King's Cross Church (KXC)

New series this Sunday.

"When God chose to save us, He left the seat of His throne—the place He rightfully belongs—and exchanged it for a cross—a place that He does not belong." @chrispoblete

Thrilled to start a new and timely teaching series this weekend! The book of First Peter: Resilient Hope in a Restless World

We don't update our Twitter profile too often 🤷‍♀️ Just a quick fyi - our service times have changed to 9:15AM so we can have better weather conditions for you and your kids at our outdoor gatherings. If you don't have a church home, we would love for you to join us!

Come and celebrate Easter with us! Good Friday 7pm Easter Sunday 10am kx.church/live

Join us this Sunday as we celebrate Christmas together!

Who’s coming?! It’s Christmas party time! 🎄 Christ has come, and Christ will come again! Let’s celebrate and party! kx.church/events/christmas-p…

A reflection from Sunday's sermon through Isaiah 9:1-6 instagram.com/p/B58_tHUl88P "Advent begins in the dark." —@flemingrut

So excited for our baptism celebration after the service tomorrow!! kx.church/events

What role does the power of God play in how we live our lives and love others? Tomorrow we look at Haggai 1 to see how the power and presence of God provides comfort in our worries and empowers us for our mission and purpose in the world. See you then!

“Twas grace that brought us safe thus far. And grace will lead us home.” Tomorrow we conclude our series through the great doctrines of grace. Join us at 10am!

Because there seems to be great interest in diving deeper into the topic of worry and anxiety after last Sunday’s sermon, we’d like to suggest a few extra resources to help you dig into the topic from a Christian worldview perspective. kx.church/resources-worry-an…

How can we really choose joy when there’s just so much to worry about? Tomorrow, we’ll walk through one of the most practical portions of Paul’s entire letter (Phil. 4:4-9) and tackle the complexities of dealing with anxiety, worry, and stress in the Christian life.

Less than a month away!

Death is one thing we all have in common. As pervasive as it is, we are still all unsettled by it. There’s something in us that knows it’s not right. Why then can the apostle claim that “to live is Christ; to die is gain”? Join us in the morning as we walk through Phil 1:19-26

“And it is my prayer that your love may abound more and more...” (Phil 1:9) When it comes to love, Paul does not settle with the status quo. This is why he prays that the Philippian church would abound in love. Join us tomorrow morning as we take a look at Phil 1:9-11.