King's Church Eastbourne Audio Teaching

We’re living in spiritually curious times where more and more people from all types of backgrounds are exploring the Christian faith. By Katherine Brown Sunday 4th October 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 13. The gospel changes the way we see ourselves. In this, our identity comes before our behaviour. As one changes, the other follows. By Oli Stevens Sunday 27th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 12. In 2 Corinthians we encounter the God who comforts us in all our affliction, speaks to us through them and redeems them all for his good purposes. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 20th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

Gehazi wanted to be just like Naaman. He wanted his wealth, his power, and his importance. When he went after those things, he got Naaman’s leprosy too. By Oli Stevens Sunday 13th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

When we think about what’s wrong with the world, we can often think of many things. The problem is usually ‘out there’. But how often do we recognise that the real problem is right inside of us? By Oli Stevens Sunday 6th September 2026 Captured from the livestream

The Lord’s Prayer, part 6. The last line of the Lord’s Prayer can also be translated “deliver us from the evil one”, which recognises a personal adversary, and opens our eyes to the spiritual battle we're in. Sunday 30th August 2026 By Clive Cernik

The Lord’s Prayer, part 5. In Galatians 5, the Apostle Paul states that the entire law is fulfilled just by loving your neighbour; which sounds way too simple. But grasping this is at the very heart of renewing our minds, and how we perceive temptation itself. By Sam Arnold Sunday 23rd August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 4. We have a huge debt we owe, that we can never repay. We simply accept the forgiveness God provides. Yet, in the same way, we must forgive others, who may owe us a large debt — yet simply doesn’t compare to that which we ourselves have been forgiven from. By Adz Brennan Sunday 16th August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 3. The prayer for daily bread would have reminded Jesus’ disciples of how God provided manna in the wilderness, providing for them one day at a time. By Lucy Samuel Sunday 9th August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 2. Whose kingdom are we building? Our own (which comes so naturally), or God's, which we actively pursue through love? By Ben Holbrook Sunday 2nd August 2026

The Lord’s Prayer, part 1. Prayer is a living relationship with the God of all things, and it moves the centre of attention away from ourselves, and on to our Heavenly Father. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 26th July 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 11. If Jesus did not rise from the dead, Christians are to be most pitied, because they waisted their lives following a dead man. But the historical proof is overwhelming. What seems impossible is true: the resurrection happened, and it changes everything. By Mattea Hart Sunday 19th July 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 10. While we're often tempted to chase impressive works and achievements, 1 Corinthians 13 tells us something very challenging: if we don't have this beautiful 'agape' love behind our works, they're nothing more than noise. By Bosun Olunloyo Sunday 12th July 2026 Captured from the Livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 9. The world tells us that life is about you: your needs, your preferences and your desires. Yet 1 Corinthians tells us we were made to be a part of something much bigger than ourselves. By Ben Holbrook Sunday 5th July 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 8. Paul’s concern in 1 Corinthians 11 is not merely about the mechanics of the Lord’s Supper, but about the character of the church as God’s family. The Lord’s Table proclaims not only Christ’s death, but also our unity as brothers and sisters. By Martin Cooper Sunday 28th June 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 7. As Christians, we're free to do many things the Old Covenant forbade. Yet we exercise freedom responsibly, not wanting to hinder others, but instead act in love, seeking to glorify God. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 21st June 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 6. There’s a tendency in our human nature to pursue happiness through our outward circumstances, rather than finding contentment through our position in Christ. By Oli Stevens Sunday 14th June 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 5. The body is not disposable, shameful, or spiritually irrelevant. Christianity is not anti-body. God created the body, Christ redeemed the body, the Holy Spirit indwells the body, and one day God will raise the body. By Martin Cooper Sunday 7th June 2026 Captured from the Livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 4. You know the gospel is at work when people stop building their identity on human glory and instead build it on the glory of Jesus Christ. By Oli Stevens Sunday 31st May 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 3. The gospel causes us to shift and change our approach to everything in our lives. So much so, that it seems like utter foolishness to the world. By Adz Brennan Sunday 24th May 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 2. The wisdom of man and the wisdom of God are completely different. Where man chooses those that appear strong, God uses the weak and the lowly. By Rachel Wilson Sunday 10th May 2026 Captured from the livestream

