The KingsCast

The Bible says that 'the righteous shall live by faith'. However, after becoming a Christian, it is possible for believers to operate the rest of their lives without any active faith. But the truth is that faith is the currency of the Kingdom of God. Where does faith come from and how does it grow? Recommended.

The story of Peter being imprisoned in 'The Acts of the Apostles' can give us some good biblical directives about how to deal with some of the 'prisons' we found ourselves in today. May you rest in God's peace, hear the word of God, obey it fully and see the prison doors open in Jesus' Name!

Have you ever had a crisis of faith? Has your mind been tormented by doubts - will God come through for me? Does He even exist? "Doubting Thomas" is so very much like us! This message seeks to identify why Thomas became a doubter and how he, like us can overcome doubt!

It was a good idea for King David to construct a place for the Ark of the Covenant to dwell but, despite the confirmation of the professional prophet, it was not a "God idea". In this message, Phil challenges the church to let God be the author and ruler over our lives. We should consult with Heaven concerning our plans if we want to see them succeed!

Each person has incredible potential to achieve great things in God, but this potential can be hindered by all kinds of factors: fears, excuses and the like. In this inspiring message, Tim will encourage you to apply the power of the Word and the Spirit of God to see your potential unleashed!

Speaking of the Shulamite woman, Solomon writes "You are dark but lovely!" How true this is for the believer in Jesus Christ. We are 'darkened' by the world yet, despite all of our moral failures and transgressions, God sees us as lovely! How is this possible? What does Christ, who knows everything, see in us? Jane shares the great love of God in this special message.

On the fourth day of creation, God placed the sun and moon into the sky. Aside from the cosmology, what does this amazing event have to teach us about the highs and lows of the Christian life? This heartfelt message will encourage all those walking in dark places. But be warned - once heard, you'll never be able to look at the moon in the same way again!

There are many Christians today who, knowingly or not, have an attitude of disrespect towards their Saviour and Lord. In this straight-talking message, Peter Cavanna examines three areas where God may be shown less than the respect He deserves. Are you a little too "friendly" with God? Do you think He works for you? Angry with Him? Listen, if you dare!

Experiencing failure is all part of life, but it is possible to deal with these times well and learn to "fail forward" rather than backward. In a truly brilliant message, guest speaker Paddy Venner will encourage you to handle the mistakes and see God come through in abundance of blessing!

AOG National Leader John Partington was our special guest at King's early in 2010. In this message, John talks about standing on the shoulders of giants - men like Abraham, Daniel and Paul - and understanding that if you are friends with the Giant, nothing shall be impossible for you!

Using the analogy of Hannah's desire to bring baby Samuel into the world, this message explores the theme of God's will. What are the components of genuine biblical destiny and how can a person position their life and character to discover and walk in it? This ministry opened 2010 at King's.

Using the simple illustration of the stalactite, the rock that forms from above, Peter asks: Are we being daily formed by heavenly or by earthly things? It is so easy to backslide from our spiritual fervour and this message will help you to take practical steps into achieving a greater commitment to God's will.

In Luke's tenth chapter, Jesus sent out evangelists into the cities and villages. What might this passage have to teach us about the work of the evangelist today? Peter discusses the highs and lows of mission in modern Britain, and this message will encourage all those witnessing for the Lord.

Why is it that God sometimes answers prayer and then at other times He does not? How specific and persistent should we be in asking God for things? Does God ever say "No" and how do we deal with the thorny issue of God's will? This message tackles some of these difficult questions.

Celebrating two years of King's Church's community work and debt counselling centre, Peter unpacks the believer's biblical responsibility to not only be passionate about loving God but also our neighbour too! Be prepared to be challenged about your role in helping people as you listen.

We were privileged to have Paul Garner visit us from Biblical Creation Ministries. In this message, Paul shares some insights into Darwin's life, his theories, and the ways in which God tried to reach out to him. This talk was given as a response to the anniversary of Darwin's book in 2009.

No-one understood the work of the evangelist more than Paul. In 2 Corinthians we hear something of his struggles and joys and these principles will guide anyone seeking to be a witness today: to persevere, to keep true to the original message, and to trust entirely in God for the results.

How should mature believers go about seeking divine guidance for the decisions that need to be made in life? Is it through miraculous encounters with God, or simply by applying the wisdom of the Scriptures to daily living? Peter suggests the latter in the second part of this series. Recommended.

How should mature believers go about seeking divine guidance for the decisions that need to be made in life? Is it through miraculous encounters with God, or simply by applying the wisdom of the Scriptures to daily living? Peter suggests the latter in the first part of this series. Recommended.

This video is a great introduction to the life and ministry of King's Church. In ten minutes, Peter Cavanna explains the kind of church King's is, and outlines its vision for the future. Shot entirely on location in Cambridge and the surrounding area by a professional film crew, the movie is excellent quality so allow a few minutes for it to download before viewing it.

Jesus was forever surrounded by crowds of people, but very few truly wanted to follow Him into the deeper levels of commitment, cost and devotion to God. As you listen, make a fresh decision to follow Jesus all the way, even to the other side of the lake where discipleship costs. Click to listen!

It was a joy to have evangelist Andrew Murray minister and his message set many of his hearers on fire, determind to live out and go for everything that Christ has obtained for them through the cross. Listen and be inspired!

Even the most devout believers face occasional tragedies and sadness in their lives. In this concluding part of the "Dealing with Sadness" series, Peter asks the question, "What should we do when we are suffering?" examining a number of examples and incidents in Scripture that can inspire us today.

Even the most devout believers face occasional tragedies and sadness in their lives. In this first part of the 'Dealing with Sadness' series, Peter asks the question "What is God doing when I am suffering?" and looks at the Scriptures that speak of the divine activity during human crisis.

A number of times in the New Testament, the writers describe the Christian life using the metaphor of a race. In what ways is following Jesus like being an athlete? How can we prepare for and endure in such a race? Lee Tilbury shares from the Word and from his heart. Be encouraged and get on track!