KingsGate Church Podcast

Keath Gaitskell talks about the new Kingsgate Church Community that is starting in Wimbledon Village in 2017 www.kingsgatechurch.org.uk

Keath Gaitskell talks about the new Kingsgate Church Community that is starting in Wimbledon Village in 2017 www.kingsgatechurch.org.uk

Paul Harper speaks on what the purpose is behind the times we spend singing praise to God. www.kingsgatechurch.org.uk

In this sermon, Clark Buys explores some of what the Bible says God is like. "What you think about when you think about God is the most important thing about you." - A.W. Tozer www.kingsgatechurch.org.uk

Keath Gaitskell preaches from Psalm 46:10 about giving up the need to be in control by putting your trust in God instead.

Keath Gaitskell continues the Selah series and preaches from the next Psalm 46: 8-9. Our God doesn't only protect us in the storm, but He also stills the storm.

Clark Buys looks at Psalm 46:4-5 and explains what it means to live in the reality of Psalm 46's "God in the midst of us".

Clark Buys preaches from Psalm 46:1-3. We all face 'time of trouble' in our lives. The first three verses of this Psalm show us how we can respond rightly to our fears.

God is love. The apostle John is re-enforcing the truth that God is Love,it is who He is. Carl Lunderstedt

Darrly and Nicky share about the faithfulness of God in their lives.

Keath Gaitskell looks at The One who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world.

Paul Harper preaches from 1 John 3:11-24. When we receive the Father's love, we can then love others extravagantly.

Nick Chandler preaches from 1 John 3:11-24 about the possibility of living like Cain or like Jesus. How living a life of love pulls us into the experience of all we have in Jesus. This sets us up for a constant, confident expectation before God.

Keath Gaitskell has a look at what does the word Life and the sin that leads to death mean to the christian.

Clark Buys looks at this challenging text of 1 John 3:4-10 to try and answer these questions: What is sin? Why is sin not ok? How can I combat sin in my life?

Keath Gaitskell shares about what will be revealed when Jesus returns.

Keath Gaitskell preaches on some key points related to the fact that we live in the last hour.

Clark Buys preaches on 1 John 2:12-17. In this text, John assures the church of their certain position in the family. He then looks at what it looks like to live as part of the family.

Bronwyn Lunderstedt speaks about how the power that sin has in our lives is broken because of what He has done. It's out of this foundation that we can be assured of our salvation and enter into deeper fellowship with him and each other.

Paul Harper preaches from 1 John 2: 3-11 on knowing God. When we know God we become like Him, especially in forgiving those who wrong us.

Paul Harper speaks on 1 John 2:3-11 about knowing God: When we genuinely know God, we become like Him.

Keath Gaitskell unpacks 1 John 1:5 - 1 John 2:2 and explains how sin impacts our fellowship with God

Keath Gaitskell speaks from 1 John 1:5 -1 John 2:2 of the reality of sin and the Christian's continued wrestle with it.

Keath Gaitskell speaks on 1 John 1:1-4 and unpacks some key points around fellowship.

Clark Buys begins a new series on 1 John by looking at the context of the book and diving into its first 4 verses. Text: 1 John 1:1-4

Andy Rogers, from Restored Church in San Diago, speaks about justification and the power of God's grace at work in our lives. Ashleigh Strohman, also from Restored Church, shares her testimony as an explanation of what Andy was speaking about.

Brent Nel preaches on Phil 2: 9-11 - the Name above every Name.

Keath Gaitskell uses Romans 8:1 to look at the theological idea of Propitiation and what it means to be free from condemnation in Christ Jesus

Karen Reekie and Charlotte Mitchel-Innes both share on Building and Strengthening Community Life.

Chris Wienand talks to the church on what it looks like to be a Multiplying people.

Clark Buys has a look at God's plan for the church and the mission of God that every person is invited into. The church has for many centuries held onto the belief of the 'priesthood of all believers'. What does this mean and what could this look like for each of us this week?

Sarah Montgomery unpacks the role of priests in scripture, she looks at the theology behind the term 'priesthood of all believers'

Christine shares about going to God daily to receive his superior love for ourselves and the to help us love others.

Sunday comes-Hallelujah!But there are six long days in between...

Taryn shares her testimony of how abiding in Christ, has led her to become an overcomer in the challenges of everyday life.

Keath Gaitskell shares about what it means for the church to be a prophetic people

Clark Buys looks at the peculiar Easter story and investigates whether the resurrection really happened and why it matters for us in 2016.

Keath Gaitskell unpacks our new Kingsgate Vision in more detail.

Keath Gaitskell unveils the new Kingsgate Vision: On Earth As It Is In Heaven.

Clark Buys shares 4 analogies to help us grow in abiding with God individually, especially in light of what God has called us to as a church in this next season.

Keath Gaitskell talks about the high value we ought to have for the Word of God and how that impacts our lives and the world around us.

Speaker: Keith Gaitskell Description: Local Church cannot forget the global gospel story

Speaker: Paul Harper Paul Harper shares that we all need to be discipled and to disciple others. To be disciples we must trust, and to disciple others we must love them first, as seeing into each others lives is the fundamental requirement of discipleship.

Speaker: Akhtar Shah Akhtar speaks about the importance of church being a place of discipleship

Speaker: Taryn Walker Taryn shares about prayer and intimacy with God.

Speaker: Andy Clarke Clark Buys interviews Andy Clarke as they look at God's incredible goodness seen in Andy's life story. Andy reflects on how his life was in a complete mess and then God broke in and changed everything.

Preacher: Nick Chandler Unity without diversity is uniformity; diversity without unity is division. Diversity in the church is not something to be tolerated and survived. It is something to be celebrated and natured.

Preacher: Clark Buys What does it mean to truly belong to a local church community? To truly belong is to intertwine our stories together by giving without demanding and needing without shame.

Church is a place where we belong.

God has designed us to worship Him, not in isolation, but in community.