Grace Shaped Lives, part 1. For Paul, the gospel isn't just the entry point to Christianity, but the power and pattern for our entire lives. By Oli Stevens Sunday 3rd May 2026 Captured from the livestream

Re-formed, part 14. Recreation is the destiny of the world. Not destruction. Not abandonment. But Renewal. By Oli Stevens Sunday 26th April 2026 Captured from the Livestream

Re-formed, part 13. Isaiah 61 announces the coming of the Messiah, 700 years before the birth of Jesus, and in Luke 4, we see it fulfilled. By Clive Cernik Sunday 19th April 2026 Captured from the Livestream

Re-formed, part 12. God doesn’t just save you to restore you. He does it to include you in something global, that’s growing, and will recreate the entire universe. By Oli Stevens Sunday 12th April 2026 Captured from the livestream

Re-formed, part 11. The resurrection is God’s joyful announcement: the world is being remade, and his people are sent to proclaim it. By Oli Stevens Easter Sunday 2026 Captured from the livestream

Re-formed, part 9. 1 Corinthians 2 states “If the rulers of this age had understood it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.” The cross was the greatest trap in all of history for the powers of darkness. By Oli Stevens Friday 3rd April 2026

Re-formed, part 8. As the Israelites are taken into exile, we see that God immediately speaks hope and strength back into their lives; and even in the midst of desolation, streams of living water can flow from within them. By Sam Arnold Sunday 29th March 2025 Captured from the Livestream

Re-formed, part 7. When God remoulds and reforms us, like a piece of clay in his hands, he is often strong with us in one sense, as our whole shape is transformed. Yet at the same time, he’s precise and delicate in finishing his work. By Oli Stevens Sunday 22nd March 2026 Captured from the Livestream

This is the audio-only version of our video online at https://youtu.be/xE4pmxhbmxs Treasure of Darkness, part 6. Find the discussion questions for this session online at https://www.kings.church/treasuresdq6 You can also find the scripts, audio-only versions and the rest of our series online at https://www.kings.church/treasures Treasures of Darkness is a mini-series of videos exploring some of the riches hidden deep underground — things of real value and worth — that God has for us when life takes us down into dark places. Though costly, these lessons are incredibly precious, and come loaded with purpose.

Re-formed, part 5. This is the question at the heart of Isaiah. The answer is in the section we looked at last week: “In repentance and rest is your salvation; in quietness and in trust is your strength” (30:15) By Andrew Wilson Sunday 15th March 2026 Captured from the livestream

This is the audio-only version of our video online at https://youtu.be/UXCSGomR3Vw Treasure of Darkness, part 5. Find the discussion questions for this session online at https://www.kings.church/treasuresdq5 You can also find the scripts, audio-only versions and the rest of our series online at https://www.kings.church/treasures Treasures of Darkness is a mini-series of videos exploring some of the riches hidden deep underground — things of real value and worth — that God has for us when life takes us down into dark places. Though costly, these lessons are incredibly precious, and come loaded with purpose. Discover the rest of the series online at https://www.kings.church/treasures

Re-formed, part 5. If you have renovated a house or decluttered a room, you’ll know it tends to produce more chaos before it can be restored. This morning we look at 15 chapters of Isaiah where God reorders the world. By Oli Stevens Sunday 8th March 2026 Captured from the Livestream

This is the audio-only version of our video online at https://youtu.be/rEtFZlxxlpg Treasure of Darkness, part 4. Find the discussion questions for this session online at https://www.kings.church/treasuresdq4 Treasures of Darkness is a mini-series of videos exploring some of the riches hidden deep underground — things of real value and worth — that God has for us when life takes us down into dark places. Though costly, these lessons are incredibly precious, and come loaded with purpose. Discover the rest of the series online at https://www.kings.church/treasures

