The King’s Gate Church

Open Ministry - 16.11.25

This is the Open Ministry from Sunday 16th November with a nautical or travel theme. 

I will pour out my Spirit COTM4

Ben Leney takes a look at Acts 2:14-33 and we look at who the Holy One is, and Peter's journey as a disciple, as well as the passages in Joel and Psalms that Peter uses in his amazing Pentecost sermon. Tune in next time to reach the climax, Acts 2:36! 

From Wisdom To Grace and Intimacy - JA 04 - 09.11.25

Rev Jon Adair continues from his previous talk and looks at the arc of King Solomon's trilogy of books which Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon and how Jesus fulfills these.

Shall We Stand? - MF 128 - 02.11.25

Martin French starts his talk in Matthew 16 v 18b and also in Isaiah 59 v 19 on standing on the rock which is Jesus.

The Day of Pentecost COTM3

John France covers Acts 2:1-13 including such gems as what he would call his cat, and overall a sense of awe at God's glorious unfolding plan and how remarkable the arrival of the Holy Spirit is.  

Lost in Wonder, Love and Praise - SB 2 - 26.10.25

Sylvia Boys speaks on Mark 12 v 28-31 and how we should get into God presence and how this can lead to a deep experience.

CAP Sunday & Open Meeting 19.10.25

Ben Leney shares about The Kings Gate involvement with the local CAP Centre and then there is an open meeting after. 

Reflection and Commitment COTM2

Gilbert Boys takes us through Acts 1:12-26, and the evening includes some question and answer and discussion.  Highlights - what DID the disciples talk about in the Upper Room, and what is the difference between Jesus breathing the Holy Spirit and Pentecost in Acts 2?  

Boundaries, Foundations & Scams - JF 196

The first scam in the bible is in Genesis 3 v 1-3. John France speaks on this and how our foundation is built on Jesus and how to have good boundaries in your spiritual life.

Accept the Gift BL134

The second in the Autumn series 'How can I live the real Christian life?'  Ben explores how salvation is a gift, and the nature of a gift, using Galatians and finally 1 Cor 1:30 to suggest salvation is actually more than we have understood it to be.