KCC AoG Swindon Podcast

What happens when you've been waiting for change for so long that you've almost stopped believing change is possible?
In this episode, we explore Pastor Malcolm Macqueen's powerful sermon, A Miracle on The Sabbath Day, preached at KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon, on Sunday 20 September 2026. Based on John 5 and the healing of the man at the Pool of Bethesda, this conversation takes us into the life of a man who had lived with his infirmity for 38 years – helpless, waiting and watching others seemingly move ahead of him. Then Jesus entered his situation. Pasted text
We unpack the striking contrast between the busy Sheep Market and the suffering found at Bethesda, the “House of Mercy”. While others avoided the difficult and broken places, Jesus deliberately walked towards them. And when He met this man, He didn't simply offer sympathy. He asked a life-changing question: “Wilt thou be made whole?”
Through Pastor Malcolm's three central themes – a call to rise, a call to rely on Father God and a call to a better resurrection – we consider what it means to move beyond helplessness, trust God above human systems and allow Jesus to bring genuine transformation into our lives.
We also explore the danger of a religious spirit. While a man celebrated freedom after 38 years of suffering, the Pharisees were more concerned that he was carrying his bed on the Sabbath. It's a challenging reminder that we can become so concerned with rules and expectations that we fail to recognise the grace of God at work right in front of us.
Perhaps you've been waiting for your circumstances to change. Perhaps disappointment has affected what you believe is possible. Or maybe you've found yourself saying, “I have no one to help me.” This episode carries a simple message of hope: Jesus knows your name, He knows your circumstances and He knows how long you've been there.
Whatever you're facing, never say never to Jesus.
Listen as we explore how Christ calls us from helplessness into wholeness, from dependence on people into deeper reliance upon God and ultimately towards the eternal hope of resurrection life.
And when you hear His voice, don't keep staring at the water.

In this podcast, we reflect on Brother Joel’s sermon, “A Call to Build the House of God,” based on Haggai 1.
What does it really mean to build God’s house today? This conversation explores the call to move beyond comfort, fear and passive Christianity, and to become active members of the Body of Christ.
We look at the Israelites’ return from Babylon, the challenge of rebuilding the temple, the danger of putting personal comfort before God’s Kingdom and the importance of humility, unity and obedience. Most of all, we’re reminded that we don’t build in our own strength, the Lord of hosts is with us.
May this episode encourage you to ask: “Lord, how can I be useful in building Your Kingdom?”
Listen, reflect and be encouraged to move from simply attending church to actively building the Body of Christ.
Sermon: A Call to Build the House of GodPreacher: Brother Joel GaddamScripture: Haggai 1KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon

