King's Church Lewes Podcast

Ever felt short of resources? Ever felt like you need more? It seems there is more for us, if we are prepared to trust God with what we have.

Do you submit to Jesus' Awesome Authority which he has as the Ultimate Owner? Here in this sermon we are going to look at how Jesus' parable of the wicked tenants applies to us today and see how Jesus with Awesome Authority as the Ultimate Owner affects us.

John 6:16-21, Matt 14:22-30

Having received such a great salvation from God how should we live? This passage suggests we should apply ourselves vigorously to making the most of who we are in Christ. But what exactly does that involve?

The Bible tells us that one of the first things we need to do once we have become Christians is to be baptised. But Why? What's it really all about?

Guest speaker John Hosier speaking this week.

'We're all going to the law courts to decide the most significant court case there will ever be! Do you know that YOU have a part to play! What's YOUR verdict and do you really understand your sentence?'

Regeneration, what is it? How does it work? Do we need it? Christians undergo a huge change when they choose to follow Jesus. This is called regeneration and here we see whether it is anything like Dr. Who's regeneration or not. .....here's a clue... No it's not.

One of the greatest truths of the gospel is that when we are saved we are 'in Christ' - meaning all he is and does is counted for our benefit. What exactly does this really mean?

Salvation is not just about making this life better; many people really suffer for their faith in Jesus. So why does it still make sense to follow Jesus? Will everything really be finally ok?

Why do some people respond positively to Jesus while others ignore him? Is it because we are somehow spiritually or morally better than them? Nothing could be further from the truth, as we find out in Genesis chapter 0.....

The fact that God is 'our father' is such a well known part of Christianity that we can miss the awesomeness of it. How exactly is God our father and why doesn't it amaze us more?

If you tell people that God loves them they are normally fairly unimpressed. Yet this is the most staggering, incomprehensible & extraordinary statement on earth! So why are we so unmoved by it?

Why did Jesus come to earth? What was his mission? It turns out that Jesus was determined to find and rescue lost people. But do we really need his help?

Each one of us has a body and we are affected by how it works every day. There is a special heavenly body which we have the privilege of being part of as Christians and each of us have a vital part. Do you want a heavenly body and are you ready to play your part?

What are the most important things we need to be doing as Christians? How do we make sure we are living in a way that pleases God? It turns out there is a surprisingly simple answer...

What is real worship & how can we make sure we really please God when we are worshipping?

Ever felt like there's 'too much month left at the end of the money'? Staying on top of our finances can be really difficult. Jesus does enable us to take control, but only if we're prepared to tackle the problem head on.

Jesus has left us with very clear instructions about our mission on earth: We are to find as many ways as possible to help as many people as possible become his followers. Yet we can find it so hard to do. So how can we start to take our mission more seriously?

Most of us spend much of our waking lives either at work or thinking about work. For some of us work is also the last thing we want to think about on a Sunday! But how does being a Christian impact what I do for the rest of the week?

By looking at Hebrews 11 we will look at how our faith works and how we can practicaly just step out in faith.

Many Christians live with a underlying sense of inadequacy: They find it hard to talk about Jesus, struggle to engage in worship, and lack many of the spiritual gifts found in the New Testament. So how can we get some real oomph into our Christian lives?

Almost all Christians say they would like to be better at praying. Why do we find it so hard and how can we learn to pray better?

Everyone needs a good diet to be healthy and fit. The same is true for our spiritual health - but what can give us the spiritual nutrients we need? As a Christian can I really 'Feed myself Fit'?

Jesus didn't just die to forgive a bunch of people. He gave his life for the church, to build an awesome new community of people totally devoted to God. So what does that mean for me and my priorities in life?