Teaching ministry from the charismatic Cambridge churchhttp://kingscambridge.orgInsight by EndisKing's Church CambridgeKing's Church CambridgecleanFear is something most people face on a regular basis. King David found the answer in praising and seeking the Lord for help and in Psalm 34 he sets out a blueprint for dealing with fear. The same God who delivered David will deliver you if you will seek Him! Jean-Louis opens the word.m_83183Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=83183&fullpage=TrueFear is something most people face on a regular basis. King David found the answer in praising and seeking the Lord for help and in Psalm 34 he sets out a blueprint for dealing with fear. The same God who delivered David will deliver you if you will seek Him! Jean-Louis opens the word.Jean-Louis Beng Elouga00:34:00Jesus promised that His followers would be 'set free' but this has not always been the believers' experience. As Jane Cavanna explains, it is essential to 'know the truth' in order to be free. A deep revelation of sin's consequences, the power of the cross to separate us from the past, and the overwhelming wonder of God's love will transform anyone's life forever.m_82943Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82943&fullpage=TrueJesus promised that His followers would be 'set free' but this has not always been the believers' experience. As Jane Cavanna explains, it is essential to 'know the truth' in order to be free. A deep revelation of sin's consequences, the power of the cross to separate us from the past, and the overwhelming wonder of God's love will transform anyone's life forever.Jane Cavanna00:39:00In the Old Testament, during the Assyrian siege of Jerusalem, the enemy commander's speech has overtones characteristic of a satanic confrontation. The steps that the King of Judah took to overcome his mind games will encourage anyone today who feels that they are literally in a diabolical situation. Whose report will you believe?m_82410Sun, 04 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82410&fullpage=TrueIn the Old Testament, during the Assyrian siege of Jerusalem, the enemy commander's speech has overtones characteristic of a satanic confrontation. The steps that the King of Judah took to overcome his mind games will encourage anyone today who feels that they are literally in a diabolical situation. Whose report will you believe?Peter Cavanna00:47:00Ancient wineskins had to be regularly changed because the pressure of the wine ruined them. New chapters will bring the need for new changes, and if we don't adapt they can cause us great difficulty. Whether considering the family, work or church life, how ready are you for expansion this year?m_82064Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82064&fullpage=TrueAncient wineskins had to be regularly changed because the pressure of the wine ruined them. New chapters will bring the need for new changes, and if we don't adapt they can cause us great difficulty. Whether considering the family, work or church life, how ready are you for expansion this year?Peter Cavanna00:38:00Dealing with personal rejection, for whatever reason, is something that everyone has to learn how to do well. Jesus was rejected at Nazareth and there is much to learn from His experience. Will you be defined by your critics and bad experiences, or will you let God's word shape your identity? m_81724Sun, 11 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=81724&fullpage=TrueDealing with personal rejection, for whatever reason, is something that everyone has to learn how to do well. Jesus was rejected at Nazareth and there is much to learn from His experience. Will you be defined by your critics and bad experiences, or will you let God's word shape your identity? Peter Cavanna00:41:00As children grow up, parents see it as a sign of maturity when they start to say 'Thank you' for life's good things. Equally, the Scripture exhorts followers of Jesus to be a thankful people, acknowledging God as their source. Gratitude changes our lives. What do you need to give thanks for today?m_81695Sun, 18 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=81695&fullpage=TrueAs children grow up, parents see it as a sign of maturity when they start to say 'Thank you' for life's good things. Equally, the Scripture exhorts followers of Jesus to be a thankful people, acknowledging God as their source. Gratitude changes our lives. What do you need to give thanks for today?Peter Cavanna00:24:00There can be no doubt that people of devout faith and devotion to God go through difficult periods and seasons of suffering. How should a Christian respond to this, and to the Lord, during such times? This practical message is drawn from the wise instruction found in the First Epistle of Peter.m_80593Sun, 27 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=80593&fullpage=TrueThere can be no doubt that people of devout faith and devotion to God go through difficult periods and seasons of suffering. How should a Christian respond to this, and to the Lord, during such times? This practical message is drawn from the wise instruction found in the First Epistle of Peter.Peter Cavanna00:30:00Despite its common use today, the word 'Christian' rarely appears in the Bible, and it is only used by those who are not followers of Jesus. What did this term really mean in the first century and how can we learn and live out a true 'Christian' life in the modern world? Thought provoking! Part one of two.m_80397Sun, 20 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=80397&fullpage=TrueDespite its common use today, the word 'Christian' rarely appears in the Bible, and it is only used by those who are not followers of Jesus. What did this term really mean in the first century and how can we learn and live out a true 'Christian' life in the modern world? Thought provoking! Part one of two.Peter Cavanna00:48:00In the life of Joseph, things seemed to be always moving from bad to worse. Each time he got himself back on his feet, he was stripped of his clothes and his comfort. But God knew that with each betrayal, he was moving towards his appointed destination. In hardships, what is God doing in your life?m_79840Sun, 23 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=79840&fullpage=TrueIn the life of Joseph, things seemed to be always moving from bad to worse. Each time he got himself back on his feet, he was stripped of his clothes and his comfort. But God knew that with each betrayal, he was moving towards his appointed destination. In hardships, what is God doing in your life?Peter Cavanna00:31:00King David had a challenging life, one in which God was able to reveal His wisdom. Examining three such instances, Jane Cavanna encourages the church concerning handling conflict, ensuring the cost of worship and the importance of preparing the next generation for the Kingdom to come.m_79834Sun, 13 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=79834&fullpage=TrueKing David had a challenging life, one in which God was able to reveal His wisdom. Examining three such instances, Jane Cavanna encourages the church concerning handling conflict, ensuring the cost of worship and the importance of preparing the next generation for the Kingdom to come.Jane Cavanna00:37:00In the Book of Ezra, God moved the heart of Cyrus the Great to allow the Jews to return to Judah and begin rebuilding their Temple. The principles will instruct and inspire any church considering a successful building programme. Peter Cavanna shares concerning King's 'Upper Room Project.'m_79760Sun, 30 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=79760&fullpage=TrueIn the Book of Ezra, God moved the heart of Cyrus the Great to allow the Jews to return to Judah and begin rebuilding their Temple. The principles will instruct and inspire any church considering a successful building programme. Peter Cavanna shares concerning King's 'Upper Room Project.'Peter Cavanna00:41:00'Spirit Filled' is a favourite phrase of the writer Luke, being found throughout his Gospel and the Book of Acts. But what does it really mean? Does it refer to an experience of tongues and spiritual gifts, or to so much more? Peter Cavanna opens the Scriptures in this helpful teaching message.m_79658Sun, 06 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=79658&fullpage=True'Spirit Filled' is a favourite phrase of the writer Luke, being found throughout his Gospel and the Book of Acts. But what does it really mean? Does it refer to an experience of tongues and spiritual gifts, or to so much more? Peter Cavanna opens the Scriptures in this helpful teaching message.Peter Cavanna00:49:00The Book of Ruth forgets the political and military issues of the Judges and zooms in on a small, insignificant family loved and guided by heaven. The story has much to say about how God connects people to their destiny and this message will bless anyone seeking divine direction.m_76657Sun, 16 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=76657&fullpage=TrueThe Book of Ruth forgets the political and military issues of the Judges and zooms in on a small, insignificant family loved and guided by heaven. The story has much to say about how God connects people to their destiny and this message will bless anyone seeking divine direction.Peter Cavanna00:45:00The concept of 'generational curses' has become increasingly popular, especially in charismatic churches, where prayer ministers break curses and encourage people to repent for their relatives' sins. But does any of this have any foundation in Scripture? Peter Cavanna examines all the texts on this topic and draws some interesting conclusions! Recommended.m_76362Sun, 09 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=76362&fullpage=TrueThe concept of 'generational curses' has become increasingly popular, especially in charismatic churches, where prayer ministers break curses and encourage people to repent for their relatives' sins. But does any of this have any foundation in Scripture? Peter Cavanna examines all the texts on this topic and draws some interesting conclusions! Recommended.Peter Cavanna00:50:00John chapters 14-16 contain important teaching from Jesus Himself on the person of the Holy Spirit. Not just for theologians, these passages are vital and practical for every believer who is seeking to understand and live out the Spirit-filled life. How is your relationship with the Holy Spirit? Recommended.m_76070Sun, 02 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=76070&fullpage=TrueJohn chapters 14-16 contain important teaching from Jesus Himself on the person of the Holy Spirit. Not just for theologians, these passages are vital and practical for every believer who is seeking to understand and live out the Spirit-filled life. How is your relationship with the Holy Spirit? Recommended.Peter Cavanna00:57:00Australian evangelist John Mellor was our church conference speaker again in 2011. Many testified to healing during the weekend, and in this recording, John encourages those in need to seek after Christ with all of their being. Will you climb whatever mountain is in your way to reach and touch Him?m_75708Sun, 25 Sep 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=75708&fullpage=TrueAustralian evangelist John Mellor was our church conference speaker again in 2011. Many testified to healing during the weekend, and in this recording, John encourages those in need to seek after Christ with all of their being. Will you climb whatever mountain is in your way to reach and touch Him?John Mellor00:21:00'Be Prepared' is a good motto - the demands of life require us to be ready for a multitude