Re-formed, part 4. Jesus, the root and shoot of Jesse, brings cosmic peace and gathers the nations. By Oli Stevens Sunday 1st March 2026 Captured from the livestream

Re-formed, part 3. In chapter 6 the prophet Isaiah has an incredible vision of the Lord, where he’s able to stand in the divine court of the Most High God and his lips are made clean. By Jürgen Siegel Sunday 22nd February 2026 Captured from the livestream

This is the audio-only version of our video online at https://youtu.be/OQ8jeld8Fds Treasure of Darkness, part 3. Find the discussion questions for this session online at https://www.kings.church/treasuresdq3 Tim Keller video on Job: https://youtu.be/5vp9hV8bOjk?si=Nm-KH-DeyivXbOw_ Treasures of Darkness is a mini-series of videos exploring some of the riches hidden deep underground — things of real value and worth — that God has for us when life takes us down into dark places. Though costly, these lessons are incredibly precious, and come loaded with purpose. Discover the rest of the series online at https://www.kings.church/treasures

This is the audio-only version of our video online at https://youtu.be/MU7p3G70j64 Treasure of Darkness, part 2. Find the discussion questions for this session online at https://www.kings.church/treasuresdq2 Treasures of Darkness is a mini-series of videos exploring some of the riches hidden deep underground — things of real value and worth — that God has for us when life takes us down into dark places. Though costly, these lessons are incredibly precious, and come loaded with purpose. Discover the rest of the series online at https://www.kings.church/treasures

This is the audio-only version of our video online at https://youtu.be/JEh4W7Qmuw4 Treasure of Darkness, part 1. Treasures of Darkness is a mini-series of videos exploring some of the riches hidden deep underground — things of real value and worth — that God has for us when life takes us down into dark places. Though costly, these lessons are incredibly precious, and come loaded with purpose. Find the discussion questions for this session online at https://www.kings.church/treasuresdq1 Discover the rest of the series online at https://www.kings.church/treasures

Re-formed, part 2. We consider what it is to ascend the mountain of the Lord and to be changed and transformed by him.

Re-formed, part 1. Worship without justice is noise, not praise. Repentance is not only a moment in your life— it’s daily life, giving allegiance to Jesus.

Recorded at our “We Love Mission” conference, 1st February 2026.

Recorded at our “We Love Mission” conference, 31st January 2026.

Recorded at our “We Love Mission” conference, 31st January 2026.

Recorded at our “We Love Mission” conference, 31st January 2026.

Recorded at our “We Love Mission” conference, 31st January 2026.

Recorded at our “We Love Mission” conference, 30th January 2026.

We Love Mission, part 2. The gospel works in every corner of the globe, in every nation, language and culture. We want to love what’s local; but we also want to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. By Clive Cernik Sunday 25th January 2026 Captured from the Livestream

We Love Mission, part 2. We need to learn to love what is near, and your neighbour is who you’ve been called to love first and foremost. By Oli Stevens Sunday 18th January 2026 Captured from the livestream

We Love Mission, part 1. We are designed to be loved, but also to love and care for others just like Jesus. By Wendy Stevens Sunday 11th January 2026 Captured from the livestream

Christmas is not the story of God crushing evil with overwhelming force. It’s the story of God entering the world in overwhelming weakness. By Oli Stevens Sunday 21st December 2025 Captured from the Livestream

The New Year often brings new hope and resolutions. But the Christian life isn't fuelled by willpower, but by walking in step with the Spirit. By Ben Holbrook Sunday 4th January 2026 Captured from the livestream

We look at three snapshots of the incarnation — that Jesus became fully human. We look at the human in the manger, the human on the cross, and the human in heaven. By Rachel Wilson Sunday 7th December 2025 Captured from the livestream

Jim and Dominic Partridge join us from mid Sussex for ‘New Ground Sunday’ as we look at Psalm 67, and a vision for global mission. By Jim Partridge Sunday 30th November 2025 Captured from the livestream

Looking at 12 promises of Romans 8. Although the world may feel more divided than ever before, Christians are much more united than we often realise. By Owen Hylton Sunday 16th November 2025 Captured from the livestream

