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Through the series, we will be releasing a number of podcast episodes to help us further explore some of the topics relating to the Holy Spirit. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out.

Andrew considers what baptism in the Spirit is, how and how often it happens, and how we pursue it.

How could Jesus have possibly meant that it's better that He leaves His disciples and sends the Spirit? In His teaching recorded in John 14, He reveals exactly why that is.

This Vision Sunday, Steve Tibbert shares some of our hopes and aims for King’s over the coming year, with an important update on how we plan to Reach, Restore and Resource our community and the wider global church.

In response to Peter preaching the gospel in Acts 2, we read that those listening are ‘cut to the heart’, and respond by asking the disciples, “Brothers, what shall we do now?”. A.W Tozer say’s, “When the crowd says, ‘What Shall we do?’…. This is the deep heart cry of every man who suddenly realises that he is a usurper and sits on a stolen throne.” There is but one sits on the throne. “To him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb, be praise and honour and glory and power, for ever and ever!”

This week Guest Speaker Andrew Bunt speaks on the topic of Singleness.

The Scriptures place a very high value on children. Andrew walks through some of the implications, particularly surrounding abortion, adoption, and grace.

This is the last parable of Jesus in the book of Mark before the beginning of his journey to the cross. The parable is about a master assigning tasks to his servants while he is away from his house. The parable warns that the master, Jesus, will be returning unexpectedly and the need for us, the stewards, to remain watchful for his return. As we look at this parable, we discuss some causes of complacency and also how we can avoid this as we continue in our stewardship.

Through this parable, Jesus reveals his identity and authority. The parable centres on a vineyard owner who sends messengers, including his son, to the tenants, symbolising God's relationship with Israel. Jesus emphasises his authority as the cornerstone, challenging us to understand his humble yet key role. As we explore this parable's message, we're prompted to examine our own sources of authority and decide how we respond to Jesus' call in contemporary South East London.

Many people have heard the phrase "Cleanliness is next to godliness," but is it? In this parable Jesus teaches us what makes us clean and unclean and how we can come to The Father with every confidence that we are accepted.