Faversham Community Church: Recent Episodes
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Joshua – Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory – (Pete McVey) – June 21 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua – Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory – (Mike Taylor) – June 14 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Pete McVey) - June 7 2026 by Faversham Community Church
RM Swale Sunday - Boldness for Mission - Acts 4 - Matt Spocchia - May 31 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Pete McVey) - May 24 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Steve McVeigh) - May 10 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Lou Funell) - May 3rd 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Gordon Watson) - April 26 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Adam Voke) - April 19 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Mike Taylor) - April 12 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Pete Mcvey) - March 29 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Pete McVey) - March 15 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Mike Taylor) - February 22 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Sam Morris) - February 8 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (David King) - January 25 2026 by Faversham Community Church
Joshua - Taking New Ground Living in God’s Promised Victory - (Pete McVey) - January 18 2026 by Faversham Community Church
The Light of the World Part 2 - (Sam Morris) December 14 2025 by Faversham Community Church
The Light of the World Part 1 - (Sam Morris) - December 7 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Mike Taylor) - November 30 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Pete McVey) - November 16 2025 by Faversham Community Church
A new Chapter Building with Faith and Expectation - (Marshall Schaitel) - November 9 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (lou Funnell) - November 2 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Mike Taylor) - October 26 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Phil Stiles) - October 19 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Carrie Rule) - October 12 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Pete McVey) October 5 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Pete McVey) Sep 28 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Mike Taylor) Sep 21 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Pete McVey) Sep 14 2025 by Faversham Community Church
The Year Ahead the next steps - (Pete McVey) - July 20 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Phil Stiles) - July 13 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Natalie Watson) - July 6 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus - (Peter McVey) - June 29 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Disciple - Being and Making Followers of Jesus (Pete McVey) May 11th 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Equip: Sunday Session - Life in the Spirit (Marshall Schaitel) 16th March 2025 by Faversham Community Church
Equip: Saturday Sessions - Being a Spirit-Filled Church (Marshall Schaitel) 15th March 2025 by Faversham Community Church
God is Unknowable, Yet Knowable (Natalie Watson) 27th October 2024 by Faversham Community Church
This Sunday we'll be beginning our Autumn sermon series, 'Incomparable', which will see us delve into the character of God. The heart behind these explorations is that theology fuels worship and as we grow in knowing Him more and seeing Him more clearly, we will be led deeper in glorifying God and enjoying Him.
Family Life - Stepping Stones (Linda Peppiatt) 14th July 2024 by Faversham Community Church
Heart of a Rescuer (Mike Taylor) 23rd June 2024(After conversion) by Faversham Community Church
The Heart of God Pursues You (Marshall Schaitel) 9th June 2024 by Faversham Community Church
Dig Deep into His Provision: Dependence (Pete McVey) 2nd June 2024 by Faversham Community Church
In week 2 of our 'His People' series, Sam was speaking on how God's chosen people are also a people of promise.
We were delighted to have Marshall Schaitel with us this weekend to start our new series based in Psalm 126 that we have called 'His People'.Marshall was speaking on knowing our identity as God's chosen people.
Ahead of our March Gift Day, Mike was encouraging us to be cheerful, generous givers; good stewards of what God has given.Sam also shared an update on our Christmas Gift Day, along with a wonderful testimony of God's goodness as the Butcher family stepped out in faith and we were part of the answer.
This Sunday Sam shared something that he felt God has been speaking to Him about for our Church.
Today we're thinking both local and global as we share about Relational Mission's 'The Call' campaign and the part each one of us is invited to play in God's worldwide mission.During our meeting we watched the following video: https://youtu.be/qK6WnPIjiJA?feature=shared
We have started the new year by considering how we have been called by God and what we have been called. Today, Mike picked up where we ended last week, by leading us through 2 Peter 1:5-15.
The month of January provides us with an opportunity to look at the year ahead. Today, Sam spoke 2 Peter 1:1-4 as we consider how God has called us and what He has called us for.
Our journey through James' letter comes to an end today as Sam speaks on James 5:7 through to the end.
It was wonderful to be invited by our Relational Mission family from Good News Church, Sheppey & Hope Church Sittingbourne to join in celebration and worship as we marked 5 years since the Sittingbourne and Sheppey churches were planted.Our dear friend, Stef Liston (Relational Mission Apostolic Team) travelled over to encourage us in the Word for the morning. This is his sermon, based on John 1: 35-51.