of duties and tasks. But what of the preparation required before Christ in the light of His coming? How can we prepare ourselves and the lives of others? Jean-Louis opens the Scriptures and the topic for us.m_75322Sun, 18 Sep 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=75322&fullpage=True'Be Prepared' is a good motto - the demands of life require us to be ready for a multitude of duties and tasks. But what of the preparation required before Christ in the light of His coming? How can we prepare ourselves and the lives of others? Jean-Louis opens the Scriptures and the topic for us.Jean-Louis Beng Elouga00:35:00Deuteronomy's eighth chapter is thousands of years old but is full of wisdom and insight for contemporary Christians. Are 'commandments' still applicable for today? Why do good people go through so many life struggles? What is the secret of overcoming pride? This chapter has some solid answers.m_75010Sun, 11 Sep 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=75010&fullpage=TrueDeuteronomy's eighth chapter is thousands of years old but is full of wisdom and insight for contemporary Christians. Are 'commandments' still applicable for today? Why do good people go through so many life struggles? What is the secret of overcoming pride? This chapter has some solid answers.Peter Cavanna00:28:00The opening and closing of doors are a theme of the Book of Revelation. The struggling first-century church of Philadelphia needed God to open a door of hope for them, and this can be just as true for those undergoing trials today. This recording was a word of prophecy delivered in September 2011.m_75009Sun, 04 Sep 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=75009&fullpage=TrueThe opening and closing of doors are a theme of the Book of Revelation. The struggling first-century church of Philadelphia needed God to open a door of hope for them, and this can be just as true for those undergoing trials today. This recording was a word of prophecy delivered in September 2011.Peter Cavanna00:26:00The people who lived in Bible days believed that they knew exactly what God was like, just as people think they do today. The coming of Jesus was to radically change their perception, as a religious community came face to face with an hitherto unknown God. What facets of God's character, revealed in Christ, still amaze people today? Peter Cavanna opens the Scriptures.m_74454Sun, 28 Aug 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=74454&fullpage=TrueThe people who lived in Bible days believed that they knew exactly what God was like, just as people think they do today. The coming of Jesus was to radically change their perception, as a religious community came face to face with an hitherto unknown God. What facets of God's character, revealed in Christ, still amaze people today? Peter Cavanna opens the Scriptures.Peter Cavanna00:32:00King's Youth visited SYC in North Wales for the annual youth camp and once again the impact upon their lives by the Holy Spirit was amazing. Here is a short recording of their testimonies, given on the following Sunday morning. We are confident that the next generation will carry the flame strongly!m_74136Sun, 21 Aug 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=74136&fullpage=TrueKing's Youth visited SYC in North Wales for the annual youth camp and once again the impact upon their lives by the Holy Spirit was amazing. Here is a short recording of their testimonies, given on the following Sunday morning. We are confident that the next generation will carry the flame strongly!King's Youth00:18:00The Jews returned to Jerusalem after their long exile to discover a Temple in need of rebuilding and Haggai is God's mouthpiece to encourage the people to urgent action. His wisdom and insight can be just as applicable today as a local church seeks to renovate or rebuild its venue, and this message will encourage and instruct any church community in a building project.m_74137Sun, 21 Aug 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=74137&fullpage=TrueThe Jews returned to Jerusalem after their long exile to discover a Temple in need of rebuilding and Haggai is God's mouthpiece to encourage the people to urgent action. His wisdom and insight can be just as applicable today as a local church seeks to renovate or rebuild its venue, and this message will encourage and instruct any church community in a building project.Peter Cavanna00:34:00Having to say farewell to people, because of death, separation or relocation is an obvious fact of life, albeit often a painful one. Taking Paul's relationship with the Philippian church as an example, Peter Cavanna suggests ways in which we can honour God in the way we bid 'Goodbye' to others. This unusual message may be a rich and surprising blessing to you.m_73793Sun, 14 Aug 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73793&fullpage=TrueHaving to say farewell to people, because of death, separation or relocation is an obvious fact of life, albeit often a painful one. Taking Paul's relationship with the Philippian church as an example, Peter Cavanna suggests ways in which we can honour God in the way we bid 'Goodbye' to others. This unusual message may be a rich and surprising blessing to you.Peter Cavanna00:35:00Everyone faces challenges in life; what makes the difference is how we respond to them. Teaching from the story of King Jehoshaphat and the threats against him, Jean-Louis advises the godly response: to overcome fear with faith and understand that the battle belongs to the Lord. This message will encourage and comfort all who struggle.m_73744Sun, 07 Aug 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73744&fullpage=TrueEveryone faces challenges in life; what makes the difference is how we respond to them. Teaching from the story of King Jehoshaphat and the threats against him, Jean-Louis advises the godly response: to overcome fear with faith and understand that the battle belongs to the Lord. This message will encourage and comfort all who struggle.Jean-Louis Beng Elouga00:32:00The Bible has much to say about the careful balance of work, rest and play in our lives. While laziness is obviously frowned upon, the Word also encourages people to take sufficient rest. We must not tample with the manual of life set out in Scripture. In this message, Peter Cavanna outlines the components of a God blessed 'day off' or holiday. Enjoy!m_73263Sun, 31 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73263&fullpage=TrueThe Bible has much to say about the careful balance of work, rest and play in our lives. While laziness is obviously frowned upon, the Word also encourages people to take sufficient rest. We must not tample with the manual of life set out in Scripture. In this message, Peter Cavanna outlines the components of a God blessed 'day off' or holiday. Enjoy!Peter Cavanna00:42:00Asaph was David's songwriter/worship leader in the temple and a man of the Spirit. But his faith was stumbled by life's struggles, especially as he saw others doing so much better than him. To be stumbled by seeming injustice has been very common throughout history. Might you have this problem and, if so, what is the solution? Peter Cavanna offers some biblical advice.m_72942Sun, 24 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=72942&fullpage=TrueAsaph was David's songwriter/worship leader in the temple and a man of the Spirit. But his faith was stumbled by life's struggles, especially as he saw others doing so much better than him. To be stumbled by seeming injustice has been very common throughout history. Might you have this problem and, if so, what is the solution? Peter Cavanna offers some biblical advice.Peter Cavanna00:37:00The promise of Jesus was that He would stand in the midst of every genuine gathering held in His Name. How different would church meetings be if that one truth was believed by those present? What displays of His life changing power might be witnessed? Part two of the 'Sunday Worship' series.m_72486Sun, 17 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=72486&fullpage=TrueThe promise of Jesus was that He would stand in the midst of every genuine gathering held in His Name. How different would church meetings be if that one truth was believed by those present? What displays of His life changing power might be witnessed? Part two of the 'Sunday Worship' series.Peter Cavanna00:46:00Most believers understand that the Gospel should be the bedrock of their lives but it is possible to have a deficient foundation, or to fail to invest heavily in building upon it. The Apostle Paul said that we should build with 'costly stones'. Jane Cavanna presents the challenge of God's word!m_72199Sun, 10 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=72199&fullpage=TrueMost believers understand that the Gospel should be the bedrock of their lives but it is possible to have a deficient foundation, or to fail to invest heavily in building upon it. The Apostle Paul said that we should build with 'costly stones'. Jane Cavanna presents the challenge of God's word!Jane Cavanna00:39:00Although worship is much more than just time spent singing on a Sunday morning, the coming together of Christians to exalt God corporately is very important. How should believers prepare themselves to worship the Lord, and what is the Father seeking from His worshippers? Part one of two.m_72118Sun, 03 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=72118&fullpage=TrueAlthough worship is much more than just time spent singing on a Sunday morning, the coming together of Christians to exalt God corporately is very important. How should believers prepare themselves to worship the Lord, and what is the Father seeking from His worshippers? Part one of two.Peter Cavanna00:35:00After almost a year of training and Street Pastors' duties on the streets of Cambridge, Aidan and Melanie discuss their experiences in helping people, even in difficult circumstances, serving as Street Pastors.m_71374Sun, 26 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=71374&fullpage=TrueAfter almost a year of training and Street Pastors' duties on the streets of Cambridge, Aidan and Melanie discuss their experiences in helping people, even in difficult circumstances, serving as Street Pastors.Street Pastors00:09:00The story of the mighty people of Babel who built their city and tall tower is a very famous passage from the Bible. The people were able to achieve great things because of their unity. But the enemy of unity at Babel was not argument or dispute, but rather confusion. What can we learn for our lives today as we seek to build churches of unity? m_71370Sun, 26 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=71370&fullpage=TrueThe story of the mighty people of Babel who built their city and tall tower is a very famous passage from the Bible. The people were able to achieve great things because of their unity. But the enemy of unity at Babel was not argument or dispute, but rather confusion. What can we learn for our lives today as we seek to build churches of unity? Peter Cavanna00:39:00The passage which describes Peter's first encounter with Jesus, and the miraculous catch of fish, is brimming over with wisdom and insight for Christian living, both for Peter and for us today. Consider the voice of God, refuse idolatry, make war with sin and make sure you are part of the team we call the church. It's time for you to leave everything and follow Him too.m_71274Sun, 19 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=71274&fullpage=TrueThe passage which describes Peter's first encounter with Jesus, and the miraculous catch of fish, is brimming