King's Church London

One Faith. We all have many things that make up our identity, our culture, our history, our family and many more. Paul calls these things of the flesh, the parts of our identity that are based on our physical bodies. These things are important they should be celebrated and should not be ignored. But for the follower of Christ the most aspect of your identity should be your faith in Christ, who he...

God invites us to One Table where everyone is welcome, united and equal. As Christians we need to confront racism to reflect God's heart and preserve the unity of the body of Christ.

There are three levels to the gospel in Galatians 1, each of which highlight the multi-layered grace of God. Paul draws on the individual, corporate and cosmic dimensions of what God has done in Christ to confront the ethnic divisions in Galatians.

Race does not really exist, biblically speaking. But racism does. And the church has a vital role in confronting it.

This week Steve Tibbert, our Senior Pastor, share our hopes and plans for King's for the coming year.

We are often drawn to things that are new. For example, the new house, car, diet, job or latest trend. These things can be fun and exciting, but Jesus talked about a new start that was far more important and necessary than anything else. In this talk, Charles walks us through Jesus’ encounter with Nicodemus and the importance of being born again. Charles is a pastor and leads the Beckenham site.

In the third of our three week miniseries on cultural questions, we look at Jesus’s teaching Matthew 19, and consider what love looks like in relation to intersex people, transgender people and those with gender dysphoria.

How do we respond biblically and lovingly to questions about sexuality in our culture? Andrew considers the approach Paul takes in 1 Corinthians 6

For the next three weeks we will be looking at issues that are widely debated in our culture. Andrew begins today by looking at how and why we care for creation.

Psalm 67 is a short song that connects blessing with praising. The psalmist reminds us that we are blessed with purpose, not just for us to have a comfortable life, but for our grateful lives to declare God’s goodness to the nations. That in turn leads to a glorious harvest of more people praising and more blessing.

In this wonderful Psalm of praise, David reveals a multi layered image of God as a redeemer, creator and provider. Each show his glory and draw us in to praise his name. Joe is our Downham site leader.

This week Steve Tibbert our Senior Pastor discusses Psalm 1 and how all our choices have consequences. These decisions can affect how fruitful our lives can be, producing good or bad fruit. Steve explains how applying the principles of Psalm 1 can often lead to a prosperous and blessed life.

As we conclude this series based out of the book Gentle and Lowly by Dane Ortlund let’s consider Jesus’ actions at the last Supper in John 13. Jesus demonstrates not only his love but his gentleness and humility towards the disciples, he knows they will betray, deny and leave him, yet he washes their feet and breaks bread with them. He promises to love them to the end – that love will hold him to...

We are inherently law-ish. Our default is to revert back to ‘what can I do to please God’, rather than gratefully receiving the fruit of what he has done for us. God has shown us great mercy; in fact his very nature is that He is rich in mercy. His desire is that we truly enjoy the benefits of His mercy and experience His great love towards us. Andy Floyd is our Lee site leader.

This week Joe looks at more of the character of God, revealed in Exodus particularly looking at how He is mecriful and gracious. Joe Macnamara is the leader of our Downham site.

Jesus is our Advocate with the father, pleading for us, standing for us. The anointed Christ, true mediator, reconciler, ruler, prophet, priest, king. One who cares for us, has our best interest at heart, knows us, is for us, pleads for us. In the high court of heaven, Jesus is our great advocate. Joe is our Downham site leader.

When Jesus clothed himself in our humanity, he took on with it, every aspect of what it means to be human, and emotions are an essential part of being human. This week, we look at how Christ lives out His emotions without allowing them to be affected by sin in the way that it has been for us. Neal Glanville is on of the pastors at our Lee site.

"This week, we look at look the heart of God in the Old Testament and see that the heart of God revealed there is exactly the same as the heart of God revealed in Christ. We are reading from Lamentations where we’re going to see His heart from the saddest chapter in the whole Bible, which comes in the centre of the saddest book in the whole Bible, in response to the saddest event in the whole Bibl...

This week’s sermon is based on John 6:35-40 with a particular focus on verse 37 where Jesus says, “All that the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never cast out.” This message explores three potential barriers that people may have to coming to faith or continuing in their faith in Jesus. Charles is a Pastor at King’s and leads the Beckenham site.

This week’s preach is based on Matthew 11:28-30 where Jesus describes himself, ‘I am gentle and lowly in heart.’ This is the title phrase of the book we are using as background reading: Gentle and Lowly. These qualities are not just emotional they come from the center of Jesus being and describe what motivates him in all he says and does. He is full of grace and love towards his people, but that d...

We are starting a new series called 'Gentle and Lowly' based out of a book with the same title by the American writer Dane Ortlund. Christians generally know what Jesus Christ has done. But who is He? What is He like, deep down? What is His deepest heart for His people, weary and faltering, as we journey towards heaven? Joe Macnamara our Downham site leader.

The early disciples showed incredible resilience and perseverance as they spread the good news of Jesus to Jews and Gentiles. In this talk looking at Acts 14:19-28, we explore what we can learn from the apostle Paul about how to persevere in tough times. Charles is a pastor at King’s and leads the Beckenham site.

The Antioch Church was a thriving Church in many ways, but one area we must not overlook is the foundational role that prayer (with fasting) and worship played in the life of this community. Moses is one of the pastors at the Downham site.

The Antioch church was the first church in history to wrestle with the joys and challenges of ethnic diversity. Their experience, and the way the apostles responded to it, is hugely helpful for us as we pursue a diversity of grace, not of works. Andrew is our Teaching Pastor here at King's.

The church in Antioch was visibly characterised by gifts of the Holy Spirit. Andrew explains what the Spirit did in Antioch, and why we believe he does the same things today.