This morning we explored the relationship between hearing and doing, which raises the question: if we're called to be a people of action, how do we know what it is we should be doing? Who are we listening to?
This week Sam will be picking up from where Pete finished last Sunday, as we look at the relationship between trial and temptation. We'll be exploring how, as followers of Jesus, knowing ourselves and knowing God are the key to overcoming.
This week Pete is encouraging us that, even though as followers of Jesus we are to expect trials, by the grace of God we can face them in joy, knowing that by remaining stedfast in genuine faith, we will receive the crown of life.
Over the month of August our Sunday gatherings are going to take on a different pace and rhythm. In this recording, Sam shares our plans about what we can expect
This morning's service was taken from 'The Big Scrumptious Faith-Filled Feast' (The Kitchen Table Project) written by Sam and Sara Hargreaves (Engage Worship)
Salvation and Deliverance: Week 1 (Sam Morris) 19th February 2023 by Faversham Community Church
The gospel is good news and as followers of Jesus we have been anointed to bring good news wherever we go, through word and action. This Sunday, Pete will be bringing our 'Changed' series to a close by helping us to consider how we can do good to those in need around us.
Throughout our current series we've been returning to Micah 6:8 which says: He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?
This Sunday, Pete was speaking on the final part of this verse; walking humbly with God.
One of the key hallmarks of the people of God was (and is) that there should be no one in need in the church. As we continue our CHANGED series, Sam will be helping us to consider how can we respond as the cost of living crisis impacts people in our church families.
This morning, we heard Jesus' words recorded in Luke 6:31-36 and considered what they tell us about God's call for us to be a people who love mercy.
As our communities face the impact of the cost of living crisis, we believe this is a pivotal moment for us to prepare ourselves to support people in our churches and our town.
In week two of our series, Sam spoke on Matthew 6: 5-34 as we listened to Jesus words about the providence of God.
As our communities face the impact of the cost of living crisis, we believe this is a pivotal moment for us to prepare ourselves to support people in our churches and our town. God’s people have always been called to be a people of kindness and mercy and over the next six weeks we’re expectant that we will grow in this calling, as we search the scriptures and pray together.
In week 1, we begin with Micah 6:8 and consider what it means to be people who do justice.
The song that Sam played can be found here: https://bit.ly/3W2EGLq
We had the Canterbury Christian Schools Work Trust with us this morning to share news and stories about the wonderful things that God is doing in and through the trust in our local schools.
Find out more about the CCSWT on their website: https://ccswtinfo.wordpress.com/
This Sunday we spent our morning together exploring what it is to be the family of God.
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The story Sam reads is from The Jesus Storybook Bible by Sally Lloyd-Jones.
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We're also very grateful for other resources used throughout the morning by Sam and Sarah Hargreaves from Engage Worship.
On Sunday we took some time to pause and reflect on what we had been exploring together as a Church over the summer months.
This week, Pete continued along the topic of having a culture of honour, being those who look to bless others.
We're spending this summer looking at loving God and loving our neighbours. This Sunday, Pete was speaking on having a culture of honour.
On the Saturday of our weekend together, Grantley and Floss opened the floor for questions.
During our Naturally Supernatural Weekend, Grantley shared a quick encouragement around the prophetic.
As we gathered on Sunday morning for the fourth and final session of our Naturally Supernatural Weekend, Grantley and Floss spoke on building a faith adventuring community.
In session 3 of our Naturally Supernatural Weekend, Grantley and Floss led us through a time of exploring how to overcome disappointment.
The Saturday of our Naturally Supernatural Weekend started with a session on being a 'Spirit Filled People.'
Apostolic Foundations of Signs and Wonders (Grantley and Floss Watkins) 15th July 2022 by Faversham Community Church
We loved having Adam Voke with us today. Adam is an elder at Cornerstone City Church, Medway and also leads the Relational Mission Community that we are a part of.
Adam was speaking today on keeping in step with the Spirit, focusing his time primarily on Psalm 103.
The video of Duane Miller's healing that Adam showed on Sunday can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuBV3uPxaAc
It was a joy to have David King from New Life Church, Tunbridge Wells, will us this morning.
David was speaking as part of our 'Dwell' series and led us through the Scriptures to show us the beautiful picture painted through the Bible of the person and work of the Holy Spirit.
There are questions around whether the theme of Romans 8 is 'assurance' or 'the Holy Spirit'. This morning, as we explored Romans 8:1-17, we saw that the closest truth is when we put them together.
