King's Church London

None of us wants to be anxious, but it sometimes creeps up on us anyway. What do we do with our anxiety when it comes? Andrew Wilson, our Teaching Pastor, continues our new series, Wisdom for Life – Lessons from Proverbs.

Andrew Wilson, our Teaching Pastor, introduces our new series, Wisdom for Life. Proverbs is a book full of wisdom, and in many ways it is summarised in the final chapter by the “excellent wife”. We can learn from this woman at three levels, and each of them will help us to live wisely in confusing times.

Psalms 133 and 134 are Psalms of journey, of ascents, sung as the people of God go up to Jerusalem. As we journey through this season and are scattered, how do we maintain our unity, remember that in Christ we are blessed, and lift our hands and voices in worship? Hilary helps answer these questions in this message that concludes our PSALMS series.

Psalm 8 shows us God’s majesty in that his glory is above the heavens, but he still knows us and cares for us. Andrew explores that mystery, with a bit of help from NASA. At 15:43 Andrew showed a video from a star size comparison video: youtu.be/GoW8Tf7hTGA.

Psalm 91 contains wonderful promises which go down deep into the goodness of God, but it is sometimes misunderstood as an immunity passport for all who trust in God. Andrew shows why that's not what it means, and how it actually gives us something even better. At 12:34 Andrew showed a short clip of the temptation of Jesus (Matthew 4) from The Miracle Maker film.

Psalm 23 is one of the most famous passages of Scripture, and this week Steve introduces us to the shepherd heart of God as He protects, cares for and comforts His people.

In this message, Phil explores how Psalm 103 has much to teach about how to connect with God – how speaking to our own souls and remembering truth can lead us to a good, good Father.

When tragedy or difficulty strikes, what do we do with it? We move from weeping, to worshipping, to waiting, and finally to witnessing.

All of us are facing loneliness to some degree at the moment, whether we have other people in our homes or not. In Psalm 139, we find four sources of comfort if we are lonely: in God’s knowledge, His ever-presence, His creation and His judgment.

Steve Tibbert, our Senior Pastor, shares some of his own personal faith journey as he looks at the account of Jesus being risen in Luke 24:1-12.