Fatherlessness can leave gaping holes in the lives of many, yet the God of the Bible is the perfect Father to the fatherless. By John Woods Sunday 9th November 2025

Future Hope, part 5. Looking at holiness with our bodies, our love for one another, and diligence in our work. By Oli Stevens Sunday 2nd November 2025 Captured Form the Livestream

Future Hope, part 4. When difficult times hit, we often pray for an escape — a way out. But God quite often seeks to strengthen us in the battle instead, causing us to rely on him, and not on ourselves. By Sam Arnold Sunday 26th October 2026

Future Hope, part 3. Even in death, uncertainty and waiting, believers are held by a hope that anchors us — not in escapism, but in a future where Jesus comes, justice is done, and we dwell with Him forever.” By Oli Stevens Sunday 19th October 2025 Captured from the livestream

Future Hope, part 2. In Jesus the fullness of God was pleased to dwell, and he is the one who gives and sustains life. The Holy Spirit lives in us, transforming us into his image. By Martin Cooper and Ethan St Pierre Sunday 14th October 2025 Captured from the livestream

Future Hope, part 1. A Christian is someone who believes in the words (affirmations) of the gospel and in whom the gospel has become a power. That power then creates imitators of the Lord Jesus. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 5th October 2025 Captured from the livestream

It’s not how incredible our lives are, or how amazing our accomplishments are that please God. It’s our faith alone that pleases him. And in faith we’re waiting, looking forward to something better. By Oli Stevens Sunday 28th September 2025 Captured from the livestream

Living Hope, part 11. Rahab’s dark past as a prostitute did not disqualify her from becoming a hero of faith, and all that God had in store for her. We, like her, have been washed, sanctified and justified by the grace of God. By Clive Cernik Sunday 21st September 2025 Captured from the livestream

Gavin Calver joins us from the Evangelical Alliance and gives us an overview of the gospel at work across the UK. Sunday 14th September 2025 Captured from the livestream

Why does waiting hurt? We look at Proverbs 13:12: “Hope deferred makes the heart sick but desire fulfilled is a tree of life”. By Oli Stevens Sunday 7th September 2025 Captured from the livestream

Living Hope, part 9. Jospeh encounters many unexpected twists and turns in life, but through the storms he holds on to the promises of God, who works all things for good. By Oli Stevens Sunday 24th August 2025

Living Hope, part 8. Jacob wrestled with God, received the blessing, but then walked with a limp. He became a leaner — not just on his staff but on God himself. By Wendy Stevens Sunday 17th August 2025

Living Hope, part 7. God uses Isaac, the heir of the promise, to point to Jesus, the Heir of all things. By Lucy Samuel Sunday 10th August 2025

Living Hope, part 6. God’s promises were not limited by Sarah’s circumstances or her physical restrictions, but based on his power. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 3rd August 2025 Captured from the Livestream

Abraham: Called to Leave and Go — Clive Cernik by King's Church Eastbourne

Living Hope, part 4. Amongst a violent and corrupt generation Noah was blameless, and didn’t just listen to God but boldly obeyed, demonstrating his faith in an unseen future. By Rachel Wilson Sunday 20th July 2025 Captured from the livestream

Living Hope, part 3. Faith is not just a moment of belief, but a lifestyle of relationship. By Oli Stevens Sunday 13th July 2025 Captured from the Livestream

Living Hope, part 2. It is out of a place of worship, adoration and revelation of the Creator God that Abel surrenders control, and places his best offering before the Lord. By Adz Brennan Sunday 6th July 2025 Captured from the livestream

Living Hope, part 1. How we view the beginning shapes how we approach everything that follows; and faith begins by believing in a Creator God. By Oli Stevens Sunday 29th June 2025 Captured from the livestream

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 6. What we hide doesn’t heal. What if vulnerability — this very thing we all avoid — is actually the doorway to real faith, real connection and real growth? By Ben Holbrook Sunday 22nd June 2025 Captured from the livestream

“Even the darkness is not dark to you” — Jesus sees our whole lives, and he sees it completely. Yet God loves us so much, he came into our darkness and bridged the chasm between us, and him. By Chris Taylor Sunday 15th June 2025 Captured from the livestream

