Kingsgate Church Podcast

Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Revelation 13: Description: This chapter introduces us to the two puppet powers who our enemy uses in his war against the people of God.

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Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Deuteronomy 6:25; Romans 3:21 Description: The purpose of this talk is to show how the cross is both a picture of God's judgement on sin and his incredible love for sinners. The result is that our relationship with God is based on what Jesus' did in on our behalf rather than our performance for him.

Speaker: Jo Johanson Description: What is our mission field? As a community how can we help each other as well as reaching the lost... how can we get out of our 4 walls and reach the people in Wimbledon village. We as people are the church Text: Matt 28:18-20 Mark 12:30-31 Luke 19:1-10

Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 15:1-5 Description: Jesus says his Father lifts us up to himself when we are weak and failing.

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Colossians 2:8-10; Colossians 3:1-4; Ephesians 5:21-33 Description: How being "In Christ" is key to understanding what Paul means by the "Good News".

Speaker: Nick Chandler Test: Revelation 12: If the good news of Jesus is so good, why are things sometimes so bad? Understanding spiritual warfare starts with looking behind the scenes and getting a grasp on the battle that we are in.

Speaker: Taryn Walker Description: No information Available Text:

Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13:34-38; Matt 26:69-75; John 21:15-17 Description: Jesus fully removed Peters shame of denying knowing him.

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Colossians 1:1-23 Description: An introduction to the series we are doing on "What is the Good News?"

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: John 17:20-24 Description: A common motif used in scripture to reflect that salvation is about our reconciliation to God is that of exile and homecoming. However, what does home look like in the context of salvation? God's desire for humanity was that it would participate in indescribable love at the very heart of the Trinity - coming home for us is the participation in this love

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Luke 2:1-20 Description: This passage mentions two kings. One is an emperor of most of the known world while the other is the King of Kings. A comparison of these two kings is used in this sermon to highlight where we look for salvation

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Luke 1-3 Description: The individual is not lost in the Gospel

Speaker: Carl Lunderstedt Text: Matthew 22 v 37 Description: A focus on what the KGWV community is and increasingly becoming with particular emphasis on loving God, loving people and making disciples of all nations!

Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Gen 28, Mal 3: Developing the theme of tithing, we look at Jacob, Israel, and the prophets. But is the question of tithing even the right question to be asking?

Speaker: Steve Johanson Description: No information available Text:

Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: Gen 14:17-15:1: Abraham's encounter with Melchizedek introduces the heart of the matter of tithing, i.e an act of worship in response to the deliverance and provision of God. How do we, who are of the faith of Abraham, respond to Jesus as our deliverer and provider?

Speaker: Zoe Gavars Description: Looking at how Jesus longs to encounter each of us, and the various ways in which he has revealed that desire, by dying for us (Romans 5:10), and coming to live in us, and amongst us (1 Cor 3:16, 2 Cor 6:16). Recounted ways in which I had personally encountered Him, encouraging us to keep remembering how we have encountered Him.God does not have favourites (Acts 10:35, Rom 2:11) but He does have intimates. He longs for intimacy and encounters with everyone of us. Revealed in the word how God often asked his people to remember the things He had done (stones of rememberance in Joshua 4), and that God is not holding out on us,but as we remember what Hes done, and respond to his longing to meet with us we set ourselves up for more/ deeper encounters. Spoke about different ways in which He encounters us, through believers (1 John 4 13-15), in His word (John 1:1), receiving salvation (1 John 4:17), in our hearts (Heb 10:22, Ezk36:26), in response to faith and expectation (Mat 9:29

Speaker: Sarah Montgomery Text: John 13: 1-20 Description: Love looks like something. Jesus gives us an example to follow and a challenge to do likewise when it comes to loving people. He is the ultimate example of what love looks like.

Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Genesis 1:26-31 Description: God’s not looking for slaves, onlookers, or disengaged stewards. He’s looking for partners.