On Pentecost Sunday we celebrate Jesus sending the promised Holy Spirit, the Helper, to dwell in, and among, the Church.
This Sunday also sees the start of a season where are seeking to grow in being a people who are living by the Spirit,
As we draw our 'Ascension' series to a close, Pete was speaking this morning on the return of Jesus.
We were delighted to have our good friend, Gordon Watson, with us this morning from Hope Church Sittingbourne.
Gordon was speaking as part of our 'Ascension' series, with a focus on Jesus as the ascended king.
We have started a news series where, over the next four weeks, we will be looking at the ascension of Christ and asking what Jesus is doing now and what does it mean for us today.
Sam got our series started in Acts 1:1-11 as we looked together at how Jesus, as the ascended prophet, is building His church and it's witness in the world.
Book recommendation for this series: The Ascension of Christ by Patrick Schreiner
Pete was speaking this morning on Luke 24:36-53 as Jesus prepares His disciples for His imminent return to the Father in heaven.
On Resurrection Sunday we celebrate risen Jesus!
As part of our time together, Sam spoke on the resurrection account that we find in Mark's gospel account (Mark 16:1-8)
This Sunday Mike took us through the background leading up to Jesus entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.
Our journey through the Gospel of Mark continues this week as Pete spoke on Mark's account of the transfiguration (Mark 9:2-9).
As we devote this April to prayer and fasting, Sam shares a little about what we have in store for the coming weeks.
Our journey through the Gospel of Mark brings us this week to chapter 6:30-44. Mike was speaking today on Jesus feeding the 5,000.
During Lent we are journeying together through the Gospel of Mark.
This week, Sam spoke on two parables that Jesus told in Mark chapter 4 that help us to see that the Kingdom of God is an upside-down kingdom.
In this series we are journeying through the gospel of Mark.
This Sunday, Mike was based in chapters 1 & 2 as we focussed on Jesus' call to the disciples to, 'follow me'.
Through Lent we are inviting you to read through the Gospel of Mark with us. Each week we'll be stopping of at various points through the life of Jesus and exploring what Mark shares with us.
This Sunday, Sam was speaking on Mark 1:1-13 and Mark's account of Jesus' baptism.
As we draw our 'Good News' series top a close, we turn our attention to Revelation 21:1-4 and the world that is to come.
This series is based on the Gospel in Life study by Timothy Keller
On Sunday, Pete walked us through the story of Jesus encountering Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10) as we consider what it means to be a people for others.
This series is based on the Gospel in Life study by Timothy Keller
As part of our 'Good News' series we're spending a couple of weeks thinking about how the gospel changes the way we live in the world, with this week's focus being on work.
If you would like to watch the videos that Sam included as part of his sermon, you can find them here:
Stephen Colbert - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bYRk3K0f1s
Cooper Kupp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmGuCnY7IXI
This series is based on the Gospel in Life study by Timothy Keller
This Sunday, Mike spoke on how the gospel changes our community, in particular, how it impacts our witness to the world.
This series is based on the Gospel in Life study by Timothy Keller
Mike spoke this Sunday on how the gospel changes our community. Rooted in 1 Peter 2:9-10, we considered how community is the context for change.
This series is based on the Gospel in Life study by Timothy Keller
On Sunday, Pete was speaking on how the gospel changes our heart, with a particular focus on the Apostle Paul's words in Romans 1:18-25 about idolatory.
This series is based on the Gospel in Life study by Timothy Keller
Over the next couple of weeks we will be looking at how the gospel changes your heart. This Sunday Sam was speaking on three ways to live your life and told a couple of stories, one about two people who went to pray, and another about a man who had two sons.
This series is based on the Gospel in Life study by Timothy Keller
To begin the new year, we have started our 'Good News' series which will focus on how we live out the gospel in all of life.
Sam kicked the series off by sharing about the heart behind this series, before laying some foundations in terms of the scope of the gospel and then speaking on Jeremiah 29 and 'the world that is'.
This series is based on the 'Gospel in Life' study series from Tim Keller
On our first Sunday meeting of the year, Mike spoke on the magi and their journey to come and meet King Jesus.
On the second Sunday in Advent, Mike takes us through a journey from Genesis to Revelation as we focus our attention on peace.
On the first day of Advent we think about hope and how that hope is found and rooted in the promises of prophecy that we see throughout the Bible. God knew and God knows.