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 4. How much of you are you allowing God to use — the part, or the whole? It is your choice, he never takes that from you. By Bosun Olunloyo Sunday 8th June 2025 Captured from the livestream

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 4. In the New Testament, the Greek word translated "hospitality" literally means "love of strangers". By Ruth Newton Sunday 25th May 2025 Captured from the livestream

Catch up with the vision of our church and all we hope to achieve over the next five years. By Oli Stevens Sunday 18th May 2025 Captured from the livestream

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 3. Resilience through difficult times is the mark of a faith-filled Christian, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. By Martin Cooper Sunday 11th May 2025 Captured from the livestream

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 2. God doesn’t need our generosity, as everything we have comes from him. But he us wants to grow and mature in generosity as we increasingly become more Godly in all that we do.

A Door of Hope: Kingdom Cultures, part 1. Forgiveness is not a case of holy amnesia that ignores the past. It is instead the experience of healing that drains the poison from the wound. By Andy Thorpe Sunday 27th April 2025 Captured from the livestream

You are not completely in control, but we know a God who is… and he’s good! By Oli Stevens Sunday 20th April 2025 Captured from the livestream

Reconciled, part 9. What does it look like when Jesus returns and Heaven comes down to Earth? By Oli Stevens Sunday 13th April 2025 Captured from the livestream

Reconciled, part 8. Through the book of Revelation we get these brief windows and insights into the end times. Today we look at the final battle that deals once and for all with evil, sin, sickness, suffering and death. By Oli Stevens Sunday 6th April 2025 Captured from the Livestream

Reconciled, part 7. We explore the past and future of Babylon, a city that represents the pinnacle of man’s achievement: to rebel, and live apart from God. By Oli Stevens Sunday 30th March 2025 Captured from the livestream

Reconciled, part 6. There is a cup of obedience, a cup of mercy, a cup of grace and kindness that the Lord offers to us; or there is a cup of rebellion that we can choose instead.  By Oli Stevens Sunday 23rd March 2025 Captured from the Livestream.

How do we image the justice of God? Jonny Goodchild joins us from IJM (International Justice Mission) sharing stories of how they’ve seen people trapped in slavery set free. By Jonny Goodchild Sunday 16th March 2025 Captured from the Livestream.

Reconciled, part 5. When steadfast endurance is needed, our heavenly perspective helps us hang on in there, and persevere through our earthly reality. By Oli Stevens Sunday 9th March 2025 Captured from the livestream

Reconciled, part 4. We look at chapters 8 to 11 which present a third cycle of ‘sevens’ in Revelation. These seven trumpets reflect seven warnings and judgements from God, yet mankind still does not repent. By Oli Stevens Sunday 2nd March 2025 Captured from the livestream

Reconciled, part 3. Chapter 6 of Revelation gives us an insight into the way God will judge the earth and deal with unrighteousness once and for all. By Oli Stevens Sunday 23rd February 2025 Captured from the livestream

Reconciled, part 2. We live in a world that is so focused on ourselves, and finding out who we are. Yet Revelation does something completely different — it gives us an incredible picture of Jesus, so we can focus on him instead. By Oli Stevens Sunday 16th February 2025 Captured from the livestream

Reconciled, part 1. We kick off our series on the book of Revelation by diving into chapters 4 and 5, and get a glimpse of the very highest place in the spiritual realm — heaven’s throne room. By Oli Stevens Sunday 9th February 2025 Captured from the livestream

Session 1: Hosting the Spirit — Liam Thatcher by King's Church Eastbourne

Session 3: The Holy Spirit and the Imagination — Liam Thatcher by King's Church Eastbourne

Session 4: Practising Prophecy — Liam Thatcher by King's Church Eastbourne

Session 6: The Walk of Faith — Liam Thatcher by King's Church Eastbourne

Session 5: Jesus the Healer — Liam Thatcher by King's Church Eastbourne

Session 2: Greater Things — Liam Thatcher by King's Church Eastbourne