King's Church London

This week, Andrew Wilson explores what the Bible has to say about friendship as part of the Relationship series, drawing wisdom from Proverbs 27. He reflects on why friendship is often undervalued in modern culture and how deep, faithful friendships help us flourish as human beings and as Christians. This sermon invites us to rediscover the sweetness of friendship, shaped by honesty, presence and perseverance, and ultimately rooted in the friendship we are offered in Jesus.

In the Relationships series, Joe Macnamara opens the year by exploring singleness through the lens of Scripture. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7, this message challenges cultural assumptions and reframes singleness not as a problem to solve, but as a good gift that allows undivided devotion to the Lord. With honesty and compassion, Joe reminds us that our deepest fulfilment, identity and hope are found not in relationship status, but in Jesus Christ.

This week’s message preached by Aaron, invites us to reflect on where we place our hope as we come to the end of the year. Drawing from Ephesians, Aaron reminds us that true wisdom begins with hearts open to God, rooted in gratitude, faithfulness and trust in Christ above all else. The sermon points us again to Jesus as our peace and hope, calling us to live with renewed confidence in God’s power and love.

In this week’s message, Andrew Wilson helps us see the Christmas story through the prophetic song of Zechariah, revealing Jesus as the horn of salvation, the fulfilment of God’s long-kept promises, and the sunrise who brings light and peace to a world in darkness.

In this week’s message, Farriea concludes our series The Way by exploring what Jesus teaches us about prayer from Mark 11. Farriea unpacks prayer as praise, as the people of God encountering the presence of God, and as power rooted in faith and forgiveness. This sermon invites us to be a people who pray with open hearts, welcoming all and trusting God to move.

In this preach, Joe looks at Jesus’ words in Mark 10 and explores what true greatness really is. Rather than chasing position or recognition, Jesus calls us to a life of humble service, following His own example of giving Himself for others. This message helps us see the difference between selfish ambition and godly ambition and invites us to rethink what leadership looks like in the kingdom of God. If you want to grow in humility, servanthood and Christ-centred living, this is a message worth watching.

In this week’s message, Joe Macnamara continues our series The Way, looking at what it truly means to follow Jesus. Teaching from Mark 8, Joe explores Jesus’ call to deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow Him — a call that challenges the idols of our culture and reshapes our identity around Christ. It shows that real discipleship costs everything, yet leads to life in all its fullness.

In this week’s message from Andrew Wilson, part of our series The Way, we look at how Jesus viewed the Bible — and what that means for us today. Exploring passages from Mark 7 and 9, Andrew shows that Scripture was central to Jesus’ life and teaching, and that Jesus himself is the one at the centre of Scripture.

This Sunday, Tex Chettiar continues The Way — our series through the Gospel of Mark — exploring what it means to live on mission for God. Looking at Mark 6, he reminds us that Jesus calls every believer to be a humble missionary—dependent on Him, not our own strength. Through lessons on treasure, time and trust, Tex challenges us to live with compassion and bring God’s kingdom wherever we are.

In this message, Joe unpacks Mark 4, he explores the parable of the sower and the growing seed, helping us see how God’s Kingdom comes in power, grows even when we don’t see it, and how we should be vigilant to make sure we are good soil.