As we draw our Devotion series series to a close we dive once more into Acts 2:42-47. This week Sam was speaking on two areas of life in the Jerusalem church that Luke records for us in his writing: Radical generosity and God-given growth.
This Sunday, based in Acts 2:42-47, Pete spoke on being a Church who are devoted to prayer.
We continue our preaching series in Acts 2:42-47, as Mike spoke with us about what it looks like to be a Church wo are devoted to the breaking of bread.
This Sunday we started our new series, based in Acts 2:42-47, asking the question, 'What's Church really meant to be like?'
Sam begins our series with an introduction as to what we're going to be doing over the coming weeks, before looking at what it means to be devoted to the Apostle's teaching.
In the penultimate week of our Ephesians series, we've now reached the 'Stand' portion of Paul's letter. Mike spoke today on Ephesians 6:10-24
This Sunday we asked the question, 'What is our only hope in life and death?' and together explored the answer, 'That we are not our own but belong to God.'
*The question and answer came from 'The New City Catechism' (published by Crossway)
We've spent the past few weeks looking at Paul's exhortation to the Ephesian Church to live lives full of the Spirit and how that work's itself out in different relational contexts and settings. This Sunday, Pete helped us to continue exploring this theme as he spoke on Ephesians 6:5-9.
During our current series we've come across Paul's instructions about being families full of the Holy Spirit. We're looking this week about what that means for children and parents.
This Sunday, as we continue to explore the ways in which Paul calls the Ephesian church to walk, we turn our attention to wives and husbands; to the mystery of marriage.
Sam was speaking on Ephesians 5:21-33
This Sunday, Sam asked us to think about why we meet and gather together as the Church before drawing us to Hebrews 10:19-25, which provides us with a great starting point to answer this question.
As we came back together to meet in the same venue for the first time in around a year and a half, we spent time exploring what it looks like for us to journey alongside one another.
In this recording you will hear:
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Steph, retelling how Jesus healed a man who's friends had brought him to Jesus.
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Mike sharing an update from our most recent Gift Day
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Sam speaking on 1 Thessalonians 5:12-15
We're continuing our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians. This week, Sam Morris spoke on Ephesians 5:1-20.
We're continuing our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians. This week, Sam Morris spoke on Ephesians 4:17-32.
In week eight of our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Mike Taylor spoke on Ephesians 4:7-16.
In week seven of our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Sam Morris spoke on Ephesians 4:1-6.
In week six of our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Mike Taylor spoke on Ephesians chapter 3.
In week five of our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Pete McVey spoke on Ephesians 2:11-22.
In week four of our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Sam Morris spoke on Ephesians 2:1-10.
In week three of our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Mike Taylor spoke on Ephesians 1:15-23.
In week two of our 'Sit.Walk.Stand'. series, which sees us exploring Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Sam spoke on Ephesians 1:1-14.
This week, Pete McVey kicks off our new sermon series which will see us journeying through the apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians.
As April draws to an close so does our Month of Prayer...but that doesn't mean we're stopping there!
On Sunday, Pete McVey encouraged us to keep pressing into prayer beyond April's end.
As a Church we're currently in a Month of Prayer and this week Neil Wallace was speaking to us about praying for our neighbours.
As we continue in our month of prayer, Sam Morris spoke this Sunday on praying for the nation.
On Easter Sunday, we spent some time in Luke 24 as Mike Taylor spoke on the resurrection of Jesus.
This week, our good friend Steve Dunn from the Beacon Church in Herne Bay, talks about how prayer is intertwined in our very identity as God's people.
This Sunday, Pete McVey introduced not only our new preaching series but also our Month of Prayer, which is starting this coming Sunday (28th March).
As part of what he shares, Pete lays a helpful biblical foundation for why we fast.
We're starting the new year by exploring worship together over the coming weeks.
Mike Taylor brought our series to a close this morning by taking us back to Ephesians 5 and encouraging us to be those who give thanks.
This Sunday we hit pause on our 'Worship' series for a week. Instead, Sam shared what we believe God is calling us to in the coming months.
We're starting the new year by exploring worship together over the coming weeks.
Pete McVey continued our series this morning by taking us to Ephesians 5:15-21 and speaking on our worship being shaped by our everyday walk.
We're starting the new year by exploring worship together over the coming weeks.
As we gathered on Zoom this Sunday, Mike spent some time in Philippians as he spoke on worshipping during times of suffering. A timely message...also a timeless one.
