The KingsCast

In Jesus’ prayer before His crucifixion, His desire was that we would all come to know God as He does. However, our own experiences with our earthly fathers can make it difficult to see God as a perfect Father, and accept His love. Join us this week as Ruth Clay brings an encouraging word to remind us that Jesus is the representation of God the Father’s love, and He longs for us to share in that l...

Have you ever been in a season of your life where you feel like you’re stuck behind a brick wall, believing for a door to open? Well you’re not alone! The Apostle Paul often wrote about being hindered from doing what God had called him to do, but he learnt to build his own doors in those times. Join us this week as Phil Shaw opens the word and encourages us not to give up in those seasons because...

The Bible reminds us that we can all be “like sheep that have gone stray” because our natural inclination is to wander away from God to pursue our own desires. Jesus is the good shepherd who goes out of His way to find us and restore us when we reach out to Him and He is always ready to welcome us home. Do you need to return to the Father today? Join us in the first of our Father’s Day messages as...

The story of the Prodigal Son is often seen through the eyes of the lost son, and the journey he went through to come back to his father. However, Jesus’ main point in telling the parable was to show us how the Father’s heart of love longs for His lost children to return, and the joy He feels when we return into His arms. Join us for the second of our Father’s Day sermons as Dhanga Mangho brings a...

Jesus said we are to love the Lord with everything within us. This is not always easy, but when Jesus ascended into heaven, God sent His Holy Spirit to empower us to do just that. As we celebrate Pentecost Sunday, our special guest Bill Jeynes opens the word of God and reminds us that if we give our all to Jesus, the best days of our lives are yet to come!

In the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon writes that ‘there is a time for everything’. We all go through different seasons in life where we may wonder if we are still in God’s will. However, as we grow closer to God and learn to hear His voice, we begin to recognise the different seasons and understand how we are to respond in order to walk in the fulness of His will for our lives. Bill Jeynes brings...

Cuando el pueblo de Israel estaba a punto de entrar en la Tierra Prometida, Moisés les dijo que el Señor iba a proveer ? para su pan de cada dia, para que viviesen tranquilos y bendecidos. Solo les pedia que confiasen totalmente en él y que le abrazasen de todo corazon como su Fuente de Todo Bien. ¿Cuanto mas nosotros, pues, a quienes Dios ha dado no solamente las promesas de Israel, sino a Su Hij...

In Acts 12, we find Peter in prison awaiting execution for his faith. Through what seemed like impossible circumstances, God brought his miraculous deliverance. Sometimes we may find ourselves in “prison” situations where we can’t seem to break free, but God is always working things out for our good, even if they are unpleasant for a while. Phil Shaw opens the word this week to remind us that in o...

Suffering is a universal experience, and can come in the form of mental, physical, emotional, or even spiritual turmoil, and it restricts our ability to function properly. It can be caused by sin, other people’s choices, or a combination of factors – so how do we move into a life beyond the pain? Patience Tilbury opens the word of God and encourages us to give God our full attention in those times...

In one of His most famous discourses about money, Jesus said that we are to seek God’s kingdom above everything. Sometimes this can seem impossible in light of life’s demands on us to pay bills and feed and clothe ourselves. However, God’s word reassures us that as we focus our eyes on Him, our perspective changes and He provides and cares for us because of His unchanging faithfulness! Phil Shaw b...

Jesús says in John chapter 3 "very truly í tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again" In this sermon, Steve opens the scriptures to see what it means to be "born again" of the Spirit, to know Jesus through the Holy Spirit and how then Jesus and His kingdom can appear more real than our circumstances.

The term ‘Spirit-Filled’ is often used to mean a Christian who has experienced the Spirit or operates in spiritual gifts. While this is not in dispute, an exploration of how Luke uses the phrase might lead to some exciting fresh conclusions. Peter Cavanna (LST) opens the Scriptures.

Charismatic Christians often ask for the ‘moving of the Spirit’ but a close examination of the Scriptures shows that the Spirit moves ‘people’ into activity for God’s glory. Peter Cavanna (LST) concludes this two-part series by reflecting on how four or five people were ‘Spirit-moved’ not just ‘Spirit-filled’ In Acts.