over with wisdom and insight for Christian living, both for Peter and for us today. Consider the voice of God, refuse idolatry, make war with sin and make sure you are part of the team we call the church. It's time for you to leave everything and follow Him too.Peter Cavanna00:35:00'Without a vision, the people perish' says the proverb. In this recording, the second part of the 'God's Blueprints' teaching series, Peter Cavanna speaks about the particular ethos and principles that govern the direction of King's Church and its mission: to seek the lost; love Christ; make disciples and help the poor. Anyone wondering what King's Church is about should listen.m_70333Sun, 05 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=70333&fullpage=True'Without a vision, the people perish' says the proverb. In this recording, the second part of the 'God's Blueprints' teaching series, Peter Cavanna speaks about the particular ethos and principles that govern the direction of King's Church and its mission: to seek the lost; love Christ; make disciples and help the poor. Anyone wondering what King's Church is about should listen.Peter Cavanna00:42:00In this recording, from Sunday 29th May, Peter Cavanna gives an update on 'The Upper Room Project'. He outlines the beginnings of the vision and its recent developments. As you will hear, the project has become much larger than before. All partners of King's ought to hear this update. It's time to grow!m_70079Sun, 29 May 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=70079&fullpage=TrueIn this recording, from Sunday 29th May, Peter Cavanna gives an update on 'The Upper Room Project'. He outlines the beginnings of the vision and its recent developments. As you will hear, the project has become much larger than before. All partners of King's ought to hear this update. It's time to grow!Peter Cavanna00:22:00Many Christians have different ideas about what church should be and how it should be organised. But what does God Himself think His church should be like? The Scriptures, not tradition or denominational styles, should be our guide. Stand by for a re-think. It's time to connect with our community and grow! Part one of the 'God's Blueprints' teaching series for King's Church.m_70082Sun, 29 May 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=70082&fullpage=TrueMany Christians have different ideas about what church should be and how it should be organised. But what does God Himself think His church should be like? The Scriptures, not tradition or denominational styles, should be our guide. Stand by for a re-think. It's time to connect with our community and grow! Part one of the 'God's Blueprints' teaching series for King's Church.Peter Cavanna00:33:00The people of Nehemiah's day faced opposition and many challenges as they sought to obey God in the reconstruction of the wall. How can these principles be applied to followers of Jesus Christ today who are seeking to build the Church? Jean-Louis offers some strong biblical answers.m_69732Sun, 22 May 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=69732&fullpage=TrueThe people of Nehemiah's day faced opposition and many challenges as they sought to obey God in the reconstruction of the wall. How can these principles be applied to followers of Jesus Christ today who are seeking to build the Church? Jean-Louis offers some strong biblical answers.Jean-Louis Beng Elouga00:35:00The New Testament speaks of the 'gift of the Holy Spirit' but what is the nature of this heavenly gift? How may the Spirit baptism be received and what outward biblical signs should we expect to witness? Jane Cavanna opens the Word.m_69344Sun, 15 May 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=69344&fullpage=TrueThe New Testament speaks of the 'gift of the Holy Spirit' but what is the nature of this heavenly gift? How may the Spirit baptism be received and what outward biblical signs should we expect to witness? Jane Cavanna opens the Word.Jane Cavanna00:35:00Many Christians have learned what to believe and how to worship, but a smaller number find maturity in Christ by serving Him consistently. Reviewing four different verses in the Book of Hebrews, this message looks at some of the components of biblical service.m_68972Sun, 08 May 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=68972&fullpage=TrueMany Christians have learned what to believe and how to worship, but a smaller number find maturity in Christ by serving Him consistently. Reviewing four different verses in the Book of Hebrews, this message looks at some of the components of biblical service.Peter Cavanna00:42:00On the first Easter morning the angel said, 'Why do you seek life among the dead?' - a question that is just as relevant to ask today. Why do people seek fulfillment and joy in things that ultimately cause sorrow? Where can a person find everlasting life?m_68642Sun, 24 Apr 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=68642&fullpage=TrueOn the first Easter morning the angel said, 'Why do you seek life among the dead?' - a question that is just as relevant to ask today. Why do people seek fulfillment and joy in things that ultimately cause sorrow? Where can a person find everlasting life?Peter Cavanna00:27:00How long was Jesus in the tomb? Why were the first witnesses such an odd choice? For whom did the Easter Angel have a private message? What difference can the resurrection of Christ make to our lives today? Peter Cavanna presents a Resurrection Report for Easter 2011.m_68635Sun, 01 May 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=68635&fullpage=TrueHow long was Jesus in the tomb? Why were the first witnesses such an odd choice? For whom did the Easter Angel have a private message? What difference can the resurrection of Christ make to our lives today? Peter Cavanna presents a Resurrection Report for Easter 2011.Peter Cavanna00:43:00Why does God appear to 'leave' us when we need Him the most? This was Jesus' experience. How can the words of Christ from the cross have life changing meaning for our lives today? Peter Cavanna opens the Scriptures in the concluding part of this Easter 2011 teaching series. m_68075Sun, 17 Apr 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=68075&fullpage=TrueWhy does God appear to 'leave' us when we need Him the most? This was Jesus' experience. How can the words of Christ from the cross have life changing meaning for our lives today? Peter Cavanna opens the Scriptures in the concluding part of this Easter 2011 teaching series. Peter Cavanna00:41:00Foolish King Ahaz replaced the Lord's altar with a more popular one from a foreign land. Can Christians do this when they abandon the preaching of the cross and costly discipleship in favour of trendy new approaches to church? Peter Cavanna encourages believers to engage with the old values of sacrifice and commitment to God. Part one of two for Easter 2011.m_65693Sun, 10 Apr 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=65693&fullpage=TrueFoolish King Ahaz replaced the Lord's altar with a more popular one from a foreign land. Can Christians do this when they abandon the preaching of the cross and costly discipleship in favour of trendy new approaches to church? Peter Cavanna encourages believers to engage with the old values of sacrifice and commitment to God. Part one of two for Easter 2011.Peter Cavanna00:49:00Proverbs 31 seems to describe 'Super Woman' but rather than avoid reading it because the standard is so high, both men and women can be inspired to order their lives correctly. An excellent message from Rachel David (WCM).m_65554Sun, 03 Apr 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=65554&fullpage=TrueProverbs 31 seems to describe 'Super Woman' but rather than avoid reading it because the standard is so high, both men and women can be inspired to order their lives correctly. An excellent message from Rachel David (WCM).Rachel David00:18:00Contained within a single chapter of Isaiah is the story of King Hezekiah's sickness, recovery and treatment, which breaks almost every principle taught in some extreme 'Word of Faith' circles today. If you are sick, or if you minister to the sick, you should take the time to listen to this important message.m_64244Sun, 27 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=64244&fullpage=TrueContained within a single chapter of Isaiah is the story of King Hezekiah's sickness, recovery and treatment, which breaks almost every principle taught in some extreme 'Word of Faith' circles today. If you are sick, or if you minister to the sick, you should take the time to listen to this important message.Peter Cavanna00:42:00The 'Good Samaritan' saw the need of his neighbour, felt compassion and took definite action. Jesus' command is that we should 'go and do likewise,' but what will we do? Mattersey Hall Principal Paul Alexander is the speaker.m_63716Sun, 20 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=63716&fullpage=TrueThe 'Good Samaritan' saw the need of his neighbour, felt compassion and took definite action. Jesus' command is that we should 'go and do likewise,' but what will we do? Mattersey Hall Principal Paul Alexander is the speaker.Paul Alexander00:30:00The story of Jesus at Simon the Pharisee's house illustrates the difference between two kinds of religious people. The woman has a revelation of who Jesus is, and who she is; while the Pharisee continues to think more highly of himself than he ought. Jane Cavanna asks: Which one represents you?m_63294Sun, 13 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=63294&fullpage=TrueThe story of Jesus at Simon the Pharisee's house illustrates the difference between two kinds of religious people. The woman has a revelation of who Jesus is, and who she is; while the Pharisee continues to think more highly of himself than he ought. Jane Cavanna asks: Which one represents you?Jane Cavanna00:39:00Jesus was the friend of 'tax collectors and sinners' and left an example to follow today. But how can devout Christians be connected with the unchurched without compromising holiness and how should evangelism work in these situations? If Christ was accused of being too friendly with the world, why aren't isn't the Pentecostal church facing the same charge?m_62887Sun, 06 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=62887&fullpage=TrueJesus was the friend of 'tax collectors and sinners' and left an example to follow today. But how can devout Christians be connected with the unchurched without compromising holiness and how should evangelism work in these situations? If Christ was accused of being too friendly with the world, why aren't isn't the Pentecostal church facing the same charge?Peter Cavanna00:39:00For a concise and simple summary of the message of the Bible, this half hour recording is for you. Taken loosely from the story of the Good Samaritan, Peter Cavanna examines the present state of the human heart and the amazing solution that God has put into effect. Will you accept His cure?m_62393Sun, 27 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=62393&fullpage=TrueFor a concise and simple summary of the message of the Bible, this half hour recording is for you. Taken loosely from the story of the Good Samaritan, Peter Cavanna examines the present state of the human heart and the amazing solution that God has put into effect. Will you accept His cure?Peter Cavanna00:32:00While it's great that we are all different, some personality types and traits can be counter-productive to an enriched relationship with God. What baggage from the past might you have been dragging around with you on your journey of life with Christ? Peter Cavanna investigates