We're starting the new year by exploring worship together over the coming weeks.
This Sunday, Sam spoke about the important and significant role of singing in the lives of God's people.
We're starting the new year by exploring worship together over the coming weeks.
This Sunday, Pete continued our series by looking at a conversation that Jesus had in John 4:1-26.
Entering into the new year, Sam asks three questions for us to consider as we look to the year ahead.
We're starting the new year by exploring worship together over the coming weeks.
This Sunday, Mike started our series for us by asking the question, 'Who or what do we worship?'.
The article that Mike mentioned in his sermon can be found here: PJ Smyth on Christian nationalism - https://www.pjsmyth.com/blog/a-newcomers-guide-to-christian-nationalism
This week we continued our Advent teaching series where we're looking to take some time to think upon the words of those who celebrated Jesus's birth.
Like the title suggests, we want to give ourselves the time this advent to come, look and delight in Jesus.
Sam spoke this morning on Zechariah's prophecy that we find in Luke 1:57-79
This week we started our Advent teaching series where we're looking to take some time to think upon the words of those who celebrated Jesus's birth.
Like the title suggests, we want to give ourselves the time this advent to come, look and delight in Jesus.
Pete spoke this morning on Mary's Song that we find in Luke 1:39-56
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
This morning Sam brought our series to a close as we spent some time in 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 as we looked at the truth that in Jesus we are ministers of reconciliation for God.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
In the penultimate week of this series, Lou spoke on Ephesians 2:1-10 as we explored the following truth: In Christ we are His workmanship created for good works.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
We've now started looking at three truths that come under the 'Significant' banner. Pete was speaking today on 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 as we considered how in Jesus we are God's temple.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
This week Sam was speaking on 2 Timothy 1:1-18 as we spent time exploring the truth that in Jesus we have not been given a spirit of fear but of power, love and self control.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
This Sunday we were based in Romans 8 as Mike spoke about how we are secure in the truth that in Jesus we are assured that God works for our good in all circumstances.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
This Sunday Pete was speaking from Philippians 1 as we considered what it looks like to be secure in the truth that God will complete the good work He started in us.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
This week we were based in 1 John chapter 3 as Mike spoke on how in Jesus we are children of God.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
This Sunday Sam took us back to Colossians 1:13-14 as we considered what it means for us to be redeemed.
In our 'Identity' series we are spending 9 weeks exploring who we are in Christ.
Sam kicks off our series this morning by speaking on Colossians 1:9-14 and our first truth: In Christ we have been forgiven of all our sins.
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Pete McVey brings our series to a close by speaking on John 17:20-26.
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Sam has been speaking on John 17:6-19 over the past couple of weeks with his focus this week being on how Jesus prays for his disciples in terms of protection and mission.
In this series we haven't touched on the earlier verses in chapter 15 as we recently had our 'Abide' series which covered this part of the chapter. You can find all sermons in that series on our website - https://bit.ly/3iyDXOj
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Sam is speaking on John 17:6-19 over the next couple of weeks with his focus this week being on how Jesus' prayer for his disciples speaks of security.
In this series we haven't touched on the earlier verses in chapter 15 as we recently had our 'Abide' series which covered this part of the chapter. You can find all sermons in that series on our website - https://bit.ly/3iyDXOj
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Mike Taylor speaks on John 17:1-5.
In this series we haven't touched on the earlier verses in chapter 15 as we recently had our 'Abide' series which covered this part of the chapter. You can find all sermons in that series on our website - https://bit.ly/3iyDXOj
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Sam Morris speaks on John 16:25-33.
In this series we haven't touched on the earlier verses in chapter 15 as we recently had our 'Abide' series which covered this part of the chapter. You can find all sermons in that series on our website - https://bit.ly/3iyDXOj
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Pete McVey speaks on John 16:16-24.
In this series we haven't touched on the earlier verses in chapter 15 as we recently had our 'Abide' series which covered this part of the chapter. You can find all sermons in that series on our website - https://bit.ly/3iyDXOj
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Sam Morris speaks on John 16:5-15.
In this series we haven't touched on the earlier verses in chapter 15 as we recently had our 'Abide' series which covered this part of the chapter. You can find all sermons in that series on our website - https://bit.ly/3iyDXOj
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Mike Taylor takes us into chapter 15 as he speaks on John 15:17 - 6:4.