A Greater Than Moses Is Here | Pastor Malcolm Macqueen
What does the life of Moses teach us about the way God prepares, changes and uses His people?
In this podcast, we revisit Pastor Malcolm Macqueen’s sermon “A Greater Than Moses Is Here”, based on Hebrews 3:1–4. From Moses’ extraordinary survival as a child to his years in Pharaoh’s palace and four decades in the wilderness, we explore how God took a man who was once “mighty in word and deed” and brought him to a place of dependence, surrender and availability.
We look at five significant aspects of Moses’ life: survivor, deliverer, mediator, law giver and mentor. Yet each one ultimately points us towards someone greater — Jesus Christ.
Along the way, we consider some deeply personal questions. Could the wilderness season you’re experiencing actually be part of God's preparation? Are there areas where you're relying upon your own ability rather than His strength? And, perhaps most importantly, are you willing to give Jesus access to every area of your life?
Moses was a remarkable leader and mentor to Joshua and Caleb, but Jesus wants to be our mentor today. He wants to develop meekness and faithfulness within us, set us free from what holds us captive and transform us into the people He has called us to become.
Faithfulness isn't measured over a week, a month or even a year. It's demonstrated over a lifetime.
Join us as we unpack this encouraging message and discover why a Greater Than Moses is here — and He is still at work in our lives.
Sermon: A Greater Than Moses Is HerePreacher: Pastor Malcolm MacqueenScripture: Hebrews 3:1–4Church: KCC AoG Church, Old Town, SwindonSermon date: Sunday 30 August 2026
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How can we know God's will without constantly searching for signs or worrying that one wrong decision will ruin His plan?
In this Sunday Recap, we unpack Brother Simon Baboo's message, Understanding the Will of God. Discover why God's will begins with relationship, obedience and surrender, how His Word and the Holy Spirit guide us and why we can trust Him even when He slows us down or takes us in an unexpected direction.
From the universal will of God to the powerful picture of walking alongside Jesus under His yoke, this conversation reminds us that we don't have to carry the burden alone.
🎧 Listen, be encouraged and ask yourself: Am I trying to work everything out, or am I learning to walk at His pace?
“Not my will, but Yours be done.”
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What does it really mean to choose God, not just once, but every day?
In this special podcast deep dive, we revisit Pastor Malcolm Macqueen’s message, “Joshua’s Call to Consecration”, preached at King’s Christian Centre AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon, on Sunday 16 August 2026. Drawing from Joshua 24:14–15, we explore Joshua’s powerful challenge to Israel: remember what God has done, choose whom you will serve and make that commitment genuine and lasting.
Looking back over 560 years of Israel’s history, we’re reminded that God was present through the good, the difficult and the unexpected. That same truth speaks into our lives today. When circumstances change and we can’t see what God is doing, His faithfulness hasn’t changed.
The conversation also explores one of the greatest challenges to Christian commitment today: busyness. With work, responsibilities, phones, notifications and countless distractions competing for our attention, it’s possible to become so occupied with life that we neglect the One who gives us life.
Yet choosing Christ brings us back to three powerful truths highlighted in the sermon: God’s presence, God’s provision and God’s protection.
Ultimately, Joshua’s words bring the challenge home:
“As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”
Consecration isn't simply an emotional response during a Sunday service. It means surrendering our everyday lives to God – our time, decisions, priorities, hands, feet and future. It means choosing to follow Jesus wholeheartedly and allowing that decision to shape how we live when Monday morning arrives.
And there’s a question worth carrying with you after this episode: What are you holding on to that may be stopping you from taking hold of something far more precious in Christ?
Listen to this podcast reflection, then watch Pastor Malcolm’s full sermon to hear the complete message and its call to renewed, genuine and lasting consecration.
Remember His faithfulness. Choose Him today. Consecrate your life afresh.

Caleb – Despised by People yet Chosen of God | Sermon Deep Dive
What does it mean to remain faithful when you feel unseen, overlooked or surrounded by negativity? And can God still be working when the promise you've been holding on to seems years away?
In this podcast deep dive, we revisit Pastor Malcolm Macqueen's powerful sermon, “Caleb – Despised by People yet Chosen of God”, delivered at KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon on Sunday 9 August 2026. Drawing from Numbers 14:24, Joshua 14 and the remarkable life of Caleb, we explore what it means to become a faithful and victorious Christian.
Caleb spent decades outside the spotlight. While Joshua was prominent, Caleb was often unseen, yet he remained faithful, constant and dependable. Surrounded by murmuring and unbelief, he refused to allow the negativity of others to determine his own relationship with God. He kept his heart right, chose forgiveness over bitterness and continued to believe what God had promised.
We explore Pastor Malcolm's teaching on Caleb's invisibility, his spiritual vision and ultimately his victory. We also consider why wilderness seasons aren't necessarily wasted seasons. God can use difficult circumstances to humble us, test our faith, reveal what's within our hearts and teach us to depend upon Him.
One of the great lessons from Caleb's life is the importance of what we choose to remember. While others looked back towards Egypt, Caleb remembered God's goodness, what he had experienced and the promise God had made to him. For 45 years, he held on. Then, at 85 years old, Caleb could finally step forward and claim his inheritance: “Give me this mountain.”
This conversation also points us towards the greater victory found in Jesus Christ. Just as Caleb overcame the giants standing between him and his inheritance, Christ has conquered our greatest enemies: death, hell and the grave. Victory is ours through Jesus.
If you're walking through your own wilderness, waiting for an answer, feeling unnoticed or wondering whether your greatest days are behind you, this episode carries a timely encouragement:
Keep your heart right. Keep trusting God. Keep remembering His faithfulness. Keep holding on to His promises.
Your faithfulness may be unseen by people, but it isn't unseen by God. And, like Caleb, you may discover that some of the greatest victories God has prepared for you are still ahead.
Listen to this podcast reflection, then watch the full sermon from Pastor Malcolm Macqueen at KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon for the complete message.
Key Scriptures: Numbers 14:24 | Joshua 14:6–13 | Deuteronomy 8:2–3 | 1 Corinthians 10 | Philippians 4:8
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Joshua: Servant Turned Statesman | From Preparation to Purpose
What does your spiritual CV look like? And could the season that feels like waiting actually be preparing you for your greatest assignment?
In this podcast episode, we unpack Pastor Malcolm Macqueen's sermon, “Joshua: Servant Turned Statesman”, delivered at KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon on Sunday 2 August 2026. Drawing primarily from Joshua 1:1–9, we explore how God prepared Joshua over many years before calling him to lead Israel into the Promised Land.
Joshua's journey took him from soldier to spy, servant to Spirit-filled successor. Each season taught him something essential: victory comes through prayer, faith sees beyond the giants, humility prepares us for leadership and God's work requires the power of the Holy Spirit.
We also explore God's powerful charge to Joshua: be strong, remain faithful to the Word and remember that you never walk alone. Joshua waited decades for his moment of leadership, reminding us that God's preparation isn't wasted time. Your present season may be developing the character, faith and spiritual strength you'll need for what comes next.
Whether you're facing intimidating circumstances, waiting for direction or wondering whether your opportunity has passed, Joshua's story offers a timely encouragement: God hasn't finished with you yet. Your greatest season of purpose may still be ahead.
Listen to the conversation, then watch Pastor Malcolm's full sermon for the complete biblical teaching.
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What does Philippians 4:13 really mean? In this encouraging message, Brother Simon Baboo explores the true context of Paul's famous declaration, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Rather than focusing on personal success, Paul reveals the secret of finding contentment and unwavering faith in every season of life, whether in abundance or in need. Discover how Christ strengthens believers through His presence, His Word and the Holy Spirit, enabling them to endure life's challenges with steadfast confidence. Be inspired to trust Christ more deeply and experience His strength in every circumstance.