the Scriptures.m_62047Sun, 20 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=62047&fullpage=TrueWhile it's great that we are all different, some personality types and traits can be counter-productive to an enriched relationship with God. What baggage from the past might you have been dragging around with you on your journey of life with Christ? Peter Cavanna investigates the Scriptures.Peter Cavanna00:45:00Many of us seek to make plans and fulfill life long dreams. However, the question for the believer is: Does God agree we have the best plan or maybe even the right plan? Speaking from Jeremiah, Philip Shaw seeks to identify some biblical tips when making life’s key changing decisions.m_61904Sun, 13 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=61904&fullpage=TrueMany of us seek to make plans and fulfill life long dreams. However, the question for the believer is: Does God agree we have the best plan or maybe even the right plan? Speaking from Jeremiah, Philip Shaw seeks to identify some biblical tips when making life’s key changing decisions.Philip Shaw00:46:00Throughout the Bible, God raised the dead, and this continued in the early days of the Spirit-filled church. But how might we outwork this extraordinary miracle for today? Is God still in the resurrection business? How might we know it was His will? This message will instruct you and build your faith!m_61287Sun, 06 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=61287&fullpage=TrueThroughout the Bible, God raised the dead, and this continued in the early days of the Spirit-filled church. But how might we outwork this extraordinary miracle for today? Is God still in the resurrection business? How might we know it was His will? This message will instruct you and build your faith!Peter Cavanna00:46:00Do you feel that you owe God something - your life, your obedience or acts of service? Or do you believe that God owes you - prosperity, healing or blessing? These ideas are spiritually poisonous. As you listen, stand by for your relationship with God to be challenged to the core! Recommended.m_61063Sun, 30 Jan 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=61063&fullpage=TrueDo you feel that you owe God something - your life, your obedience or acts of service? Or do you believe that God owes you - prosperity, healing or blessing? These ideas are spiritually poisonous. As you listen, stand by for your relationship with God to be challenged to the core! Recommended.Peter Cavanna00:44:00Many are familiar with Jesus' parables but the Apostle Paul also used simple pictures and stories to illustrate important spiritual truths. Selecting three of these found in Romans, Peter Cavanna teaches on the transformation that occurs in the life of the person who puts their faith in Christ.m_60570Sun, 23 Jan 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=60570&fullpage=TrueMany are familiar with Jesus' parables but the Apostle Paul also used simple pictures and stories to illustrate important spiritual truths. Selecting three of these found in Romans, Peter Cavanna teaches on the transformation that occurs in the life of the person who puts their faith in Christ.Peter Cavanna00:34:00The Christmas story is usually associated with a simple nativity play, but the events surrounding the birth of Jesus are rich with biblical wisdom and insight into how to approach our Christian lives. Join Mary and Joseph on the journey, not just to Bethlehem, but on a discovery of God's mysterious will. m_60234Sun, 16 Jan 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=60234&fullpage=TrueThe Christmas story is usually associated with a simple nativity play, but the events surrounding the birth of Jesus are rich with biblical wisdom and insight into how to approach our Christian lives. Join Mary and Joseph on the journey, not just to Bethlehem, but on a discovery of God's mysterious will. Peter Cavanna00:36:00In Mark 5, there are two recorded healings - the woman with a terrible haemorrhage, and the raising of Jairus' daughter from the dead. Philip Shaw shares his heart from the passage, aware of God's desire to heal people today. Live testimonies of healing followed this sermon. m_59975Sun, 09 Jan 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=59975&fullpage=TrueIn Mark 5, there are two recorded healings - the woman with a terrible haemorrhage, and the raising of Jairus' daughter from the dead. Philip Shaw shares his heart from the passage, aware of God's desire to heal people today. Live testimonies of healing followed this sermon. Philip Shaw00:29:00It is clear from the Gospel of Luke that Isaiah 61 describes the ministry of Jesus, both yesterday and today. Many of the promises of the chapter refer to the healing and restoration of those struggling with emotional pain and grief. This prophetic message opened 2011 at King's Church.m_59732Sun, 02 Jan 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=59732&fullpage=TrueIt is clear from the Gospel of Luke that Isaiah 61 describes the ministry of Jesus, both yesterday and today. Many of the promises of the chapter refer to the healing and restoration of those struggling with emotional pain and grief. This prophetic message opened 2011 at King's Church.Peter Cavanna00:32:00God has many plans, but what should we do when we find ourselves awaiting prophecy to be fulfilled, seemingly confined to the 'Departure Lounge' of our life purpose? Has something gone wrong? Peter Cavanna seeks to encourage all who feel they are still in God's waiting room.m_59407Sun, 19 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=59407&fullpage=TrueGod has many plans, but what should we do when we find ourselves awaiting prophecy to be fulfilled, seemingly confined to the 'Departure Lounge' of our life purpose? Has something gone wrong? Peter Cavanna seeks to encourage all who feel they are still in God's waiting room.Peter Cavanna00:29:00Many Christians avidly confess their faith in the authority and authenticity of the Bible, without having read it all the way through. What should genuine Bible study do on the inside of us? Peter Cavanna offers a biblical answer.m_59102Sun, 12 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=59102&fullpage=TrueMany Christians avidly confess their faith in the authority and authenticity of the Bible, without having read it all the way through. What should genuine Bible study do on the inside of us? Peter Cavanna offers a biblical answer.Peter Cavanna00:30:00'Do not commit adultery' is a commandment many have broken, leaving betrayal and devastation in families everywhere. Sadly, Christians are not immune, even those who feel they would never betray their spouse. Everyone should hear and heed the warnings in this practical and biblical message.m_58791Sun, 05 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=58791&fullpage=True'Do not commit adultery' is a commandment many have broken, leaving betrayal and devastation in families everywhere. Sadly, Christians are not immune, even those who feel they would never betray their spouse. Everyone should hear and heed the warnings in this practical and biblical message.Peter Cavanna00:36:00Most of us face the daily pressure to have the approval of others - to be people pleasing. While there is much Christian virture in prefering others and thinking of their needs, it is not God's will for us to be manipulated by people's opinions or to make them our true Lord. Even well meaning people can try to control us. Approval addicts, stand by to be set free! m_58357Sun, 28 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=58357&fullpage=TrueMost of us face the daily pressure to have the approval of others - to be people pleasing. While there is much Christian virture in prefering others and thinking of their needs, it is not God's will for us to be manipulated by people's opinions or to make them our true Lord. Even well meaning people can try to control us. Approval addicts, stand by to be set free! Peter Cavanna00:33:00Jesus' struggle in Gethsemane has much to teach us today about being consecrated to God. If you are ready for the loneliness of holiness and have a heart that believes God's way is best, you will receive strength from heaven!m_57986Sun, 21 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=57986&fullpage=TrueJesus' struggle in Gethsemane has much to teach us today about being consecrated to God. If you are ready for the loneliness of holiness and have a heart that believes God's way is best, you will receive strength from heaven!Peter Cavanna00:40:00Rachel David of World Christian Ministries announces the 'Women of Worth' initiative and shares her passion for making a difference among the poorest of this world. Contact the office for more information on the walk.m_57637Sun, 14 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=57637&fullpage=TrueRachel David of World Christian Ministries announces the 'Women of Worth' initiative and shares her passion for making a difference among the poorest of this world. Contact the office for more information on the walk.Rachel David00:40:00Do you ever get the feeling that you ought to be living a 'bigger' life? Using the example of God's encounter with Gideon, guest speaker Steve Parsons brings some practical wisdom and easy to follow steps that will enable anyone determined to see a change in this brilliant message.m_56524Sun, 07 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=56524&fullpage=TrueDo you ever get the feeling that you ought to be living a 'bigger' life? Using the example of God's encounter with Gideon, guest speaker Steve Parsons brings some practical wisdom and easy to follow steps that will enable anyone determined to see a change in this brilliant message.Steve Parsons00:45:00Discussing many issues in First Corinthians, the Apostle Paul turns his attention to the ministry of the church. How do churches grow? What are the dynamics of seeing expansion? Paul believed in the principle of building 'others' up. Peter Cavanna looks at chapters twelve to fourteen.m_55350Sun, 31 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=55350&fullpage=TrueDiscussing many issues in First Corinthians, the Apostle Paul turns his attention to the ministry of the church. How do churches grow? What are the dynamics of seeing expansion? Paul believed in the principle of building 'others' up. Peter Cavanna looks at chapters twelve to fourteen.Peter Cavanna00:38:00Have you ever tried to hide from God? It's quite impossible! But whether you are on the run because of your sin, your fear or avoiding God's call to service, make an about turn and be found today by your loving heavenly Father. m_55117Sun, 24 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=55117&fullpage=TrueHave you ever tried to hide from God? It's quite impossible! But whether you are on the run because of your sin, your fear or avoiding God's call to service, make an about turn and be found today by your loving heavenly Father. Peter Cavanna00:35:00The New Testament records that God in Christ was filled with compassion for the suffering around Him, and the church today are called to share this same heart. But are we truly moved by those things that move God? What will be the effects of divine compassion upon us? It's time to be moved.m_54779Sun, 17 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=54779&fullpage=TrueThe New Testament records that God in Christ was filled with compassion for the suffering around Him, and the church today are called to share this same heart. But are we truly moved by those things that move God? What will be the effects of divine compassion upon us? It's time to be