The KingsCast

Asaph was David's songwriter/worship leader in the temple and a man of the Spirit. But his faith was stumbled by life's struggles, especially as he saw others doing so much better than him. To be stumbled by seeming injustice has been very common throughout history. Might you have this problem and, if so, what is the solution? Peter Cavanna offers some biblical advice.

The promise of Jesus was that He would stand in the midst of every genuine gathering held in His Name. How different would church meetings be if that one truth was believed by those present? What displays of His life changing power might be witnessed? Part two of the 'Sunday Worship' series.

Most believers understand that the Gospel should be the bedrock of their lives but it is possible to have a deficient foundation, or to fail to invest heavily in building upon it. The Apostle Paul said that we should build with 'costly stones'. Jane Cavanna presents the challenge of God's word!

Although worship is much more than just time spent singing on a Sunday morning, the coming together of Christians to exalt God corporately is very important. How should believers prepare themselves to worship the Lord, and what is the Father seeking from His worshippers? Part one of two.

The story of the mighty people of Babel who built their city and tall tower is a very famous passage from the Bible. The people were able to achieve great things because of their unity. But the enemy of unity at Babel was not argument or dispute, but rather confusion. What can we learn for our lives today as we seek to build churches of unity?

After almost a year of training and Street Pastors' duties on the streets of Cambridge, Aidan and Melanie discuss their experiences in helping people, even in difficult circumstances, serving as Street Pastors.

The passage which describes Peter's first encounter with Jesus, and the miraculous catch of fish, is brimming over with wisdom and insight for Christian living, both for Peter and for us today. Consider the voice of God, refuse idolatry, make war with sin and make sure you are part of the team we call the church. It's time for you to leave everything and follow Him too.

'Without a vision, the people perish' says the proverb. In this recording, the second part of the 'God's Blueprints' teaching series, Peter Cavanna speaks about the particular ethos and principles that govern the direction of King's Church and its mission: to seek the lost; love Christ; make disciples and help the poor. Anyone wondering what King's Church is about should listen.

Many Christians have different ideas about what church should be and how it should be organised. But what does God Himself think His church should be like? The Scriptures, not tradition or denominational styles, should be our guide. Stand by for a re-think. It's time to connect with our community and grow! Part one of the 'God's Blueprints' teaching series for King's Church.

In this recording, from Sunday 29th May, Peter Cavanna gives an update on 'The Upper Room Project'. He outlines the beginnings of the vision and its recent developments. As you will hear, the project has become much larger than before. All partners of King's ought to hear this update. It's time to grow!

The people of Nehemiah's day faced opposition and many challenges as they sought to obey God in the reconstruction of the wall. How can these principles be applied to followers of Jesus Christ today who are seeking to build the Church? Jean-Louis offers some strong biblical answers.

The New Testament speaks of the 'gift of the Holy Spirit' but what is the nature of this heavenly gift? How may the Spirit baptism be received and what outward biblical signs should we expect to witness? Jane Cavanna opens the Word.

Many Christians have learned what to believe and how to worship, but a smaller number find maturity in Christ by serving Him consistently. Reviewing four different verses in the Book of Hebrews, this message looks at some of the components of biblical service.

How long was Jesus in the tomb? Why were the first witnesses such an odd choice? For whom did the Easter Angel have a private message? What difference can the resurrection of Christ make to our lives today? Peter Cavanna presents a Resurrection Report for Easter 2011.

On the first Easter morning the angel said, 'Why do you seek life among the dead?' - a question that is just as relevant to ask today. Why do people seek fulfillment and joy in things that ultimately cause sorrow? Where can a person find everlasting life?

Why does God appear to 'leave' us when we need Him the most? This was Jesus' experience. How can the words of Christ from the cross have life changing meaning for our lives today? Peter Cavanna opens the Scriptures in the concluding part of this Easter 2011 teaching series.

Foolish King Ahaz replaced the Lord's altar with a more popular one from a foreign land. Can Christians do this when they abandon the preaching of the cross and costly discipleship in favour of trendy new approaches to church? Peter Cavanna encourages believers to engage with the old values of sacrifice and commitment to God. Part one of two for Easter 2011.

Proverbs 31 seems to describe 'Super Woman' but rather than avoid reading it because the standard is so high, both men and women can be inspired to order their lives correctly. An excellent message from Rachel David (WCM).

Contained within a single chapter of Isaiah is the story of King Hezekiah's sickness, recovery and treatment, which breaks almost every principle taught in some extreme 'Word of Faith' circles today. If you are sick, or if you minister to the sick, you should take the time to listen to this important message.

The 'Good Samaritan' saw the need of his neighbour, felt compassion and took definite action. Jesus' command is that we should 'go and do likewise,' but what will we do? Mattersey Hall Principal Paul Alexander is the speaker.

The story of Jesus at Simon the Pharisee's house illustrates the difference between two kinds of religious people. The woman has a revelation of who Jesus is, and who she is; while the Pharisee continues to think more highly of himself than he ought. Jane Cavanna asks: Which one represents you?

Jesus was the friend of 'tax collectors and sinners' and left an example to follow today. But how can devout Christians be connected with the unchurched without compromising holiness and how should evangelism work in these situations? If Christ was accused of being too friendly with the world, why aren't isn't the Pentecostal church facing the same charge?

For a concise and simple summary of the message of the Bible, this half hour recording is for you. Taken loosely from the story of the Good Samaritan, Peter Cavanna examines the present state of the human heart and the amazing solution that God has put into effect. Will you accept His cure?

While it's great that we are all different, some personality types and traits can be counter-productive to an enriched relationship with God. What baggage from the past might you have been dragging around with you on your journey of life with Christ? Peter Cavanna investigates the Scriptures.

Many of us seek to make plans and fulfill life long dreams. However, the question for the believer is: Does God agree we have the best plan or maybe even the right plan? Speaking from Jeremiah, Philip Shaw seeks to identify some biblical tips when making life’s key changing decisions.