In his sermon, Mike makes reference to our 'Abide' series which covered the earlier parts of chapter 15. You can find all sermons in the series on our website - https://bit.ly/3iyDXOj
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Pete McVey is speaking on John 14:27-31.
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
Today Neil Wallace is speaking on John 14:15-26.
We're currently in a series based in John chapters 14-17 that we've called 'Hope for Troubled Hearts'
As part of our Relational Mission Sunday we're delighted that our friend Matt Spocchia (Sheppey Gospel Plant) is able to continue our series by speaking on John 14:12-14.
In our 'Hope for Troubled Hearts' series we are going to be exploring Jesus' time with His disciples in chapters 14-17 of John's gospel.
Mike was speaking this week on John 14:7-11
In our 'Hope for Troubled Hearts' series we are going to be exploring Jesus' time with His disciples in chapters 14-17 of John's gospel.
We started this series last week and today Pete McVey is speaking on John 14:4-7 and what it means for Jesus to be the Way, the Truth and the Life.
In our 'Hope for Troubled Hearts' series we are going to be exploring Jesus' time with His disciples in chapters 14-17 of John's gospel.
Sam kicked our series off this morning by focussing on John 14:1-3.
In this current series we are asking the question, 'What truly matters?'.
This Sunday, Mike drew our series to a close by speaking on justice.
In this current series we are asking the question, 'What truly matters?'.
This Sunday, Sam spoke on 'remembrance' as being something that truly matters as he looked at Joshua 4:19-24
In this current series we are asking the question, 'What truly matters?'.
This Sunday, our good friend Steve Dunn from the Beacon Church, Herne Bay, addressed this question by exploring generosity with us.
In this current series we are asking the question, 'What truly matters?'.
This morning Mike responds to that question by focussing on care for the poor.
In this current series we are asking the question, 'What truly matters?'.
This morning Pete suggests one answer that comes as we explore Mark 10.
This Easter Sunday we continued our series asking the question, 'What truly matters?'.
Sam spoke this morning about how one answer to that question is compassion, seen supremely in Jesus dying on the cross for us.
In this current series we are asking the question, 'What truly matters?'.
This morning we explore Pete's answer of 'courage'.
Having moved our services online we started a new teaching series asking the question 'What truly matters?'.
Sam began this series by suggesting one answer to this question is trust.
In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Pete spoke this morning as we moved our service online for the very first time.
This is a teaching series on the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatian Churches and it's packed full of the truth of the gospel; the good news.
This week our text is Galatians 2:11-21, focused on Paul challenging Peter about the separation that was taking place between the Jewish and Gentile believers. This wasn't just a case of being rude or unwelcoming, rather they had fallen out step with the truth of the gospel.
This is a teaching series on the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatian Churches and it's packed full of the truth of the gospel; the good news.
Pete was speaking today on Galatians 2:1-10, as we looked into Paul's second visit to Jerusalem where he met up with Apostles there.
This is a teaching series on the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatian Churches and it's packed full of the truth of the gospel; the good news.
Week two sees us in Galatians 1:10-24, as Paul shares his story about who he was, what God was doing and what God is doing. As he does so, he makes clear that the gospel is not his own good idea, but God's idea.
This is a teaching series on the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatian Churches and it's packed full of the truth of the gospel; the good news.
As Sam opened our series today we look at the reasons why Paul felt the urgent need to write this letter before spending some time in the opening verses. It doesn't take Paul long to get to the point of why he's writing!
We begin the new year with a new series, considering how we can go deeper in our relationship with Jesus, with other believers and with the world around us. We will spend the next 5 weeks looking at the following areas: Live, Love, Look, Listen, Learn.
Pete drew our series to a close this morning by looking at Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11:25-30. An invitation to learn, an invitation to find rest.
We begin the new year with a new series, considering how we can go deeper in our relationship with Jesus, with other believers and with the world around us. We will spend the next 5 weeks looking at the following areas: Live, Love, Look, Listen, Learn.
We're up to 'L' number four as this Sunday we were focusing on 'LISTEN'. Sam spoke on James 1:19-27, as we consider the importance of listening well and the call to not just be those who listen to the word but be doers of the word too.
We begin the new year with a new series, considering how we can go deeper in our relationship with Jesus, with other believers and with the world around us. We will spend the next 5 weeks looking at the following areas: Live, Love, Look, Listen, Learn.
This morning we were back in Paul's letter to the church in Philippi as Mike spoke on Philippians chapter 2. Why and how do we look not only to our own interests but also to the interests of others?