moved.Peter Cavanna00:45:00In 'The Bourne Identity' hollywood movie, the central hero does not know who he really is - a problem many times for the believer in Christ today. Christians need to search out God's Word and discover who they are in Christ. Forsake the world's lie and lay hold of your true 'Born Again' identity!m_54497Sun, 10 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=54497&fullpage=TrueIn 'The Bourne Identity' hollywood movie, the central hero does not know who he really is - a problem many times for the believer in Christ today. Christians need to search out God's Word and discover who they are in Christ. Forsake the world's lie and lay hold of your true 'Born Again' identity!Timothy Creamer00:44:00The woman in 2 Kings chapter four had recently lost her husband and found herself in devastating times. But God was her strength and her hope! Sujith Alex brings God's encouragement to those seeking a breakthrough. m_54064Sun, 03 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=54064&fullpage=TrueThe woman in 2 Kings chapter four had recently lost her husband and found herself in devastating times. But God was her strength and her hope! Sujith Alex brings God's encouragement to those seeking a breakthrough. Sujith Alex00:34:00It was said of John the Baptist that he was 'strong in spirit' and that this led to him being greatly used by the Lord in his generation. What might developing our spiritual life mean in practical terms today? Jane opens the Scriptures.m_53194Sun, 19 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=53194&fullpage=TrueIt was said of John the Baptist that he was 'strong in spirit' and that this led to him being greatly used by the Lord in his generation. What might developing our spiritual life mean in practical terms today? Jane opens the Scriptures.Jane Cavanna00:45:00Our young people, fresh from Youth Camp 2010, testify to the power of Jesus Christ in their lives. Awesome!m_49289Sun, 22 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=49289&fullpage=TrueOur young people, fresh from Youth Camp 2010, testify to the power of Jesus Christ in their lives. Awesome!King's Youth00:10:00Talking about the 'fear of the Lord' has become increasing strange and out of place in our 'grace and love' church culture of today. But the practise of fearing God was advocated by Christ and the early church. If you want to be wise, have a blessed life and be free from the love of sin, listen carefully!m_49157Sun, 12 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=49157&fullpage=TrueTalking about the 'fear of the Lord' has become increasing strange and out of place in our 'grace and love' church culture of today. But the practise of fearing God was advocated by Christ and the early church. If you want to be wise, have a blessed life and be free from the love of sin, listen carefully!Peter Cavanna00:30:00Question: How should prayer and intercession be conducted in a twenty-first century church? Answer: Where possible, exactly like it was in the first century! Peter Cavanna takes a look at the components of prayer in 'The Acts of the Apostles' and appeals for these to be modelled today.m_48931Sun, 05 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=48931&fullpage=TrueQuestion: How should prayer and intercession be conducted in a twenty-first century church? Answer: Where possible, exactly like it was in the first century! Peter Cavanna takes a look at the components of prayer in 'The Acts of the Apostles' and appeals for these to be modelled today.Peter Cavanna00:40:00In this final part of 'The Stewardship Series', Peter Cavanna examines Paul's teaching on financial giving from Second Corinthians. In what ways is giving today a prophecy of tomorrow? Does God really bless givers with prosperity in return, or is this something preachers have made up? You decide!m_48643Sun, 29 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=48643&fullpage=TrueIn this final part of 'The Stewardship Series', Peter Cavanna examines Paul's teaching on financial giving from Second Corinthians. In what ways is giving today a prophecy of tomorrow? Does God really bless givers with prosperity in return, or is this something preachers have made up? You decide!Peter Cavanna00:35:00Jim Overton from 'Cambridge Youth for Christ' was our special guest in August 2010. In this message, Jim reflects on the ministry model of Paul and his apostolic team, presenting what a genuine and biblical, heaven-sent outreach to young people should look like.m_48425Sun, 22 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=48425&fullpage=TrueJim Overton from 'Cambridge Youth for Christ' was our special guest in August 2010. In this message, Jim reflects on the ministry model of Paul and his apostolic team, presenting what a genuine and biblical, heaven-sent outreach to young people should look like.Jim Overton00:25:00Believing and confessing verses like Philippians 4:19 may be popular in some Christian circles, but many miss the vital context. How important is giving as a Christian discipline, and what are the consequences of not giving? Peter Cavanna shares part three of 'The Stewardship Series.'m_48231Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=48231&fullpage=TrueBelieving and confessing verses like Philippians 4:19 may be popular in some Christian circles, but many miss the vital context. How important is giving as a Christian discipline, and what are the consequences of not giving? Peter Cavanna shares part three of 'The Stewardship Series.'Peter Cavanna00:40:00In this second part of the 'Stewardship Series' Peter Cavanna asks whether God wants His people to be rich or poor, and opens up the Bible passages that refer to tithing one's income and how this might work in practise today.m_47960Sun, 08 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47960&fullpage=TrueIn this second part of the 'Stewardship Series' Peter Cavanna asks whether God wants His people to be rich or poor, and opens up the Bible passages that refer to tithing one's income and how this might work in practise today.Peter Cavanna00:50:00King's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. The final afternoon session was an informal 'Q & A' on church growth, leadership and wisdom with both John and Dave. m_47885Sat, 26 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47885&fullpage=TrueKing's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. The final afternoon session was an informal 'Q & A' on church growth, leadership and wisdom with both John and Dave. Various00:24:00King's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. In this first session, National Leader John Partington shares on what he believes God is doing in the churches today.m_47884Sat, 26 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47884&fullpage=TrueKing's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. In this first session, National Leader John Partington shares on what he believes God is doing in the churches today.John Partington00:45:00King's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. In this second session, Kingsgate's Dave Smith teaches leadership principles from the life of Joseph the dreamer.m_47812Sat, 26 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47812&fullpage=TrueKing's Church hosted a 'Pastors and Leaders Day' for the Assemblies of God Eastern Region in June 2010. In this second session, Kingsgate's Dave Smith teaches leadership principles from the life of Joseph the dreamer.Dave Smith00:55:00John's Gospel records how the early disciples disovered the empty tomb and encountered the Risen Christ. In this prophetic message to King's Church, evangelist William Jeynes shares how important it is to lay hold of those things that God is saying, recognise the blessing when it comes, and press in for God's will, often in spite of the circumstances. Recommended!m_47811Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47811&fullpage=TrueJohn's Gospel records how the early disciples disovered the empty tomb and encountered the Risen Christ. In this prophetic message to King's Church, evangelist William Jeynes shares how important it is to lay hold of those things that God is saying, recognise the blessing when it comes, and press in for God's will, often in spite of the circumstances. Recommended!Dr William Jeynes00:45:00Many Christians believe that 'the rich' are someone else - maybe the local MP or TV millionaire. But half the world lives on less than ten pounds a week. Most believers should apply the Scripture's instructions to the wealthy to themselves! Listen, if you dare, and be prepared to re-think prosperity forever.m_47606Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47606&fullpage=TrueMany Christians believe that 'the rich' are someone else - maybe the local MP or TV millionaire. But half the world lives on less than ten pounds a week. Most believers should apply the Scripture's instructions to the wealthy to themselves! Listen, if you dare, and be prepared to re-think prosperity forever.Peter Cavanna00:43:00It has been thrilling to see Aidan, Melanie and Lisa serve our city through 'Street Pastors' - all three are currently in training. In this report, Aidan and Melanie discuss their initial reactions/surprises as they began the work.m_47274Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47274&fullpage=TrueIt has been thrilling to see Aidan, Melanie and Lisa serve our city through 'Street Pastors' - all three are currently in training. In this report, Aidan and Melanie discuss their initial reactions/surprises as they began the work.Street Pastors00:12:00When Christ spoke about the Kingdom of God, He was referring to the 'domain of the king'. Why was this Kingdom so prominent in the teaching of Jesus, what role does faith play in accessing its power today, and why is it important to tell everyone about it? Jane Cavanna opens up the Scriptures.m_47185Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47185&fullpage=TrueWhen Christ spoke about the Kingdom of God, He was referring to the 'domain of the king'. Why was this Kingdom so prominent in the teaching of Jesus, what role does faith play in accessing its power today, and why is it important to tell everyone about it? Jane Cavanna opens up the Scriptures.Jane Cavanna00:35:00The first Apostles targetted the cities of their day. What lay behind this strategy and why is planting Gospel churches in the world's cities still on the divine agenda? This message will encourage all who have a heart for cities to adopt Jesus' attitude when seeking to reach them. Recommended! m_46799Sun, 11 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=46799&fullpage=TrueThe first Apostles targetted the cities of their day. What lay behind this strategy and why is planting Gospel churches in the world's cities still on the divine agenda? This message will encourage all who have a heart for cities to adopt Jesus' attitude when seeking to reach them. Recommended! Peter Cavanna00:35:00There is much debate in church circles today as to how to share the Gospel of Jesus with a largely unchurched world. Cutting through different cultures and spiritual climates, the Apostle Paul shares five everlasting principles to genuine Gospel preaching in 1 Thessalonians 1:5. Anyone seeking to be a witness will be encouraged and instructed by this amazing verse!m_46592Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=46592&fullpage=TrueThere is much debate in church circles today as to how to share the Gospel of Jesus with a largely unchurched world. Cutting through different cultures and spiritual climates, the Apostle Paul shares five everlasting principles to