Kings Church Edinburgh Podcasty

God made the world, sustains the world, and has a plan to recreate the world as a home for his family forever. How should we live in the present in a way that cares for God’s creation?Autor: Dan Hudson

The Bible tells us that creation speaks of God’s glory, and that God will speak to us through His creation. Luke explores why we are sometimes hard of hearing, and how we can remedy this.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

The Bible describes the church as being like the family of God, which is more than a nice metaphor – it should have a practical and spiritual impact on your life.Autor: King's Church

God made men and women to display His image and live in dependent harmony with each other, but sin has ruined this. Jen shows us the poetry of God’s design, and the hope of redemption that Jesus brings.Autor: Jen Rawson

Marriage in our culture has many different meanings. What does Jesus mean by marriage and why does it matter that all Christians know what he teaches?Autor: Dan Hudson

Work is not a result of the fall but a key way in which humans live as the image of God. Raphael helps us to see the truth of this and consider how we can do work to God’s glory.Autor: Raphael Mrode

Adrian Holloway visited us and share a message of hope and healing.Autor: Adrian Holloway

Being made in the image of God is the incredible privilege of every human being. Luke shows us what that means for our identity and purpose, and we see how Jesus is the ultimate image-bearer who transforms His people into His likeness despite their sin.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

God wants nothing less for His people than that they be filled with His fullness! Dan explains how it’s the work of the Holy Spirit today to give us intimate access to God, creativity, boldness, and strength.Autor: Dan Hudson

The Church is the fulfilment of God’s plan to have a people from every tribe and tongue and nation, with whom He dwells. Chris shows us how this plan starts right at the beginning of the Bible, and encourages us to value what God values.Autor: Chris Rawson

Dave Holden was visiting us again this week, and he shared what Jesus shows us about being people who are full of both grace and truth.Autor: Dave Holden

We start our new preaching series by looking at the four parts of the biblical story: creation, rebellion, redemption, new creation.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

We finish our series on Joshua by thinking about how God told Israel to remember His faithfulness as they looked forward to conquering the land – and then we do the same by sharing some of the events we have planned for the term ahead. You can find out more about our autumn events here.Autor: Dan Hudson and Luke Davydaitis and Chris Rawson

Karen showed us how God’s faithfulness means that He keeps His promises and gives His people rest, no matter how long it takes.Autor: Karen Capon

In Joshua 15 verse 63, we learn that Jerusalem had not yet been captured, which is very significant given how important Jerusalem became. Here Luke speaks about how David achieved this much later (2 Samuel 5:6:7), and how we can learn from David’s faith as we face strongholds today. (The recording starts a little after Luke began speaking, which ma…

Stephen continues our series in Joshua with the story of the tribe of Joseph; a people asking for more but then struggling to believe and take hold of what God has promised them. Stephen shares his own experience of believing God and taking ground, and encourages us to have faith for where God can take us.…

Dan continues our series in Joshua with a look at Caleb; an example of persevering faith, a refusal to give up believing God and a determination to be involved in what God is doing.During the preach, Dan quoted from Jerry Bridges on “How to preach the gospel to yourself every day”. If you’d like to pray through the scriptures he references, this bl…

Raphael continues our series in the book of Joshua looking at the role of Israel as a nation then, and the role of the church now, in fulfilling God’s purposes.Autor: Raphael Mrode

On Sunday, Lydia continued our preaching series on More Than Conquerers talking about The Daughters of Zelophehad, how they took hold of their inheritance and what we can learn from them.Autor: Lydia Simpson

Our series from the book of Joshua continues on the power of sin and why disobedience matters so much to God.Autor: King's Church

The Ark of the Covenant was at the heart of everything in the life of ancient Israel, including the conquest of Jericho. In the same way, we must prioritise and cherish the presence of God in our lives.The reading list that Luke mentions is available here, and more information about Running Partners can be found here.…

We’re all on a journey of faith as individuals and as a church family together. In the story of Rahab in Joshua 2, we see that the journey of faith begins with God’s invitation to unexpected people, that it is grounded in who God is and what He’s done, and that it requires a radical response from us.…

God’s people always face opposition, but Jesus overcame so that we could overcome. Mike McLeister shows us how God gave Nehemiah grace to do this.Autor: Mike McLeister