We begin the new year with a new series, considering how we can go deeper in our relationship with Jesus, with other believers and with the world around us. We will spend the next 5 weeks looking at the following areas: Live, Love, Look, Listen, Learn.
This morning, Sam spoke on Jesus' response in Matthew 22, having been asked what is the greatest commandment.
We begin the new year with a new series, considering how we can go deeper in our relationship with Jesus, with other believers and with the world around us. We will spend the next 5 weeks looking at the following areas: Live, Love, Look, Listen, Learn.
First up is 'Live' as Sam opens up Paul's letter to the Philippians at chapter one where we find the following words of Paul; 'For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.'
In our current sermon series we are going to be exploring Jesus' words to His disciples in John 15:1-17. Over the next 4 weeks we will teach into what Jesus said about abiding, fruitfulness, prayer, obedience and love.
Mike brought our series to a close by focusing on verses 12-12, as Jesus commands His followers to love one another.
How do we handle the parts of the Bible where we're presented with what looks like a list of names? It can be tempting to skip over them but as we explored Romans 16 this morning we see just how rich these verses are.
In our current sermon series we are going to be exploring Jesus' words to His disciples in John 15:1-17. Over the next 4 weeks we will teach into what Jesus said about abiding, fruitfulness, prayer, obedience and love.
This morning Pete was speaking on John 15:7-11, looking at what it means to abide in Jesus' love and for His words to abide in us.
In our current sermon series we are going to be exploring Jesus' words to His disciples in John 15:1-17. Over the next 4 weeks we will teach into what Jesus said about abiding, fruitfulness, prayer, obedience and love.
This morning we looked at Jesus' words in John 15:1-6 about fruitfulness and considered the following: What does it mean for Jesus followers to bear fruit? How does this fruit come about? What role do the vine and the vinedresser play in fruitfulness?
In our current sermon series we are going to be exploring Jesus' words to His disciples in John 15:1-17. Over the next 4 weeks we will teach into what Jesus said about abiding, fruitfulness, prayer, obedience and love.
Sam kicked off our series with an introduction, explaining the thinking and purpose behind this series. He then spoke on what it meant for Jesus to call Himself the true vine.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
Sam spoke this morning on the second of our values that relates to mission and how it is to be expressed locally, globally and holistically.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
We now move into the final third of this series as we focus our attention on values relating to mission. Mike spoke this morning on mission being local church focused.
This morning we met with our friends from Hope Church Sittingbourne and Sheppey Gospel Plant. We welcomed David Bareham from Community Church Chafford Hundred as he spoke with a focus on Everyone A Witness. He rooted his sermon in Acts 17 and 1 Thessalonians 1 , looking at how Paul and the Thessalonian believers shared the gospel.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
The third of the values relating to church leadership is that of having, and being, leaders who are servant-hearted. But as Sam shared this morning we are all called to love, humility and servant hood.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
Mike was speaking today on the ministries that we find in Ephesians chapter four as we looked at our second value relating to church leadership.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
This morning our focus turned to church governance as we explored the first of three values related to leadership. Sam was speaking on having elders in each local church.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
This morning our focus was on our next value; being Spirit-Empowered.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
Sam continued our series this morning, basing ourselves in Titus 3 as we consider the centrality of the gospel and the message of grace to the Christian life and the local church.
In our current series we are going to be exploring the core values of the Relational Mission family of churches, and considering what it looks like for us as a Church to be shaped by them.
The series started this morning as Sam spoke on us being Word-Based, rooting this value in 2 Timothy chapters 3 and 4.
This Sunday we had the joy of holding a baby thanksgiving service as we welcomed two of the newest members of our family. As part of our time together we looked at Ephesians 1:4-6 and considered what it means to be sons and daughters of God.
The Relational Mission Sunday for Swale saw Faversham Community Church, Hope Church Sittingbourne and Sheppey Gospel Plant gather together to worship, enjoy friendship and encourage one another.
We were very blessed to have Stef Liston with us from Revelation Church, Camden. Stef serves on the Relational Mission team and this morning, based in Ephesians 4, he taught and encouraged us about what it is to be a part of an apostolic family together on mission.
Jesus spoke predominantly on the kingdom, but very little on the Church. This morning we focused on the kingdom and what it means for God's kingdom to come as Sam spoke on Matthew 28:16-20.
