King's Church London

Through the series, we released a number of podcast episodes to help us further explore some of the topics relating to the Holy Spirit. Make sure to subscribe.

Andrew Wilson, speaker and author on spirituality, discusses the controversial gift of speaking in tongues and its importance in the Christian faith. He emphasizes the need for this gift in conjunction with the virtue of love and highlights the benefits of prophesying for the church. Wilson encourages the Corinthians to embrace and pursue spiritual gifts, including tongues and prophecy, rather than shutting them down. He also emphasizes the significance of speaking in tongues and prophesying in the church, highlighting the need for interpretation to build up the community and avoid confusion.

Andrew Wilson, teaching pastor, shares thoughts on conflict in Israel and Gaza. Topics include: biblical grounding, critical thinking, praying with intention, respectful dialogue, historical background, expanding the promise, relationship between Israel, Gaza, and Christianity, complexities of Christians' views on war, conflict and the heart of God, and a prayer for peace and hope.

What is the gift of prophecy and how are we to use the gift in the public gathering? In1 Cor Paul teaches us both what prophesy is and how it is to be administered. In days when many people have abused the gift of prophecy and we can be sceptical, Paul’s exhortation to be a people who eagerly desire the gifts is an important one.

Spiritual gifts are not given to a select few but are for all believers to use to glorify God and build up others. Andy unpacks Paul's vision of the church as a unified body with all of the parts operating in a healthy way with every part needing each other.

Sometimes the work of the Holy Spirit is sudden and obvious, but often it is slow and hidden. This week we look at what it looks like to live a life waking with the Spirit and how overtime that produces good fruit in us that help us live lives pleasing to the Lord.

Romans 8 encourages us to be people that live life according to the Sprit and not the flesh. My testimony is that living a life in the Spirit is helped by living a life of prayer and reading the bible to help you in your daily walk.

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.

The Holy Spirit assures us that we are children of God: loved, secure, and destined for glory. Andrew explores how this happens in Romans 8, through the cries of the Spirit: of adoption, of hope, and of prayer.

This week we look at Acts 8 and how being filled with the Holy Spirit is not just for personal encounter, but ultimately for us to be witnesses of all that God is doing in our lives and to share the Gospel with those around us.