The King's Church Mid-Sussex

What does it mean to be part of an 'apostolic family of churches'? In this message, Jim looks at what the New Testament says about the role of an apostle and how this leadership gift helps local churches engage in global mission.

In the book of Ephesians, Paul writes about God's 'eternal purpose' being fulfilled in Jesus. In this message, Jim takes us on a journey from the first book of the Bible to the last, helping us to see that God's Big Plan was always to bring all people, nations and tribes, to unity in his Son Jesus. The excitign thing is - he wants us to be part of this amazing plan.

We look at two big, important New Testament congregations, one that was Jewish in Jerusalem and the other in Antioch, which was Gentile. We follow the exciting and informative story in the Book of Acts as William kicks off our new teaching series...

What matters to us at King's? What are we going for together? In this message Jim talks about a number of key ideas that define who we are and determine where we are going together.

An interview with Nigel about his epic cycle from Canterbury to Rome; lessons he learned, and reflections on the God that journeys with us.

This one was about making the most difference together - when we pray. Steve talks about the realities of prayer connecting us to God and each other.

God calls His people to be ambassadors for Him in our workplaces, to work as if we are serving Him. It is not always easy. But God cares about our work, about our workplaces, and about those we work with. His presence goes with us. All week.

When Jesus departed, he promised that the Holy Spirit would be powerfully present in the church. Each of us can ask for ask for the gifts that make his presence felt. How do we do that? Terry continues our series on the presence of God.

Jesus promises that wherever two or three are gathered in his name, he'll be present among them. What would it look like for us to worship together if we knew he was in the room with us? Dan continues our series looking at the presence of God.

In this one, Steve makes some personal reflections on knowing God with us when life is unexpectedly hard and we may even wonder whether God is present at all.

Knowing the presence of God is crucially important in the corporate life of a church full of ordinary people - as carriers of his presence, God goes with us wherever we go. Kevin begins our new teaching series by looking at Moses’ plea for the Lord’s presence in Exodus 33.

No one wants to be forgotten. Have you ever felt like God has forgotten you? Life's circumstances can be so hard, so what do we do when life goes wrong? Is it possible to know we are remembered by Him?

Jesus turning water into wine was more than just an impressive party trick! What does this story have to say to us today about obedience, marriage, and the power of Jesus?

In the penultimate part of this Nehemiah series Dave Holden spoke about how it didn’t end with a rebuilt wall but centred on God in worship.

What’s the big picture? What is God doing and where do we fit in? God’s on a mission to bring restoration to all things and all people and we get to be a part of it! Harry continues our series looking at the book of Nehemiah...

The walls are built, the people enjoy saftey, security and freedom from crippling taxes. Building phase one is complete, building phase 2 is about to start and it's spectacular.

This is another one about responding to opposition - particularly when it gets personal. Steve considered how Nehemiah not only survived personal hostility but lived generously and courageously as he continued with all he was called to.

Nehmiah encouuntered a cost of living crisis in Jerusalem, much like today in our nation - he decided to be part of the answer. Natalie took a closer look at his response and the example it offers for our times.

We love being a part of the New Ground family of churches. For New Ground Sunday, we join together with churches across nations and continents to hear stories and encouragement from around New Ground. This year, our very own Jim Partridge shares an encouraging message from 2 Corinthians 8:1-7.

Becky is head of UK and International church partnerships for the Tearfund charity. She is also part of the teaching team at Holy Trinity Hastings.

Pentecost Sunday is when the global church celebrates its 'Birthday'. In this talk Kieran recounts the amazing account of what happened when God visited us with his Holy Spirit, and the church was born.

In this preach, Barry looked at the opposition Nehemiah and the people of Jerusalem experienced while rebuilding the city walls to see what we might learn about our response when we face opposition today.

How do you rebuild ancient city walls? It was no easy task, and you faced fierce opposition. The answer was to get everyone involved! How does this unusual chapter of Nehemiah paint a picture of Jesus’ radiant church?

This one is where we find out what happened when Nehemiah took his first steps towards rebuilding Jerusalem's broken walls. Steve offers thoughts on our expectations as we begin rebuilding, restoring and renewing God's Kingdom today.

Nehemiah's heart was broken by hearing about the problem of broken walls in Jerusalem. In this message Tim looks at lessons we learn and invites us to consider what breaks our heart and how we invite God into the situation to bring about change.