King's Cross Church
King's Cross Church South Bay
Weekly sermons brought to you by King's Cross Church South Bay. To learn more about the church, go towww.kingscross.la
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Jul 5, 2026
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Jesus Waits 26.01.2020 42:52
Jesus' friends call to him for help in a time of serious need - and he waits. He delays. He doesn't come right away. And it seems to cost his friend's life. Why would he do that? The answer he gives is even more aggravating: "I'm glad I wasn't there for your sake, so that you may believe." How do we deal with a God like that, especially when it feels like he fails to show up at the time of our gre...
Scripture Cannot Be Broken 19.01.2020 43:00
Jesus says that “Scripture cannot be broken.” He is giving us a glimpse of his inner thought world. And it stands in stark contrast not only to how most of LA thinks, but also in contrast to how most of us operate daily. So what’s the big risk? Why does this matter so much? If Jesus is the most joyful person to ever walk the planet, how am I missing out on life to the fullest (Jn.10:10)? Discussio...
The Divine Shepherd 12.01.2020 40:59
Jesus presses this image of shepherd even further and gives us one of the most encouraging promises in Scripture. He holds his sheep, and "no one will snatch them out of my hand." When we go through the dark, lonely, and fearful times of life, how does that give us the confidence to endure? Community Group (CG) Discussion Questions: Do you feel owned, loved, known, and led by Jesus? What does that...
I Am the Good Shepherd 05.01.2020 50:03
For as rarely as most of us have interacted with sheep or shepherds, this is an incredibly popular image of Christ. Why does it resonate so deeply? And might we have missed the punch Jesus intended?
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