The KingsCast

In this second part of the 'Stewardship Series' Peter Cavanna asks whether God wants His people to be rich or poor, and opens up the Bible passages that refer to tithing one's income and how this might work in practise today.

John's Gospel records how the early disciples disovered the empty tomb and encountered the Risen Christ. In this prophetic message to King's Church, evangelist William Jeynes shares how important it is to lay hold of those things that God is saying, recognise the blessing when it comes, and press in for God's will, often in spite of the circumstances. Recommended!

Many Christians believe that 'the rich' are someone else - maybe the local MP or TV millionaire. But half the world lives on less than ten pounds a week. Most believers should apply the Scripture's instructions to the wealthy to themselves! Listen, if you dare, and be prepared to re-think prosperity forever.

When Christ spoke about the Kingdom of God, He was referring to the 'domain of the king'. Why was this Kingdom so prominent in the teaching of Jesus, what role does faith play in accessing its power today, and why is it important to tell everyone about it? Jane Cavanna opens up the Scriptures.

It has been thrilling to see Aidan, Melanie and Lisa serve our city through 'Street Pastors' - all three are currently in training. In this report, Aidan and Melanie discuss their initial reactions/surprises as they began the work.

The first Apostles targetted the cities of their day. What lay behind this strategy and why is planting Gospel churches in the world's cities still on the divine agenda? This message will encourage all who have a heart for cities to adopt Jesus' attitude when seeking to reach them. Recommended!

There is much debate in church circles today as to how to share the Gospel of Jesus with a largely unchurched world. Cutting through different cultures and spiritual climates, the Apostle Paul shares five everlasting principles to genuine Gospel preaching in 1 Thessalonians 1:5. Anyone seeking to be a witness will be encouraged and instructed by this amazing verse!

Director of World Ministries (UK) David Russon was our guest speaker in June 2010. In this message, Dave encourages believers to move from theory to practise and to demonstrate the resurrection life of Christ in fulness today.

King's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. In this second session, Kingsgate's Dave Smith teaches leadership principles from the life of Joseph the dreamer.

King's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. In this first session, National Leader John Partington shares on what he believes God is doing in the churches today.

King's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. The final afternoon session was an informal 'Q & A' on church growth, leadership and wisdom with both John and Dave.

Temptation is a challenge to everyone who wants to live a godly life. Just how does temptation work, how is the devil involved, and what are the key steps we can take to overcome falling into sin? A straight talking message.

In this challenging message, Timothy encourages the church from the story of Abraham and Isaac to consider the cost of real, lifestyle shaping worship. When we sacrifice our very best, separate from evil and completely submit to God's will, we will know the blessing of worship in spirit and in truth.

Jesus once asked the disciple Peter, 'Do you truly love me?' How can we begin to answer that question for ourselves today? Avoiding outward or religious signs what are the biblical indications of a heart in love with God? Peter Cavanna opens the First Epistle of John.

Ezra's approach to God's Word is an excellent model for the believer today. He studied the Scriptures, lived them out, and was able to share their vital truths accurately with others, bringing God's joy to the people. This message will encourage you to go further in your devotion to the Bible.

Peter's revelation of Jesus as the Christ in Caesarea Philippi is a well known passage, but few notice that Jesus has a revelation for Peter too. You can only know who you if you know who He is. If you have a distorted God, you will have a distorted life. May you receive this revelation as you listen.

Many believers treat the Holy Spirit as though He were an energy force, but Jesus promised that a Person would come in His place at Pentecost. In this fun and informative message, Peter Cavanna presents the personality of the Holy Spirit from Scripture. Have you met Him? Message includes drama.

The biblical concept of one God being three distinct Persons can be quite puzzling. In this message, Peter Cavanna shows how the plurality of God's nature is found throughout the Scripture, and comments on the different roles fulfilled by the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in history and today.

There are over thirty-one thousand verses in the Bible, so it can be hard to understand its main message. Selecting just four verses from the Book of Romans, Peter Cavanna shares the Bible's central truth: people everywhere need to be forgiven from their mistakes and Jesus is the only Saviour!

Paul and Luke's unplanned visit to Malta at the close of Acts began with collecting logs and concluded with an island wide healing revival! What do these ten verses have to teach us about life and ministry today?

Although the Bible never uses the term 'revival,' we hear this term used quite frequently in churches today. Speaking from Mark chapter two, the story of the paralysed man, this message seeks to identify some of the characteristics we should expect to see in a local move of God. Recommended!

It was our privilege to welcome Chris Jenkin to King's Church in April 2010. Chris is the Cambridge director of 'Street Pastors' who demonstrate God's love by pastoring the city streets each Friday and Saturday night. Hear the vision as well as some of the exciting stories of God at work in Cambridge.

During the events of Jesus' death and resurrection, five different witnesses testified that Christ was innocent of all charges: 'I find no fault in Him'. Just why did Jesus die and what are the three words that have changed countless lives? A Gospel message for Easter 2010.

This series explores the theme of Christians and illness. This second part asks the questions: Can God use my illness for good, as well as considering what believers should do when ill or trying to help others who suffer.

This series explores the theme of Christians and illness. This first part asks the questions: Is being sick our fault? How is sickness a real test of our character? How effective have charismatics been in helping the sick?