Kings Church Gillingham Sermons Playback

The 'I AM' — Sermon by Pastor Chris Gill | 25/08/2024

this powerful Sunday Service at King's Church Gillingham as Pastor Chris Gill delivers a thought-provoking sermon on the theme of "The 'I AM'". In this message, Pastor Chris explores the profound significance of Jesus' declaration "I AM" in the Gospel of John, chapter 18, verse 5. Delving into the scriptural text of John 18:1-18, he unpacks the deeper meaning and implications of this statement, which reveals the divine nature and absolute authority of Christ.

Hope in the face of uncertainty | Pst. James Sowah | 18/08/2024

Imagine being Peter, one of Jesus’ most passionate and fearless disciples, always ready to jump into action and defend his faith. Yet, there was a moment when Peter found himself alone, isolated in a prison cell, his boldness tested like never before. In our own lives, we can relate to Peter’s experience. There are times when we’re separated from the things that give us strength, facing challenges that test our faith and resilience. How do you think you would respond in a moment like that?

Contending for what God has given us | Pst. James Sowah | 11/08/2024

In Deuteronomy 2:2-3, God told Moses that the Israelites had been circling the same mountain for too long and it was time to move forward. Sometimes we all need a reminder to stop going in circles and take a new direction!”

True Worship | by Sis. Tonia George | 28/07/2024

Sis Tonia started by asking, “What comes to mind when you hear the word ‘worship’?” She then shares a beautiful definition: worship is all about feeling and expressing reverence and adoration, showing honor and respect, especially to a deity – in our case, God. Sis Tonia explains that worship can take many forms – it could be singing, praying, or even sharing the good news with others. She also touched on how worship often involves some kind of sacrifice, whether it’s giving our time or something else.

From Work to Worship | Sermon by Pastor Chris Gill | 21/07/2024

Christians often refer to themselves as followers of Jesus, but not actually connecting with Him on a personal level? Christians are in danger of “following the crowd” and not Jesus Christ, Himself – taking part in activities but missing out on the most important thing – developing a personal relationship with Him.