Kingsgate Church Podcast

Speaker: Ian Ford Text: Philippians 3 Description: The Lord is at Hand. What is the secret to dealing with anxiety? Ian Ford explores Philippians 3 and what is says about anxiety.

Speaker: Clark Buys Description: As we explore the third chapter of Paul's letter to the Philippian church, we see something of what it meant for Paul to know Christ Jesus as Lord, and how this completely changed everything for Paul.

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Philippians 2 Description: In order to have a healthy church community, it is necessary to have the example of Jesus at it's centre.

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Description: Water Baptism is a public demonstration of our participation in the great reality of Jesus Text: Acts 2:37-41

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Description: KingsGate Kingston has a compelling story - God has placed us in this part of London to demonstrate and declare the Good News of Jesus. One of the things that he has placed in our hands is our building. How can we be more intentional and faithful with it in order to transform our community.

Speaker: Correy O'driscoll Description: Sharing My testomany of salvation followed by a few testomanys of spreading the word Text: Romans 5:8

Speaker: Graham Lewis Description: Text:

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Philippians 1:12-30 Description: A healthy church community is one that doesn't live for itself or is inwardly focused. Rather a healthy community is one that embraces a bigger story and joyfully participates in a global gospel.

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell Text: Philippians 1:1-12 Description: We are looking at the letter to the Philippians to see what we can learn about what a healthy church community looks like. This first talk is an introduction and includes the question, "Why does a healthy church community even matter?"

Speaker: Clark Buys Sermon Series: Jonah Community: KingsGate Kingston AM Description: While God is never worthy of our anger, due to our brokenness, imperfection, and limited perspective, we sometimes find ourselves angry with God. The last chapter of the book of Jonah gives at least 3 things to consider to help push through the season of anger and indeed to come out the other side a little more like Jesus.

Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 14:1-4 Description: Jesus commands us to not let our hearts be troubled, but also tells us how to avoid this.

Speaker Chris Wienand Description: Building a genuine authentic church

Speaker: James Maxwell Description: James shares his testimony of finding true relationship with Jesus in the midst of a severe, life-threatening trial.

Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13-17 Description: Jesus commands us to obey him by loving one another but this comes through knowing the fathers love and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

Speaker: Tarryn Royle Description: Sharing our personal experiences with Holy Spirit Text:

Speaker: Clark Buys Text: Jonah Description: At the heart of the story of Jonah is a challenge to God's people to love and forgive their greatest enemies. Jesus speaks definitively into this idea of enemy love in the sermon on the Mount.

Speaker: Paul Harper Text: John 13-17 Description: Jesus commands us to obey him by loving one another but this comes through knowing the fathers love and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

Speaker: Alia Kapur & Sian Rees-Jones Description: Sharing our personal experiences with Holy Spirit Text: Ps 139v13-14, Prov 3v5-6 & Col 1v9-10

Speaker: Nick Chandler Text: 1 Sam 14 & 17 Description: Too often we accommodate and work around things in our lives and in our spiritual inheritance that should not be there. Extraordinary courage by individuals can move others forward in their calling.