Give Us That Same Spirit | Finding Faith, Courage and Strength in Life's Wilderness
How do you keep going when everyone else is giving up?
In this episode, we unpack Pastor Malcolm Macqueen's inspiring sermon, "Give Us That Same Spirit," preached at KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon, on Sunday 19 July 2026. Drawing from Numbers 32:11–12 and II Timothy 1:7, this conversation explores why Joshua and Caleb were the only two of their generation to enter the Promised Land, and what made them spiritually different.
Discover how God has already given believers power, love and a sound mind, and why surviving life's wilderness seasons requires far more than determination alone. Together, we explore the four qualities that enabled Joshua and Caleb to remain faithful when everyone else lost hope:
Faith built through hearing God's Word, witnessing His faithfulness and remembering His past victories.
Vision that sees beyond present obstacles to God's promises.
Fortitude to endure pressure, opposition and uncertainty with unwavering confidence.
Forthrightness to stand for truth, even when you find yourself in the minority.
Along the way, we reflect on powerful biblical examples including Rahab, David and Moses, while uncovering practical lessons about overcoming fear, renewing your thinking and learning to remember the right things instead of carrying yesterday's burdens.
Whether you're navigating uncertainty, facing personal challenges or simply longing for a stronger walk with God, this episode offers biblical encouragement and practical insight to help you stand firm.
Will you be a flickering light, changing with every circumstance, or a steady light that shines faithfully through every season?
Join us as we discover what it means to pray:
"Lord, give us that same spirit."
Based on the sermon by Pastor Malcolm Macqueen, KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon, Sunday 19 July 2026.

What if your wilderness season isn't a setback but God's preparation?
In this episode of the KCC Deep Dive Podcast, we unpack Pastor Malcolm Macqueen's inspiring sermon, "The Church in the Wilderness" preached at KCC AoG Church, Old Town, Swindon, on Sunday 12th July 2026. Drawing from Acts 7:34–38, we explore how Israel's forty-year journey through the wilderness mirrors the Christian life today.
Discover why God delivered Israel from Egypt in one night, yet spent forty years removing Egypt from their hearts, and what that means for anyone navigating seasons of uncertainty, change or spiritual growth. Together, we examine the purpose of the wilderness, the significance of the Tabernacle at the centre of the camp, the importance of God's presence and how believers are called to live as pilgrims with Christ at the centre of every area of life.
You'll also hear practical reflections on surrender, guidance, sanctification and why the Church's greatest strength has never been its programmes, but the unmistakable presence of God. Whether you're facing a personal transition, searching for direction or simply wanting to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this conversation offers biblical insight, encouragement and hope.
Join us as we discover that the wilderness is not the end of the journey. It is often the place where God shapes His people, reveals His presence and prepares them for His promises.
Scripture Focus: Acts 7:34–38 | Exodus | Numbers 33 | Hebrews 11 | Romans 12:1