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As Ace on TV's Gladiators, Warren got to live the life he'd always dreamed of - but that success didn't offer everything he needed. Here's Warren's story of how his life changed entirely after he did the Alpha Course.   For more information about Alpha, visit tkc.org.uk/alpha

Our new series begins. We look at four of Jesus' radical opening statements - known as The Beatitudes. Jesus tells us what true happiness looks like and it is to be found in those who mourn, who are meek, who are poor in Spirit and who hunger for righteousness. What did he mean?

To be a Christian is to follow Jesus as King and Lord. What does that actually mean? What does life in His Kingdom look like? Jim explores these questions as he introduces a new teaching series from the Sermon on the Mount.

After our ‘God is…’ series this one asks how anyone might know what true love is and that God is love.

On two occassions in the Bible God is described as Holy, Holy, Holy. Why is his holiness so significant?  God is not whatever we want him to be - he is who he is. And a greater understanding of his holiness may be the thing we need most in 2022.

In a world that’s always changing, what would it mean to have a God that never changes? Harry Lunt continues our God Is series.

As we continue our God Is... series, Barry looks at three of the most incredible attributes of God. Why do they matter so much and what do they mean to us today?

“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth...” This is how the bible begins and it’s one of the most important teachings found in scripture. It establishes the relationship between God and everything else, and it shows how creation has been crafted by a loving creator whose fingerprints are found everywhere. William Kay continues our God Is series…

This one recognises God is sovereign even when life looks completely out of control. Listen here for some thoughts on what we can and can’t do about all that.

How do we cultivate a bigger view of who God is? Kevin Payne helps us see the greatness and majesty of God through Isaiah 40.

The start of a new teaching series looking at who God is and what he is like. In this first talk Kieran looks at the subject of God and time.

As we celebrate 10 years since we moved into the King's Centre, we look at a story from Israel's history. Joshua set up 12 stones by the River Jordan to remind people of what God did in that place. Future generations could ask 'what do these stones mean'? Sometimes we need something physical to remind us of God's power and kindness.

The final part of our Everyday Supernatural series. We think about the fact that Jesus has sent us into the world to continue what he began - to make disciples. Each one of us is included and the Holy Spirit longs to empower us to continue the works that Jesus began. How might God want to break into your everyday life this week?

This is the one where Everyday Supernatural gets gritty as health is limited or endangered. In that please we remember one of the first ways God wanted us to know Him.

God is not a silent observer of our lives - he wants to guide us and speak to us, but how do we hear his voice?

As we continue to look at the subject of spiritual gifts, we consider the gift of Tongues. It seems, maybe, the strangest and far fetched of them all. What is the gift of tongues? What is it for? And why should we ask God for it?

Are spiritual gifts for today? And if so, what are they, who are they for and what do they do? And what does it mean for each of us to eagerly desire them?

On this Pentecost Sunday, we hear from scholar and author on Pentecostalism, William Kay. At Pentecost, Jesus was faithful to his promise to send the Holy Spirit - and it’s a promise that he extends to those who are ‘far off’ - even us today!

When we are facing storms or making tough decisions how can we know Jesus is there to help? Is it possible to trust him when he prompts us?

This one is about living Everyday Supernatural when life gets complicated. If you can think of a day where you can't imagine God's presence and power then this talk is for you.

In Ephesians Paul says ‘be filled with the Spirit - but what does this mean? Is the gift of the Spirit for everyone? If so, how do we receive it?

A five word phrase that God repeats over and over and again in the bible. Before we look for power, we must understand the relationship we are being offered...

The Bible teaches that it should be normal for Christians to hear God speak, to exercise spiritual gifts and to witness in the power of the Holy Spirit. What does that look like and why does it matter? Jim kicks off our new teaching series - Everyday Supernatural

This one looks back at Moses' life through something like an 'epitaph' at the end of Deuteronomy 34. It considers what God remembered about Moses' life and how He might remember us.

Death can seem like a hopeless end; but the resurrection instead offers us endless hope. This talk helps us see how we can experience hope in a tough world.