Israel’s conquest of the Promised Land makes for difficult reading, so it’s important that we know what really happened and why. Along with explaining this, Luke looks at the parallels and differences between the mission Joshua was given, and the one that we have been given.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

Dan starts our new series by focusing on the character of Joshua, and the lessons God taught him in preparation for the key role he had to play.Autor: Dan Hudson

Phil and Sarah Varley round off our 2023 Weekend Away with this message.Autor: Phil Varley and Sarah Varley

Our 2023 Weekend Away began with this talk from Sarah Varley.Autor: Sarah Varley

Here’s the talk from the Saturday night of our 2023 Weekend Away, with Phil Varley.Autor: Phil Varley

Dan wraps up our People of Praise series looking at being baptised in the Spirit means, and how the work of the Holy Spirit fuels our praise.Autor: Dan Hudson

Psalm 95 is a great encouragement to us to be a people of praise. Dara looks at what we can learn from it, and apply this in our times of worship together and by ourselves.Autor: Dara Oyewole

God has called us to be a people who joyfully praise him. God is a joyful God, and the gospel is joyful good news! God’s word directs us to deliberately find joy in God, and the Holy Spirit gives us joy when we lack it. Therefore scripture encourages us to express outwardly the joy he gives with our hearts and hands and voices.…

This is the first session of the Grow Together course from Saturday 29th April, with Peter Anderson speaking on `Leadership Faith’.Autor: Peter Anderson

This is the second session of the Grow Together course from Saturday 29th April, with Peter Anderson speaking on `Discipleship and Church Planting’.Autor: Peter Anderson

This is the third session of the Grow Together course from Saturday 29th April, with Peter Anderson speaking on `How to Make Disciples’.Autor: Peter Anderson

Fear is frequently used positively in the Bible to describe how people respond to God; Luke looks at what that means and why it isn’t as scary an idea as we might think.Laura Powell summarises John Flavel’s book, “Triumphing Over Sinful Fears”, here.Quotes used from Michael Reeve’s book Rejoice and Tremble: “The nature of the living God means that …

In this opening message Dan explores what it means to be a people of praise. It speaks to our deepest longing for identity, sacrifice, authenticity and heart.Autor: Dan Hudson

The final message in our series from Romans was preached on Easter Sunday, looking at what Paul says about how Jesus’s resurrection transforms everything for us.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

Raphael looks at the subject of Righteousness as part of our series on the goodness of the Gospel.Autor: Raphael Mrode

What does it mean to “be saved”? In this message we explore how the gospel rescues human beings from all the effects of the fall in Eden. Jesus saves us from the power, penalty and pollution of sin – covering our past failure, present struggle and future judgment to come.Autor: Dan Hudson

Romans 3 says that we have been redeemed by Jesus – that means that we have been set free from sin. Christians are called to walk in that freedom.Autor: King's Church

The word “grace” appears 23 times in Paul’s letter to the Romans and it is foundational for all that Jesus has done for us. Chris explained, from Romans 5, why we all need the undeserved gift of God’s grace, what it means to receive that grace and what it looks like for you to stand in the grace of God.…

God’s adoption of believers has been described as the climax of all that He does for us in Christ. Luke explains what Paul had in mind when he used the word in Romans 8:14-17, and looks at three consequences of adoption: assurance, access, and action.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

Dan teaches on the topic of generosity and gives an update on the financial situation at King’s Church.Autor: Dan Hudson

David finishes his psalm with more confident statements of God’s goodness to him. We’re invited to trust God whatever is happening, and to look to a hope that goes beyond even David’s vision and far beyond this life.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

Luke preaches on our final part of Psalm 23.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

Psalm 23 verse 5 reminds us of the victory of God, which means that His people are ultimately safe from any opposition, and the recipients of incredible blessings from Him. And it ultimately points us to the grace of God, who has changed His people from being enemies to being His children.Autor: Luke Davydaitis

Dan, Luke and Chris share about the vision they believe God has called us to in 2023.Autor: Dan Hudson and Luke Davydaitis and Chris Rawson

Andrew takes us through Asaph’s journey from frustration at injustice to trusting in God’s goodness in Psalm 73.Autor: Andrew Bunt

Chris continues our look into Psalm 23 by considering the verses “He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”Autor: Chris Rawson

This brief line contains all Christian hope. Luke explains what the two Hebrew words in it mean and how Jesus fulfilled them as the Great Shepherd of our souls.Autor: Luke Davydaitis