genuine Gospel preaching in 1 Thessalonians 1:5. Anyone seeking to be a witness will be encouraged and instructed by this amazing verse!Peter Cavanna00:30:00Director of World Ministries (UK) David Russon was our guest speaker in June 2010. In this message, Dave encourages believers to move from theory to practise and to demonstrate the resurrection life of Christ in fulness today.m_46322Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=46322&fullpage=TrueDirector of World Ministries (UK) David Russon was our guest speaker in June 2010. In this message, Dave encourages believers to move from theory to practise and to demonstrate the resurrection life of Christ in fulness today.David Russon00:30:00Temptation is a challenge to everyone who wants to live a godly life. Just how does temptation work, how is the devil involved, and what are the key steps we can take to overcome falling into sin? A straight talking message.m_45887Sun, 20 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=45887&fullpage=TrueTemptation is a challenge to everyone who wants to live a godly life. Just how does temptation work, how is the devil involved, and what are the key steps we can take to overcome falling into sin? A straight talking message.Peter Cavanna00:35:00In this challenging message, Timothy encourages the church from the story of Abraham and Isaac to consider the cost of real, lifestyle shaping worship. When we sacrifice our very best, separate from evil and completely submit to God's will, we will know the blessing of worship in spirit and in truth.m_45508Sun, 13 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=45508&fullpage=TrueIn this challenging message, Timothy encourages the church from the story of Abraham and Isaac to consider the cost of real, lifestyle shaping worship. When we sacrifice our very best, separate from evil and completely submit to God's will, we will know the blessing of worship in spirit and in truth.Timothy Creamer00:40:00Jesus once asked the disciple Peter, 'Do you truly love me?' How can we begin to answer that question for ourselves today? Avoiding outward or religious signs what are the biblical indications of a heart in love with God? Peter Cavanna opens the First Epistle of John.m_45131Sun, 06 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=45131&fullpage=TrueJesus once asked the disciple Peter, 'Do you truly love me?' How can we begin to answer that question for ourselves today? Avoiding outward or religious signs what are the biblical indications of a heart in love with God? Peter Cavanna opens the First Epistle of John.Peter Cavanna00:40:00Ezra's approach to God's Word is an excellent model for the believer today. He studied the Scriptures, lived them out, and was able to share their vital truths accurately with others, bringing God's joy to the people. This message will encourage you to go further in your devotion to the Bible.m_44870Sun, 30 May 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=44870&fullpage=TrueEzra's approach to God's Word is an excellent model for the believer today. He studied the Scriptures, lived them out, and was able to share their vital truths accurately with others, bringing God's joy to the people. This message will encourage you to go further in your devotion to the Bible.Peter Cavanna00:35:00Peter's revelation of Jesus as the Christ in Caesarea Philippi is a well known passage, but few notice that Jesus has a revelation for Peter too. You can only know who you if you know who He is. If you have a distorted God, you will have a distorted life. May you receive this revelation as you listen. m_44582Sun, 23 May 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=44582&fullpage=TruePeter's revelation of Jesus as the Christ in Caesarea Philippi is a well known passage, but few notice that Jesus has a revelation for Peter too. You can only know who you if you know who He is. If you have a distorted God, you will have a distorted life. May you receive this revelation as you listen. Peter Cavanna00:45:00Many believers treat the Holy Spirit as though He were an energy force, but Jesus promised that a Person would come in His place at Pentecost. In this fun and informative message, Peter Cavanna presents the personality of the Holy Spirit from Scripture. Have you met Him? Message includes drama.m_44247Sun, 16 May 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=44247&fullpage=TrueMany believers treat the Holy Spirit as though He were an energy force, but Jesus promised that a Person would come in His place at Pentecost. In this fun and informative message, Peter Cavanna presents the personality of the Holy Spirit from Scripture. Have you met Him? Message includes drama.Peter Cavanna00:55:00The biblical concept of one God being three distinct Persons can be quite puzzling. In this message, Peter Cavanna shows how the plurality of God's nature is found throughout the Scripture, and comments on the different roles fulfilled by the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in history and today.m_43854Sun, 09 May 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=43854&fullpage=TrueThe biblical concept of one God being three distinct Persons can be quite puzzling. In this message, Peter Cavanna shows how the plurality of God's nature is found throughout the Scripture, and comments on the different roles fulfilled by the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in history and today.Peter Cavanna00:50:00There are over thirty-one thousand verses in the Bible, so it can be hard to understand its main message. Selecting just four verses from the Book of Romans, Peter Cavanna shares the Bible's central truth: people everywhere need to be forgiven from their mistakes and Jesus is the only Saviour!m_43576Sun, 02 May 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=43576&fullpage=TrueThere are over thirty-one thousand verses in the Bible, so it can be hard to understand its main message. Selecting just four verses from the Book of Romans, Peter Cavanna shares the Bible's central truth: people everywhere need to be forgiven from their mistakes and Jesus is the only Saviour!Peter Cavanna00:38:00Paul and Luke's unplanned visit to Malta at the close of Acts began with collecting logs and concluded with an island wide healing revival! What do these ten verses have to teach us about life and ministry today?m_43265Sun, 25 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=43265&fullpage=TruePaul and Luke's unplanned visit to Malta at the close of Acts began with collecting logs and concluded with an island wide healing revival! What do these ten verses have to teach us about life and ministry today?Peter Cavanna00:44:00Although the Bible never uses the term 'revival,' we hear this term used quite frequently in churches today. Speaking from Mark chapter two, the story of the paralysed man, this message seeks to identify some of the characteristics we should expect to see in a local move of God. Recommended!m_42901Sun, 18 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42901&fullpage=TrueAlthough the Bible never uses the term 'revival,' we hear this term used quite frequently in churches today. Speaking from Mark chapter two, the story of the paralysed man, this message seeks to identify some of the characteristics we should expect to see in a local move of God. Recommended!Philip Shaw00:54:00It was our privilege to welcome Chris Jenkin to King's Church in April 2010. Chris is the Cambridge director of 'Street Pastors' who demonstrate God's love by pastoring the city streets each Friday and Saturday night. Hear the vision as well as some of the exciting stories of God at work in Cambridge.m_42639Sun, 11 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42639&fullpage=TrueIt was our privilege to welcome Chris Jenkin to King's Church in April 2010. Chris is the Cambridge director of 'Street Pastors' who demonstrate God's love by pastoring the city streets each Friday and Saturday night. Hear the vision as well as some of the exciting stories of God at work in Cambridge.Chris Jenkin00:50:00During the events of Jesus' death and resurrection, five different witnesses testified that Christ was innocent of all charges: 'I find no fault in Him'. Just why did Jesus die and what are the three words that have changed countless lives?A Gospel message for Easter 2010.m_42495Sun, 04 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42495&fullpage=TrueDuring the events of Jesus' death and resurrection, five different witnesses testified that Christ was innocent of all charges: 'I find no fault in Him'. Just why did Jesus die and what are the three words that have changed countless lives?A Gospel message for Easter 2010.Peter Cavanna00:30:00This series explores the theme of Christians and illness. This second part asks the questions: Can God use my illness for good, as well as considering what believers should do when ill or trying to help others who suffer. m_42154Sun, 28 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42154&fullpage=TrueThis series explores the theme of Christians and illness. This second part asks the questions: Can God use my illness for good, as well as considering what believers should do when ill or trying to help others who suffer. Peter Cavanna00:50:00This series explores the theme of Christians and illness. This first part asks the questions: Is being sick our fault? How is sickness a real test of our character? How effective have charismatics been in helping the sick?m_41849Sun, 21 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=41849&fullpage=TrueThis series explores the theme of Christians and illness. This first part asks the questions: Is being sick our fault? How is sickness a real test of our character? How effective have charismatics been in helping the sick?Peter Cavanna00:38:00The Bible says that 'the righteous shall live by faith'. However, after becoming a Christian, it is possible for believers to operate the rest of their lives without any active faith. But the truth is that faith is the currency of the Kingdom of God. Where does faith come from and how does it grow? Recommended. m_41523Sun, 14 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=41523&fullpage=TrueThe Bible says that 'the righteous shall live by faith'. However, after becoming a Christian, it is possible for believers to operate the rest of their lives without any active faith. But the truth is that faith is the currency of the Kingdom of God. Where does faith come from and how does it grow? Recommended. Peter Cavanna00:47:00The story of Peter being imprisoned in 'The Acts of the Apostles' can give us some good biblical directives about how to deal with some of the 'prisons' we found ourselves in today. May you rest in God's peace, hear the word of God, obey it fully and see the prison doors open in Jesus' Name!m_41216Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=41216&fullpage=TrueThe story of Peter being imprisoned in 'The Acts of the Apostles' can give us some good biblical directives about how to deal with some of the 'prisons' we found ourselves in today. May you rest in God's peace, hear the word of God, obey it fully and see the prison doors open in Jesus' Name!Lee Tilbury00:35:00Have you ever had a crisis of faith? Has your mind been tormented by doubts - will God come through for me? Does He even exist? "Doubting Thomas" is so very much like us! This message seeks to identify why Thomas became a doubter and how he, like us can overcome doubt! m_40923Sun, 28 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=40923&fullpage=TrueHave you ever had a crisis of faith? Has your mind been tormented by doubts - will God come through for me? Does He even exist? "Doubting Thomas" is so very much like us! This message seeks to identify why Thomas became a doubter and how he, like us can overcome doubt! Peter Cavanna00:40:00It was a good idea for King David to construct a place for the Ark of the Covenant to dwell but, despite the confirmation of the professional prophet, it was not a "God idea". In this message, Phil challenges the church to let God be the author and ruler over our lives. We should consult with Heaven concerning our plans if we want to see them succeed!m_40730Sun, 21 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=40730&fullpage=TrueIt was a good idea for King David to construct a place for the Ark of the Covenant to dwell but, despite the confirmation of the professional prophet, it was not a "God idea". In this message, Phil challenges the church to let God be the author and ruler over our lives. We should consult with Heaven concerning our plans if we want to see them succeed!Philip Shaw00:44:00Each person has incredible potential to achieve great things in God, but this potential can be hindered by all kinds of factors: fears, excuses and the like. In this inspiring message, Tim will encourage you to apply the power of the Word and the Spirit of God to see your potential unleashed!m_40316Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=40316&fullpage=TrueEach person has incredible potential to achieve great things in God, but this potential can be hindered by all kinds of factors: fears, excuses and the like. In this inspiring message, Tim will encourage you to apply the power of the Word and the Spirit of God to see your potential unleashed!Timothy Creamer00:55:00Speaking of the Shulamite woman, Solomon writes "You are dark but lovely!" How true this is for the believer in Jesus Christ. We are 'darkened' by the world yet, despite all of our moral failures and transgressions, God sees us as lovely! How is this possible? What does Christ, who knows everything, see in us? Jane shares the great love of God in this special message.m_40243Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=40243&fullpage=TrueSpeaking of the Shulamite woman, Solomon writes "You are dark but lovely!" How true this is for the believer in Jesus Christ. We are 'darkened' by the world yet, despite all of our moral failures and transgressions, God sees us as lovely! How is this possible? What does Christ, who knows everything, see in us? Jane shares the great love of God in this special message.Jane Cavanna00:37:00On the fourth day of creation, God placed the sun and moon into the sky. Aside from the cosmology, what does this amazing event have to teach us about the highs and lows of the Christian life? This heartfelt message will encourage all those walking in dark places. But be warned - once heard, you'll never be able to look at the moon in the same way again!m_39763Sun, 31 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=39763&fullpage=TrueOn the fourth day of creation, God placed the sun and moon into the sky. Aside from the cosmology, what does this amazing event have to teach us about the highs and lows of the Christian life? This heartfelt message will encourage all those walking in dark places. But be warned - once heard, you'll never be able to look at the moon in the same way again!Peter Cavanna00:41:00There are many Christians today who, knowingly or not, have an attitude of disrespect towards their Saviour and Lord. In this straight-talking message, Peter Cavanna examines three areas where God may be shown less than the respect He deserves. Are you a little too "friendly" with God? Do you think He works for you? Angry with Him? Listen, if you dare!m_39325Sun, 24 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=39325&fullpage=TrueThere are many Christians today who, knowingly or not, have an attitude of disrespect towards their Saviour and Lord. In this straight-talking message, Peter Cavanna examines three areas where God may be shown less than the respect He deserves. Are you a little too "friendly" with God? Do you think He works for you? Angry with Him? Listen, if you dare!Peter Cavanna00:43:00Experiencing failure is all part of life, but it is possible to deal with these times well and learn to "fail forward" rather than backward. In a truly brilliant message, guest speaker Paddy Venner will encourage you to handle the mistakes and see God come through in abundance of blessing!m_39176Sun, 17 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=39176&fullpage=TrueExperiencing failure is all part of life, but it is possible to deal with these times well and learn to "fail forward" rather than backward. In a truly brilliant message, guest speaker Paddy Venner will encourage you to handle the mistakes and see God come through in abundance of blessing!Paddy Venner00:46:00AOG National Leader John Partington was our special guest at King's early in 2010. In this message, John talks about standing on the shoulders of giants - men like Abraham, Daniel and Paul - and understanding that if you are friends with the Giant, nothing shall be impossible for you!m_38741Sun, 10 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=38741&fullpage=TrueAOG National Leader John Partington was our special guest at King's early in 2010. In this message, John talks about standing on the shoulders of giants - men like Abraham, Daniel and Paul - and understanding that if you are friends with the Giant, nothing shall be impossible for you!John Partington00:45:00Using the analogy of Hannah's desire to bring baby Samuel into the world, this message explores the theme of God's will. What are the components of genuine biblical destiny and how can a person position their life and character to discover and walk in it? This ministry opened 2010 at King's.m_38559Sun, 03 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=38559&fullpage=TrueUsing the analogy of Hannah's desire to bring baby Samuel into the world, this message explores the theme of God's will. What are the components of genuine biblical destiny and how can a person position their life and character to discover and walk in it? This ministry opened 2010 at King's.Peter Cavanna00:36:00Using the simple illustration of the stalactite, the rock that forms from above, Peter asks: Are we being daily formed by heavenly or by earthly things? It is so easy to backslide from our spiritual fervour and this message will help you to take practical steps into achieving a greater commitment to God's will.m_38223Sun, 13 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=38223&fullpage=TrueUsing the simple illustration of the stalactite, the rock that forms from above, Peter asks: Are we being daily formed by heavenly or by earthly things? It is so easy to backslide from our spiritual fervour and this message will help you to take practical steps into achieving a greater commitment to God's will.Peter Cavanna00:40:00In Luke's tenth chapter, Jesus sent out evangelists into the cities and villages. What might this passage have to teach us about the work of the evangelist today? Peter discusses the highs and lows of mission in modern Britain, and this message will encourage all those witnessing for the Lord.m_37865Mon, 07 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=37865&fullpage=TrueIn Luke's tenth chapter, Jesus sent out evangelists into the cities and villages. What might this passage have to teach us about the work of the evangelist today? Peter discusses the highs and lows of mission in modern Britain, and this message will encourage all those witnessing for the Lord.Peter Cavanna00:41:00Why is it that God sometimes answers prayer and then at other times He does not? How specific and persistent should we be in asking God for things? Does God ever say "No" and how do we deal with the thorny issue of God's will? This message tackles some of these difficult questions.m_37436Sun, 29 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=37436&fullpage=TrueWhy is it that God sometimes answers prayer and then at other times He does not? How specific and persistent should we be in asking God for things? Does God ever say "No" and how do we deal with the thorny issue of God's will? This message tackles some of these difficult questions.Peter Cavanna00:40:00Celebrating two years of King's Church's community work and debt counselling centre, Peter unpacks the believer's biblical responsibility to not only be passionate about loving God but also our neighbour too! Be prepared to be challenged about your role in helping people as you listen.m_37145Sun, 22 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=37145&fullpage=TrueCelebrating two years of King's Church's community work and debt counselling centre, Peter unpacks the believer's biblical responsibility to not only be passionate about loving God but also our neighbour too! Be prepared to be challenged about your role in helping people as you listen.Peter Cavanna00:33:00We were privileged to have Paul Garner visit us from Biblical Creation Ministries. In this message, Paul shares some insights into Darwin's life, his theories, and the ways in which God tried to reach out to him. This talk was given as a response to the anniversary of Darwin's book in 2009.m_36446Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=36446&fullpage=TrueWe were privileged to have Paul Garner visit us from Biblical Creation Ministries. In this message, Paul shares some insights into Darwin's life, his theories, and the ways in which God tried to reach out to him. This talk was given as a response to the anniversary of Darwin's book in 2009.Paul Garner00:56:00No-one understood the work of the evangelist more than Paul. In 2 Corinthians we hear something of his struggles and joys and these principles will guide anyone seeking to be a witness today: to persevere, to keep true to the original message, and to trust entirely in God for the results.m_36052Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=36052&fullpage=TrueNo-one understood the work of the evangelist more than Paul. In 2 Corinthians we hear something of his struggles and joys and these principles will guide anyone seeking to be a witness today: to persevere, to keep true to the original message, and to trust entirely in God for the results.Peter Cavanna00:46:00How should mature believers go about seeking divine guidance for the decisions that need to be made in life? Is it through miraculous encounters with God, or simply by applying the wisdom of the Scriptures to daily living? Peter suggests the latter in the second part of this series. Recommended.m_36049Sun, 25 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=36049&fullpage=TrueHow should mature believers go about seeking divine guidance for the decisions that need to be made in life? Is it through miraculous encounters with God, or simply by applying the wisdom of the Scriptures to daily living? Peter suggests the latter in the second part of this series. Recommended.Peter Cavanna00:36:00How should mature believers go about seeking divine guidance for the decisions that need to be made in life? Is it through miraculous encounters with God, or simply by applying the wisdom of the Scriptures to daily living? Peter suggests the latter in the first part of this series. Recommended.m_35602Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=35602&fullpage=TrueHow should mature believers go about seeking divine guidance for the decisions that need to be made in life? Is it through miraculous encounters with God, or simply by applying the wisdom of the Scriptures to daily living? Peter suggests the latter in the