The KingsCast

Throughout the Bible, God raised the dead, and this continued in the early days of the Spirit-filled church. But how might we outwork this extraordinary miracle for today? Is God still in the resurrection business? How might we know it was His will? This message will instruct you and build your faith!

Do you feel that you owe God something - your life, your obedience or acts of service? Or do you believe that God owes you - prosperity, healing or blessing? These ideas are spiritually poisonous. As you listen, stand by for your relationship with God to be challenged to the core! Recommended.

Many are familiar with Jesus' parables but the Apostle Paul also used simple pictures and stories to illustrate important spiritual truths. Selecting three of these found in Romans, Peter Cavanna teaches on the transformation that occurs in the life of the person who puts their faith in Christ.

The Christmas story is usually associated with a simple nativity play, but the events surrounding the birth of Jesus are rich with biblical wisdom and insight into how to approach our Christian lives. Join Mary and Joseph on the journey, not just to Bethlehem, but on a discovery of God's mysterious will.

In Mark 5, there are two recorded healings - the woman with a terrible haemorrhage, and the raising of Jairus' daughter from the dead. Philip Shaw shares his heart from the passage, aware of God's desire to heal people today. Live testimonies of healing followed this sermon.

It is clear from the Gospel of Luke that Isaiah 61 describes the ministry of Jesus, both yesterday and today. Many of the promises of the chapter refer to the healing and restoration of those struggling with emotional pain and grief. This prophetic message opened 2011 at King's Church.

God has many plans, but what should we do when we find ourselves awaiting prophecy to be fulfilled, seemingly confined to the 'Departure Lounge' of our life purpose? Has something gone wrong? Peter Cavanna seeks to encourage all who feel they are still in God's waiting room.

Many Christians avidly confess their faith in the authority and authenticity of the Bible, without having read it all the way through. What should genuine Bible study do on the inside of us? Peter Cavanna offers a biblical answer.

'Do not commit adultery' is a commandment many have broken, leaving betrayal and devastation in families everywhere. Sadly, Christians are not immune, even those who feel they would never betray their spouse. Everyone should hear and heed the warnings in this practical and biblical message.

Most of us face the daily pressure to have the approval of others - to be people pleasing. While there is much Christian virture in prefering others and thinking of their needs, it is not God's will for us to be manipulated by people's opinions or to make them our true Lord. Even well meaning people can try to control us. Approval addicts, stand by to be set free!

Jesus' struggle in Gethsemane has much to teach us today about being consecrated to God. If you are ready for the loneliness of holiness and have a heart that believes God's way is best, you will receive strength from heaven!

Rachel David of World Christian Ministries announces the 'Women of Worth' initiative and shares her passion for making a difference among the poorest of this world. Contact the office for more information on the walk.

Do you ever get the feeling that you ought to be living a 'bigger' life? Using the example of God's encounter with Gideon, guest speaker Steve Parsons brings some practical wisdom and easy to follow steps that will enable anyone determined to see a change in this brilliant message.

Discussing many issues in First Corinthians, the Apostle Paul turns his attention to the ministry of the church. How do churches grow? What are the dynamics of seeing expansion? Paul believed in the principle of building 'others' up. Peter Cavanna looks at chapters twelve to fourteen.

Have you ever tried to hide from God? It's quite impossible! But whether you are on the run because of your sin, your fear or avoiding God's call to service, make an about turn and be found today by your loving heavenly Father.

The New Testament records that God in Christ was filled with compassion for the suffering around Him, and the church today are called to share this same heart. But are we truly moved by those things that move God? What will be the effects of divine compassion upon us? It's time to be moved.

In 'The Bourne Identity' hollywood movie, the central hero does not know who he really is - a problem many times for the believer in Christ today. Christians need to search out God's Word and discover who they are in Christ. Forsake the world's lie and lay hold of your true 'Born Again' identity!

The woman in 2 Kings chapter four had recently lost her husband and found herself in devastating times. But God was her strength and her hope! Sujith Alex brings God's encouragement to those seeking a breakthrough.

It was said of John the Baptist that he was 'strong in spirit' and that this led to him being greatly used by the Lord in his generation. What might developing our spiritual life mean in practical terms today? Jane opens the Scriptures.

Talking about the 'fear of the Lord' has become increasing strange and out of place in our 'grace and love' church culture of today. But the practise of fearing God was advocated by Christ and the early church. If you want to be wise, have a blessed life and be free from the love of sin, listen carefully!

Question: How should prayer and intercession be conducted in a twenty-first century church? Answer: Where possible, exactly like it was in the first century! Peter Cavanna takes a look at the components of prayer in 'The Acts of the Apostles' and appeals for these to be modelled today.

In this final part of 'The Stewardship Series', Peter Cavanna examines Paul's teaching on financial giving from Second Corinthians. In what ways is giving today a prophecy of tomorrow? Does God really bless givers with prosperity in return, or is this something preachers have made up? You decide!

Jim Overton from 'Cambridge Youth for Christ' was our special guest in August 2010. In this message, Jim reflects on the ministry model of Paul and his apostolic team, presenting what a genuine and biblical, heaven-sent outreach to young people should look like.

Our young people, fresh from Youth Camp 2010, testify to the power of Jesus Christ in their lives. Awesome!

Believing and confessing verses like Philippians 4:19 may be popular in some Christian circles, but many miss the vital context. How important is giving as a Christian discipline, and what are the consequences of not giving? Peter Cavanna shares part three of 'The Stewardship Series.'