KXC Podcast

Damilola Makinde continues our series Songs From the Frontline by exploring the theme of thanksgiving in Psalm 100.

Pete Hughes introduces our new series Songs From the Frontline where we will be unpacking songs from the Psalms.

Steve Hughes explores some of the challenges during this season that has felt like the wilderness, and reminds us of Jesus’ compassion for us from his own journey through the wilderness.

Pete Hughes sets out the vision of KXC, looking back at the past year and where we are now, while encouraging us to press in to being family, serve one another and give to Kings Cross and beyond.

Damilola Makinde draws our series Unseen Reality to a close by exploring the final letter to Laodicea, a church in Asia Minor, written in the book of Revelation.

Continuing our series Unseen Reality where we are unpacking the letters in Revelation 2 and 3, Pete Hughes explores the letter to the church in Philadelphia.

Anna Mason continues our series Unseen Reality, by exploring the letter to the church in Sardis, written in the book of Revelation.

Jon Carter unpacks the letter to the people in Thyatira, written in Revelation 2, as part of our series Unseen Reality.

Continuing our series Unseen Reality, Pete Hughes explores the next letter in the book of Revelation, written to the church in Pergamum, and what it means for us.

Damilola Makinde shares the next part of our series Unseen Reality, by exploring Jesus’ letter to the persecuted church in Smyrna in the book of Revelation.

Continuing our series Unseen Reality, Pete Hughes unpacks the letter to the church in Ephesus and the importance of intimacy with Jesus.

Pete Hughes introduces our new teaching series, Unseen Reality, by unpacking the genre of the book of Revelation.

Lois Tackie-Oblie explores the mission which Jesus has given us as his people, where he calls us to be a church who are distinct, set apart and fully alive in the purpose God has given us.

Anna Mason shares with us on Easter Sunday of the goodness and power of Jesus’ resurrection, claiming victory over sin and death.

Pete Hughes draws this teaching series to a close by continuing to explore the text in John 15, and sharing what it looks like to love and to remain in God’s love, in the way that Jesus commands us to.

Continuing our series, The Path to Fruitfulness, Cath Carter shares from the text in John 15, encouraging us to invite God in to prune and refine, so that we can experience fullness of life.

Emma Heddle continues our series, The Path to Fruitfulness, unpacking more of John 15 and focusing on how abiding in Jesus leads to fruitfulness and fullness of life.

Pete Hughes introduces our new teaching series The Path to Fruitfulness, where we will be unpacking John 15, by sharing that the path to fruitfulness begins with faithfulness.

Drawing our Saving Faith teaching series to a close, Anna Mason shares from James 5, exploring the theme of patience in the face of injustice, and what it looks like to live our lives believing that Jesus rose from the dead.

Jon Carter continues our series Saving Faith, exploring the book of James. In this part Jon shares of our need for heavenly, holy and godly wisdom, and how in humility we must align our desires with God’s will.

Pete Hughes unpacks James 3 for our series Saving Faith, exploring holiness and justice, and sharing with us the importance of personal holiness and a culture of encouragement in this moment.

Pete Hughes explores James 2 in more depth for this next part of our teaching series Saving Faith, unpacking themes of abiding, refining and mercy, in order that we might have a saving faith for a time of crisis.  

Anna Mason continues with the next part in our series Saving Faith, exploring God’s kindness in the merciful refining work he does to purify our hearts, leading us to repentance and divisive walls coming down.

Continuing our series Saving Faith in the book of James, Damilola Makinde explores themes of wisdom and foolishness, and calls us to be attentive to where and in what we are placing our faith, so that we do not lose sight of the treasure of saving faith in Jesus.

Kicking off our new teaching series, Saving Faith, exploring the book of James, Pete Hughes begins by unpacking James 1 and looking at three key leaders of the early church.