KXC Podcast

Cath interviews Lydia, who shares her journey into freedom from growing up in a cult, and sexual abuse.

Tim continues our series on Jubilee. From Romans 8, Tim unpacks how we can go on a journey from living as an Orphan to living Adopted by God.

Jon Tyson explores how we can encourage one another, like Barnabas did, and how we are given the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Encouragement. Jon Tyson is the Senior Pastor at Church of the City New York.

Jon continues our series on Jubilee. He walks us through how Satan uses deception to enslave us, and invites us to ask God to free us. Jon Thompson is the Senior Pastor of Sanctus Church, Canada.

Tim interviews Ben and Rachel about how they found freedom in Jesus. They touch on addiction, mental health challenges, and recovery from sexual abuse, then share how Jesus has transformed their lives.

Pete continues our series on Jubilee, looking at how we are adopted by God. Pete unpacks the parable of the Prodigal Son, and shares how we can step into freedom, by living in the love of God.

On Easter Sunday, Tim kicks off our series on Jubilee, exploring what it means to be free.

Following Jesus’ journey on Palm Sunday, Lulu unpacks some of the Spiritual Disciplines, tools given by Jesus that help unhook us from the crowd and pursue intimacy with Him.

Pete shares where God is leading us as a church, and invites us to be praying and fasting for three specific areas in the lead up to Easter. Find out more: kxc.org.uk/all-in

Kath shares how we are starting to see God pour out His Spirit and blessing on the children of King’s Cross in a new way. From Jesus’ interactions in scripture, she unpacks how He sees children.

From Matthew 6:5-13, David Thomas unpacks what we can learn from Jesus’ retreats to the secret place, and encourages us to fall in love with the hidden place. David Thomas is a pastor that helped to steward the Asbury Outpouring in 2023.

From Matthew 3:13-4:11, Joshua Luke Smith explores three invitations from Jesus’ baptism and journey into the wilderness, that are particularly helpful as we think about Lent.

Pete concludes our series going through the life of David, looking at what we can learn from how he dances before the Lord, worshipping him and celebrating his presence.

Joshua takes us through 2 Samuel 11, where we read about David, Bathsheba and Uriah.

Tim continues our series looking at David’s story, exploring what we can learn from David’s transition into being king.

Ruth unpacks what we can learn from David’s time of waiting, holding on to God’s promises.

Pete continues our series, The House of David. From 1 Samuel 17, he looks at what we can learn from the fight between David and Goliath.

Jamie kicks off our new series, The House of David, looking at how David was anointed to be king.

From Luke 4, on Super Sunday, Pete shares how he feels God is calling us into a time of Jubilee.

From John 1, Ruth explores the invitation of Epiphany, which is to take a fresh look at who Jesus is.

Cath concludes our series going through John’s Gospel, looking at how Jesus is the Good Shepherd.

From Luke 2:1-20, Tim explores what the sound of Christmas is, and how it impacts our lives. If you prayed the prayer at the end of the talk, or are interested in finding out more, let us know by going to: kxc.org.uk/contact We’d love to hear from you!

Joshua Luke Smith continues our series going through John’s Gospel, looking at how Jesus healing the blind man is a parallel to Jesus saying “I am the light of the world”.

From KXC Carols 2025, Pete asks what do our human longings have to do with the heavens? Can our search for an escape from death and darkness be satisfied, and how is Christmas relevant to this?

Pete continues our series, looking how Jesus healing the paralytic parallels with Jesus saying that he is the gate.

Jamie continues our series, looking at Jesus raising Lazarus in John’s Gospel.

Pete continues our series going through John’s Gospel. Looking at the feeding of the five thousand, he explores how Jesus is the Bread of Life.

Kath continues our series, looking at how knowing who Jesus is, and his mission shapes who we are, and our mission.

Emma continues our series, looking at how Jesus’ sign of turning water into wine reflects how he is the true vine.

Pete starts our new talk series, The Word Made Flesh, going through the Gospel of John. He explores how we can find who we are by first looking at who God is.

Tim continues with All In · Part 2, diving deeper into what it means to come, belong, serve and give to be All In at KXC. For more info, check out: https://kxc.org.uk/all-in

Pete shares what God has been doing at KXC and the wider church, where God is calling us next, and invites us into an All In spirituality. For more info, check out: https://kxc.org.uk/all-in

From Revelation 12:10-11, Jamie looks at how Jesus calls us follow him, in living in courage.

From 2 Corinthians 5:14-21, Joshua explores what being a new creation looks like, and how we are called to the ministry of reconciliation.

Tim explores what standing firm in the Cross looks like in our current cultural moment, and encourages us to pray for the rain.

Pete Hughes finishes our 2-part series, unpacking the gift of speaking and singing in Tongues from the Bible, and explores how it is helpful for our relationship with God.

From 1 Corinthians 13:8-14:5, Pete starts our 2-week series on The Gifts of the Spirit by looking at how Paul talks about Prophecy in the Bible, and how we can practise using this gift.

Cath explores what it means to have joy from the Spirit, and how we are called to a people of unexplainable joy.

From John 4:1-42, Kath shares how God wants to give us his living water, to flow in us and through us, and explores how we can often turn to false comforts instead.

Britt White unpacks Proverbs 3:5-6 with a powerful challenge: Will we let Jesus truly be Jesus in our lives?

Benji encourages us to look past distractions, and focus on Jesus, who is calling us into depth in our relationship with Him.

Emma asks if our inner life with Jesus strong enough to deal with the pressure our outer life? From 2 Corinthians 4:7-18, she explores how Paul’s inner strength comes from God, not ourselves.

Pete interviews Tich and Joan Smith, who are mission partners with KXC. They share how God called them from a place from rock bottom, to serve orphans in South Africa.

Passage: John 5:1-9a

Tim explores what we can learn from examples of being in the wilderness in the Bible, looking at Mark 1:1-15 and Isaiah 35:1-2.

Rounding up our Baptism of Honesty series, Pete interviews Feruza as she shares her experience of losing family from the Grenfell Tower fire. With our ‘Baptism of Honesty’ series, we have looked at how the Psalms shows that God wants us to be raw and honest with him, and we have heard stories of how people from our community have experienced this first hand.

Interviewed by Pete, Sara-Louise shares how she was given the opportunity to step into healing, after her father was killed by the IRA. With our ‘Baptism of Honesty’ series, we have looked at how the Psalms shows that God wants us to be raw and honest with him, and we have heard stories of how people from our community have experienced this first hand.

Joshua Luke Smith and Kara Smith share how they met with God, during their experience of a close friend’s death from cancer.

From our 5pm Baptism service, Emma unpacks why we baptise.

Pete kicks off our next talk series, looking at how the Psalms show we can bring everything to God, the good, the bad and the ugly. Over the next few weeks, we will be hearing from some people at KXC how they have met God with pain they have experienced.