first part of this series. Recommended.Peter Cavanna00:42:00This video is a great introduction to the life and ministry of King's Church. In ten minutes, Peter Cavanna explains the kind of church King's is, and outlines its vision for the future. Shot entirely on location in Cambridge and the surrounding area by a professional film crew, the movie is excellent quality so allow a few minutes for it to download before viewing it. m_35077Mon, 05 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=35077&fullpage=TrueThis video is a great introduction to the life and ministry of King's Church. In ten minutes, Peter Cavanna explains the kind of church King's is, and outlines its vision for the future. Shot entirely on location in Cambridge and the surrounding area by a professional film crew, the movie is excellent quality so allow a few minutes for it to download before viewing it. Shake Multimedia00:10:00Jesus was forever surrounded by crowds of people, but very few truly wanted to follow Him into the deeper levels of commitment, cost and devotion to God. As you listen, make a fresh decision to follow Jesus all the way, even to the other side of the lake where discipleship costs. Click to listen!m_34700Sun, 20 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=34700&fullpage=TrueJesus was forever surrounded by crowds of people, but very few truly wanted to follow Him into the deeper levels of commitment, cost and devotion to God. As you listen, make a fresh decision to follow Jesus all the way, even to the other side of the lake where discipleship costs. Click to listen!Philip Shaw00:50:00It was a joy to have evangelist Andrew Murray minister and his message set many of his hearers on fire, determind to live out and go for everything that Christ has obtained for them through the cross. Listen and be inspired!m_34698Sun, 13 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=34698&fullpage=TrueIt was a joy to have evangelist Andrew Murray minister and his message set many of his hearers on fire, determind to live out and go for everything that Christ has obtained for them through the cross. Listen and be inspired!Andrew Murray00:36:00Even the most devout believers face occasional tragedies and sadness in their lives. In this concluding part of the "Dealing with Sadness" series, Peter asks the question, "What should we do when we are suffering?" examining a number of examples and incidents in Scripture that can inspire us today.m_34697Sun, 06 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=34697&fullpage=TrueEven the most devout believers face occasional tragedies and sadness in their lives. In this concluding part of the "Dealing with Sadness" series, Peter asks the question, "What should we do when we are suffering?" examining a number of examples and incidents in Scripture that can inspire us today.Peter Cavanna00:34:00Even the most devout believers face occasional tragedies and sadness in their lives. In this first part of the 'Dealing with Sadness' series, Peter asks the question "What is God doing when I am suffering?" and looks at the Scriptures that speak of the divine activity during human crisis.m_33724Sun, 30 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=33724&fullpage=TrueEven the most devout believers face occasional tragedies and sadness in their lives. In this first part of the 'Dealing with Sadness' series, Peter asks the question "What is God doing when I am suffering?" and looks at the Scriptures that speak of the divine activity during human crisis.Peter Cavanna00:39:00A number of times in the New Testament, the writers describe the Christian life using the metaphor of a race. In what ways is following Jesus like being an athlete? How can we prepare for and endure in such a race? Lee Tilbury shares from the Word and from his heart. Be encouraged and get on track!m_33631Sun, 16 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=33631&fullpage=TrueA number of times in the New Testament, the writers describe the Christian life using the metaphor of a race. In what ways is following Jesus like being an athlete? How can we prepare for and endure in such a race? Lee Tilbury shares from the Word and from his heart. Be encouraged and get on track!Lee Tilbury00:48:00Jane unpacks John's vision of the throne of God from the Book of Revelation. Like John, let us understand the open door of heaven, being filled with the Spirit, and appreciate afresh the judgment and mercy of God.m_33235Sun, 02 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=33235&fullpage=TrueJane unpacks John's vision of the throne of God from the Book of Revelation. Like John, let us understand the open door of heaven, being filled with the Spirit, and appreciate afresh the judgment and mercy of God.Jane Cavanna00:41:00Part of the "Moving in the Holy Spirit" series, Peter Cavanna teaches about the work of the miraculous from the life of the disciple Peter, who modelled himself on the Master, trusted in the Holy Spirit not a gift, was undettered by past mistakes and was used by God in mighty works. If you are seeking to develop in spiritual gifts and ministry, this message will encourage you.m_32905Sun, 26 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=32905&fullpage=TruePart of the "Moving in the Holy Spirit" series, Peter Cavanna teaches about the work of the miraculous from the life of the disciple Peter, who modelled himself on the Master, trusted in the Holy Spirit not a gift, was undettered by past mistakes and was used by God in mighty works. If you are seeking to develop in spiritual gifts and ministry, this message will encourage you.Peter Cavanna00:45:00Part of the "Moving in the Holy Spirit" series, Peter Cavanna teaches about the work of the miraculous from the life of the disciple Peter. This converted fisherman knew what he possessed in God's Word, released the Spirit's power by faith; and wrought miracles to spread the Gospel. If you are seeking to develop in spiritual gifts and ministry, this message will encourage you.m_32689Sun, 19 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=32689&fullpage=TruePart of the "Moving in the Holy Spirit" series, Peter Cavanna teaches about the work of the miraculous from the life of the disciple Peter. This converted fisherman knew what he possessed in God's Word, released the Spirit's power by faith; and wrought miracles to spread the Gospel. If you are seeking to develop in spiritual gifts and ministry, this message will encourage you.Peter Cavanna00:40:00The story of Gethsemane makes it clear that from time to time God's people will face the challenge of suffering. Philip Shaw asks why believers in Jesus are often surprised by life's difficulties. What do these trials reveal about us and how should we respond to them? Listen and be encouraged today.m_32290Sun, 05 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=32290&fullpage=TrueThe story of Gethsemane makes it clear that from time to time God's people will face the challenge of suffering. Philip Shaw asks why believers in Jesus are often surprised by life's difficulties. What do these trials reveal about us and how should we respond to them? Listen and be encouraged today.Philip Shaw00:50:00God called the young King David a man "after his own heart." Sharing from the story of David and Goliath, Timothy unpacks some of the essential qualities needed to become a genuine warrior and champion for God today. Be inspired as you listen and respond to the Word of God.m_32154Sun, 28 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=32154&fullpage=TrueGod called the young King David a man "after his own heart." Sharing from the story of David and Goliath, Timothy unpacks some of the essential qualities needed to become a genuine warrior and champion for God today. Be inspired as you listen and respond to the Word of God.Timothy Creamer00:36:00Commenting on the parable of the unmerciful servant, Peter Cavanna shares some of the obstacles people have when it comes to forgiveness, stressing the importance of this commandment. If you hold a grudge against anyone, you will certainly be encouraged by this word from the Lord. m_31761Sun, 21 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=31761&fullpage=TrueCommenting on the parable of the unmerciful servant, Peter Cavanna shares some of the obstacles people have when it comes to forgiveness, stressing the importance of this commandment. If you hold a grudge against anyone, you will certainly be encouraged by this word from the Lord. Peter Cavanna00:29:00Although neglected today, fasting with prayer was a normal discipline of the early church. In this practical message, Peter encorages fasting to make a comeback with some helpful and handy 'how to' tips!m_31505Sun, 14 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=31505&fullpage=TrueAlthough neglected today, fasting with prayer was a normal discipline of the early church. In this practical message, Peter encorages fasting to make a comeback with some helpful and handy 'how to' tips!Peter Cavanna00:44:00It was our privilege to host the visit of AOG National Leader John Partington to King's Church on Saturday 6th June 2009. In this address to local pastors and ministers, John talks openly about his new role with the Assemblies of God and unpacks the anatomy of a true spiritual leader.m_31329Sat, 06 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=31329&fullpage=TrueIt was our privilege to host the visit of AOG National Leader John Partington to King's Church on Saturday 6th June 2009. In this address to local pastors and ministers, John talks openly about his new role with the Assemblies of God and unpacks the anatomy of a true spiritual leader.John Partington01:10:00The second part of the introduction to the "Way of the Master" evangelism series. This message explains why there are so many sinful and hypocritical people in the Church today. Are our churches really filled with true believers? Taken with permission. m_21795http://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=21795&fullpage=TrueThe second part of the introduction to the "Way of the Master" evangelism series. This message explains why there are so many sinful and hypocritical people in the Church today. Are our churches really filled with true believers? Taken with permission. Ray Comfort00:50:00The first part of the introduction to the "Way of the Master" evangelism series. Why do 80-90% of those making a decision for Christ fall away? What is the principle that Spurgeon, Wesley, Whitefield, etc., used to reach the lost? Taken with permission.m_21777http://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=21777&fullpage=TrueThe first part of the introduction to the "Way of the Master" evangelism series. Why do 80-90% of those making a decision for Christ fall away? What is the principle that Spurgeon, Wesley, Whitefield, etc., used to reach the lost? Taken with permission.Ray Comfort00:50:00Ian McCormack was declared clinically dead after being stung by a deadly box jellyfish. He came back to life just as the surgeon was about to perform the autopsy. What did he see and hear while he was dead? Ian will be sharing his story with us in February as part of Hope 08m_16124Mon, 25 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMThttp://kingscambridge.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=16124&fullpage=TrueIan McCormack was declared clinically dead after being stung by a deadly box jellyfish. He came back to life just as the surgeon was about to perform the autopsy. What did he see and hear while he was dead? Ian will be sharing his story with us in February as part of Hope 08Ian McCormack01:15:00