or what we ask him to. Is it because he doesn't care or isn't able to, or is there a different reason? How can we be confident in a saviour who seems so unpredictable?

Why do we find change so hard to handle? Why do churches so quickly get set in their ways? Jesus shows us that if we want God's best for us we need to be flexible, always ready to respond to what God is doing today.

Here we are going to see what happens when we take a paralysed man, his friends, a bunch of religious guy and the most hated men in 1st century Palestine and put them all together with Jesus! We see authority challenged, what makes up a true disciple and an exciting mission to fulfil

Jesus' mates asked what is arguably the most important question EVER on a very eventful 'day off' which involved violent storms and crazy naked men. What kind of man is this Jesus fella? And most importantly how will you respond?....

Jesus seemed to have no problem healing anyone who came to him, yet despite this we can struggle to believe he will heal people through us today. What is it about the real Jesus that can lift our faith and expectation for miracles?

Ephesians 6v10-20 and Judges3v31 Living in the good of what God has done isn't always an easy ride. Sometimes we feel under-resourced and ill-equipped, but we still need to fight. Let's see how...

All that glitters isn't gold, and not everyone who claims to be a Christian really is. How can you tell the real believers from imitations? And more importantly how can you know if you're the real deal or just a cheap knock-off?

Ever felt like praying is a waste of time and God's not listening? You're not alone; which is why Jesus gives us this cast-iron guarantee of the effectiveness of prayer. So grab hold of it and keep praying!

Everyone likes chocolate eggs, but surely Jesus rising from the dead is taking Easter a bit far? Do we have to turn our brains off in order to believe or is there a better option available?

No one likes a hypocrite: Especially Jesus. With a strong warning and with humour he warns us to be careful how we deal with other people when we ourselves are not perfect.

Everyone has money worries at some time or other - but what has it got to do with Jesus? Surely he's not interested in our bank accounts? Turns out he is, and has a very promising investment opportunity for us.

As we look at this Godfather trilogy, do you have what it takes to be a secret agent? Do you really know your Godfather and is there a secret formula for prayer? Let's see what the real Jesus has to say...

What does it take to be a good person? How good exactly does God require us to be? How can we really know if we are ever good enough? It turns out it's not really about trying harder at all...

Christians can often feel like an unwanted minority in a godless society and retreat into a bunker mentality. However Jesus tells us we are to affect the whole of our culture with what God has given us. But how can so few of us make such big difference?