King's Church London

In John 11, Jesus says he is the Resurrection and the Life. In light of that, and in response to the reality of death, we need faith (like Martha), grief (like Mary), and grace (like Lazarus).

When Jesus claims ‘I am the good shepherd’ he completely divides the crowd, some realise he’s God others say he’s mad. Joshua explores why the crowd respond this way and how we should respond to Jesus’ claim to be the good shepherd.

This is the 4th sermon in our series looking at the ‘I AM’ sayings in John’s gospel. Charles looks at Jesus’ claim to be ‘the Gate’, and how Christ is the shepherd that takes care of His sheep by being the gate of the sheep pen himself. The only way into His fold is through Him.

This is the second sermon in our series looking at the ‘I AM’ sayings in John’s gospel. Charles looks at Jesus’ claim to be ‘the bread of life’, how this connects to the Old Testament exodus and how Jesus ultimately satisfies our every desire.

This is the second sermon in our series looking at the ‘I AM’ sayings in John’s gospel. Charles looks at Jesus’ claim to be ‘the bread of life’, how this connects to the Old Testament exodus and how Jesus ultimately satisfies our every desire.

Today we start a new series on the “I am” sayings in John’s Gospel. Andrew looks at the story of the Samaritan woman in John 4, and considers how Jesus reveals himself as the Speaking One, and why that matters.

When the people of Israel brought offerings to God, they gave their firstfruits, they gave faithfully, and they gave of their own freewill. Each of these sets a pattern for the church today.

Today is the last of our FIRST series – we will look at witness. Jesus called the disciples not just to follow him but he also he sent them out to be witnesses, fishers of men. Jesus promised we would be empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness so how do we start? Is it about individuals or crowds? Words or loving actions? Should we point out people’s darkness or point to the light? Matthew 4:12-25 helps answer these questions.

In Luke 4, Jesus shows us how central the Word of God is to his life, displaying the Authority of Scripture, the sufficiency of scripture and the coherence of Scripture. With these deep convictions and some practical lessons, we hope and pray that Scripture becomes and remains central in your life.

Each of the four Gospels show us that prayer was utterly central to the life of Jesus. Andrew considers the way Jesus prayed, and what we can learn from it.