Podcasts from The King's Church

Weekly message from The King’s Church. Richard continues on the theme of love – Love One Another! For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church. Richard focuses in on the heart of the letter of 1John – God is Love! For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church. Richard debunks a few myths about the antichrist, and shares thoughts on what is antichrist and what is Christ For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church. This week is the South Runnymede Churches pulpit swap. Ian Loxley from the Addlestone Salvation Army shares from 1Peter 2. For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church. Richard shares how Jesus is victorious over everything! For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church. Richard shares about the great love of God love that calls us children. For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church Katy shares about faith that endures. For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church A message for our new elders and for our church. For more information about The King’s Church visit  https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church Lessons from the letter of 1John. For more information about The King’s Church visit https:

Weekly message from The King’s Church Lessons from the letter of 1John. For more information about The King’s Church visit https:

Who am I and who is God? Two key questions that Jesus knows the answer to and reveals through prophetic insight.

The scriptures encourage us to seek after and ask for spiritual gifts, especially that of prophecy. Listen along to find out more.

How good are you at asking for things? What’s the most outrageous thing you’ve ever asked someone for?

How much of church life, and indeed life in general, do we do without any direct intervention or interaction with God?

What is the armour of God? No, really what does it mean to put on the ‘helmet of salvation’? How does this apply to our lives in the world we live in?

In every relationship we have a role and responsibility no matter whether we are the greater or lesser, stronger or weaker. In Christ our relationships are mutual – we submit to one another out of a reverence for Christ.

Submitting to one another the Jesus way is a beautiful thing. It is the flow of grace within the community of the church.

You were once darkness but now you are light. Richard speaks on us being the light of the world.

Richard speaks about the new life we have in Christ. We put off the old and put on the new through Jesus.

Sheila speaks on how the spiritual gifts mentioned in Ephesians 4 are particularly important to us as a church.

In Ephesians 3 Paul tells of how he has been part of the gospel story. The message is that God gives grace to us for others.

You were dead in your sins, very repulsively dead! The bible doesn’t pull any punches in the way it describes us. But through Christ we have been made alive for the purpose of doing good works that God prepared in advance for us to do.

How can I pray for you? How can I pray for your church? How does Paul pray for the church – that they would know God better!

Welcome to the family and home of the people of God! The first half of Ephesians 1 describes the amazing blessings of being ‘in Christ’.

After a Week of Prayer Richard takes a moment to reflect on the mysterious word Selah, which may well mean to take a moment to reflect on what has just been said or done.