Kingsgate Church Podcast

Paul Harper: Romans 6: 3-5

Keath Gaitskell: Ephesians 2:1-10.

Keath Gaitskell: Genesis 12: God has spoken to KingsGate through various prophetic words. We have launched a series considering what God has said and what our response should be.

Clark Buys: Psalm 91:Do we see our relationship God as we should? Are we comforted by Him and comfortable with Him? Or are we performing, pretending, and concerned about people’s perceptions? Psalm 91 gives us some clues as to how we can find comfort and refuge in God.

Bronwen Pilley: Psalm 130: ...and Running in the waiting, with eyes fixed on Him!

Louise Campion: Psalm 145:In the song 'Desert Song' by Hillsong, the bridge says "All of my life, in every season, You are still God, I have a reason to sing, I have a reason to worship." Psalm 145 reveals what some of those reasons are, and offers explanation for why it is possible to praise God in every circumstance of life we find ourselves in as well as how to do so: When our eyes are off ourselves and our problems, and firmly fixed on who God is and what He has done, and we declare what we see and know of Him to ourselves and to others, praise and worship is the natural response and overflow of our hearts.

Amber Chandler: Psalm 62:In this Psalm we are reminded that the heart of mankind is ever prone to divide it's confidence between God and man. This will never do. We must "wait only on God. He only must be our rock, our salvation and our refuge." He must be our first as well as our only resource. Thirst after God with an undivided heart, trusting in Him alone, and you will seek rest for your soul.

Bryn Oliver: Psalm 61: How do we respond when we are under threat and our life is in danger?

Martin Reeve: Psalm 73: What to do when all what you see is causing you to stumble.

Ross Yarrow: AM: Psalm 84: Do we believe “how lovely is your Dwelling place”? Do we really believe 1 day in God’s courts is better than 1,000 elsewhere? If so, do our hearts cry out? If not, why? If 1 day is better than 1,000 elsewhere, how should that transform our lives and attitude to sin?Paul Harper: Romans 12:2-8: There is one body, many gifts, all are given and all are needed.

Brent Nel: PM: Psalm 143: " I may truly call this book an anatomy of all parts of the soul, for no one can feel a movement of the spirit which is not reflected in this mirror. All the sorrows, troubles, fears, doubts, hopes, pains, perplexities and stormy outbreaks by which the hearts of men are tossed have been depicted here to the very life." John Calvin Lets review how many amazingly different subjects and moods can be touched in a Psalm of just twelve verses, that reflect our daily prayer life as well as seeing how God answered this prayer.

Paul Harper: Romans 12:2-8: There is one body, many gifts, all are given and all are needed.

Bryn Oliver: PM: The love of God is not a theory but a person who laid His life down so that we may have eternal life with Him.

Clark Buys: 1 Corinthians 13:7-12.Even though we are to expect to encounter God's love in an amazing way here in this life, in heaven we will enter into a much greater measure of knowing and experiencing His love, completely, eternally. Now, it is like looking dimly into a mirror compared to the 'face-to-face' experience of His love we will have in heaven one day.

Brian Kettles: PM

Nick Chandler: AM: From salvation to glory, God's love remains constant over us, driving out all fear. He is able to love us because He is eternal, infinite, holy and free.

Paul Harper:Paul examines the Old Testament to see the unchanging God's incredible great love demonstrated through Abraham, Hosea, the law, the Judges etc.

Keath Gaitskell: AM

Clark Buys: PM

Julian Adams