The King's Church Mid-Sussex

Do you feel like you've been operating in emergency mode for the last 18 months? If you do, you're not alone... We were joined this week by psychologist, author, and church leader Dr Kate Middleton to look at anxiety through the lens of Matthew 14:22-32.

It's all about Jesus. Jesus Christ, and him crucified. To be a healthy church, is to be a church that loves the gospel. Jim shares the final message in our series on the blueprints of a healthy church.

Jesus said that he came to us - not to be served but to serve. To be like Jesus is to be a servant - to serve one another and to serve our communities… Jim shares another message in our series on the Blueprints of a Healthy Church.

All through the bible we hear the story of God being present with his people, and as his church he promises to be present with us now. Terry Virgo shares the next message on the blueprints of a healthy church...

The bible never talks about church being a business, it talks about church being a family. Families get messy sometimes, but we stick with them. Heres Jim with the next message in our Blueprints of a Healthy Church series...

We're told in the book of Acts that the early church 'joined together constantly in prayer' - what would that look like for us in 2021? What is it to be a church that's passionate about prayer? Jim begins our new series 'Blueprints of a Healthy Church'.

This is the one where Paul explains just who is responsible for what whenever God is at work in our lives. Also, how His Holy Spirit helps us. Steve shares from 1 Timothy 1:3-7. 

Romans 8 closes with the amazing promise that there's nothing that can separate us from the love of God. But how can this be true in a broken world where we face all sorts of challenges? Dan shares the final message in our series on Romans 8.

In this passage, Paul reminds us of what we know and what we don't know. We don't know how to pray, and we need God's help. But we do know God works all things for good for those who love him. Jim shares the latest message in our series looking through Romans 8.

Romans tells us that we will face difficulties and struggles in this life, but we're not to lose heart. What we face in this life doesn't even come close to the glory that will be revealed one day in us! Here's Terry with the latest message in our series on Romans 8.  (With apologies for some technical issues)

It’s the Holy Spirit that shows us that we’re Sons and Daughters of God. It’s the Holy Spirit that leads us into life, security, and authority. It’s the Holy Spirit that leads us into intimacy with God, assurance of who we are, and shows us that we have an inheritance. Here’s Tim with the great next message in our series on Romans 8.

Whatever we do, we’re all going to meet the same end in this life… But for those of us who follow Jesus, there’s a promise of life forever - Jesus died and rose again so we can rise again too! Kieran continues our series looking through the Romans 8.

"Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus..." Steve kicks off our new teaching series looking at some phenomenal words that can secure our identity as Christians...

Tim shares the final message from our Philippians series

Do you feel content in life? Paul tells us that he had learned the secret of being content in any and every situation. What does that mean for us in 2021? Jim shares the latest message in our Philippians series...

When going through hard seasons we honour God when we are both honest with him and rejoice in him. Jenny continues our series on Philippians...

Paul had many, many reasons to be confident in himself, but he considered that none of them mattered compared to knowing Jesus. It’s not about us but always about Jesus - Jesus + Nothing = Everything.

Paul says that our lives will shine like stars in the sky. But this happens as we continue to work out our salvation – the Christian life is a process. God works into us, and we work out... Kieran helps us see what that looks like.

Harry continues our series from the book of Philippians

Jim continues our new series exploring the book of Philippians. Paul encouraged the church in Philippi that God has not finished with them yet – the God who is faithful will carry on his work to completion. This led Paul to pray that their love may abound in knowledge and depth of insight.

What did Jesus mean when he told us to "love our neighbour as ourself?" Ed Walker from Hope Into Action helps us to take a fresh look at what loving our neighbours in action looks like.  For more information about the amazing work that Hope Into Action do, visit hopeintoaction.org.uk

What do you say your life is for? The Apostle Paul was clear, his life was for Jesus. Terry continues our series looking at the book of Philippians by unpacking some famous words - "for me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain." What does it mean to live with such a Jesus centred view of our life? ....and death?

Jim continues our new series exploring the book of Philippians. Paul encouraged the church in Philippi that God has not finished with them yet – the God who is faithful will carry on his work to completion. This led Paul to pray that their love may abound in knowledge and depth of insight.

Jim continues our new series exploring the book of Philippians. Paul encouraged the church in Philippi that God has not finished with them yet – the God who is faithful will carry on his work to completion. This led Paul to pray that their love may abound in knowledge and depth of insight.

The book of Philippians is encouraging, uplifting, and full of some of the most memorable verses in all of scripture. “I can do all things through him who gives me strength”… “I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me”…  As we start our new teaching series - Philippians: A Life Worth Living - we get to hear the book read aloud to us, just like the church in Philip...