In Peter’s first epistle, he encourages his readers with the truth that when God calls us, He also equips us in order for us to fulfil His purpose for our lives. However, we also have a part to play – we are called to increase in our personal holiness and knowledge of God so that we can represent Him well. Phil Shaw opens the word of God this week and brings a timely reminder that the Jesus we sho...

The Bible describes faith as “being sure of something you have not seen”. Sometimes this can be easier said than done, but the reality is that our faith is rooted in Jesus so when we keep our eyes fixed on Him, we can walk in the authority and the power of His word. Join us this week as Phil Shaw opens the word of God and encourages us to exercise our faith and step out into what God has called us...

The significance of Easter does not end with an empty tomb. Jesus appeared again to the disciples after His resurrection to commission them to continue His good works and to reflect His glory. Join us in this Easter Sunday message as Phil Shaw shares with us that the resurrection of Jesus demands us to live a different life by walking with greater purpose, witnessing to all people and demonstratin...

Jesus’ journey to be crucified on the cross would have looked like a failure of His mission from the world’s point of view, but behind the scenes, God was working out a master plan to bring us salvation and reconcile us back to Him. Phil Shaw opens the word of God in our Good Friday message to remind us that what may seem to be the enemy’s biggest win in your life is an opportunity for God’s great...

In the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the crowd welcomed Him with praise and adoration, but they missed the revelation of who He was and what His mission entailed. We can also get caught up in the same emotion of following after Jesus, but not really putting Him at the forefront of everything we do and value, and hence, miss the real blessing that comes from knowing Him. Jean-Loui...

When we think about the power of the cross, we often talk in terms of the saving power in our lives, and what Christ’s death accomplished in purchasing our freedom from sin. However, there is another dimension to the cross - the power it gives us to accomplish all we need to do to glorify God with our lives. This week we look at some valuable life lessons we can learn from Jesus’ time on the cross...

In Jesus’ Parable of The Sower, He relays how the word of God can be received differently based on the condition of the soil (our hearts). The seed of God’s word is always powerful, but sometimes we do not receive what God is saying to us either because of what we have let in to our hearts, or our other priorities. Are you ready to open your heart to let God’s word do its work? Phil Shaw brings th...

It is all too easy to think of the word ‘submission’ in terms of being ‘less than’. However, as the Apostle Paul teaches in the Book of Ephesians, submission in a Christian home and marriage does not make one inferior, instead, we find freedom in serving Jesus and those He gives to us, and become more than we could ever be on our own by allowing Christ to lead and direct all we do. Liliana Cassidy...

In Jesus’ final moments in the garden of Gethsemane, He was faced with betrayal from one of His disciples, as well as the opposition of religious authorities and chief priests. Sometimes we face overwhelming odds and our instinct is to try to intervene and “help God”, but this week, Phil Shaw brings a timely reminder that the peace of God and the weapons we need to get through our dark times lies...

God gives us the gifts we need to accomplish His work as the body of Christ. However, as the Apostle Paul reminded Timothy, it is our responsibility to nurture and steward our spiritual gifts properly in order to experience the power of God and to bring His kingdom here on earth. Join us in the first of our Missions Week sermons as Jonathan Conrathe brings the word of God and encourages us to fan...

The saying goes that the Christian race is not a sprint, but is a marathon that requires endurance and steadfastness. What does this mean for us practically as Christians? Justin Slade opens the word of God in the second of our Missions Week sermons and shows us the keys to finishing the race lie in our faithful commitment to following Jesus and choosing to walk in His footsteps no matter what obs...

What does it mean to you when the Bible says that God loves you? For many of us, our understanding of love is shaped by our personal experiences and expectations. However, the Apostle Paul, in his letter to the church at Ephesus wrote that God’s love is higher, deeper, and wider than we could ever comprehend! Join us in the first of our two-part sermon by Dr. John Andrews as he opens the scripture...