C S Lewis once said; "Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important." With this in mind, this morning, Mike helped us as we considered the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus.
In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. Neil drew the series to a close this morning as he spoke on Psalm 100, a call to worship.
In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Pete was speaking on Psalm 116.
In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Sam was speaking on Psalm 103, another of David's Psalms.
In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Mike was speaking on Psalm 51 and David's response after his encounter with the prophet Nathan.
In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. Next up was Psalm 34 as Sam shared about 2 invitations and 2 comforts that we find in David's words.
In this series, based in the Psalms, we consider what it is to be a worshipping community. This morning, Mike spoke on Psalm 1, which acts as a gateway to the rest of the Psalms.
As we reach the conclusion of our week of prayer we spent some time sharing about, and reflecting on, what happened over the past seven days.
This morning we heard from a couple of our young people as they shared about the recent Youth Weekend Away they enjoyed with other local Relational Mission Churches.
As we get ready to launch our week of prayer later today, Sam was speaking on 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 as we look at Paul's instruction and invitation for the church to be a worshipping community.
We begin the new year with a new series exploring the book of Habakkuk, discovering what it teaches us about how to live by faith in troubled times.
This morning Sam concluded the series as we looked at Habakkuk 3, and witnessed the culmination of Habakkuk's journey from protest to a place of praise.
We begin the new year with a new series exploring the book of Habakkuk, discovering what it teaches us about how to live by faith in troubled times.
Mike continued our series as he spoke on Habakkuk 2:4-20
We begin the new year with a new series exploring the book of Habakkuk, discovering what it teaches us about how to live by faith in troubled times.
Pete was sharing with us today as we looked at Habakkuk 1:12-2:4 and considered how Habakkuk responded to God's answers
We begin the new year with a new series exploring the book of Habakkuk, discovering what it teaches us about how to live by faith in troubled times.
This morning, Sam was speaking on Habakkuk 1:1-11 as we considered these early exchanges in a conversation between Habakkuk and God.
This series is all about Jesus as we look at what it means for Him to be prophet, priest, king, shepherd, friend and saviour. This morning Sam continued this series by speaking on the friendship of Jesus.
This series is all about Jesus as we look at what it means for Him to be prophet, priest, king, shepherd, friend and saviour. This morning Neil was speaking on Jesus as shepherd.
This series is all about Jesus as we look at what it means for Him to be prophet, priest, king, shepherd, friend and saviour. Pete continued our series on Sunday looking as Jesus as king.
This series is all about Jesus as we look at what it means for Him to be prophet, priest, king, shepherd, friend and saviour. Sam continued our series on Sunday looking as Jesus as priest.
This series is all about Jesus as we look at what it means for Him to be prophet, priest, king, shepherd, friend and saviour. Mike kicked off this series on Sunday looking as Jesus as prophet
Our 'Assured' series, based in John's first letter, continues this week. Luke was sharing with us this week as we looked at John's conclusion to his letter. The verses Luke was speaking on are 1 John 5:13-21
Our 'Assured' series, based in John's first letter, continues this week. On Sunday we had Martyn Gibson from The Vine, Maidstone with as as he shared on 1 John 5:1-12
This week we continued our sermon series, 'Assured', based in John's first letter. This morning Pete was speaking on 1 John 4:7-21.
This week we continued our sermon series, 'Assured', based in John's first letter. This morning Sam was speaking on 1 John 2:28-3:10.
This week we continued our sermon series, 'Assured', based in John's first letter. This morning Sam was speaking on 1 John 2:18-27.
This week we continued our sermon series, 'Assured', based in John's first letter. This morning Mike was speaking on 1 John 2:3-17
This week we started our new sermon series, 'Assured', based in John's first letter. This morning Sam was speaking on 1 John 1:1-2:2
As our Church Matters series reaches it's conclusion, Luke speaks on the commission given to the church. As we head into summer we are reminded that the church is sent!
Church Matters - Surviving Church (Pete McVey) 15th July 2018 by Faversham Community Church
A couple of weeks ago Sam spoke on, 'You Need the Church'. This week he shared on, 'Your Church Needs You! The video he showed was of GB athlete Derek Redmond in the semi-final of the 400m at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. You can find this online should you want to watch it!
This morning Gordon shared with us from Acts 2:42-47 as we looked at the devoted church. This is the latest in our Church Matters series
Ever asked the question, 'Why do I need the Church?' This morning Sam shares about the necessity of the church as he explores our identity and our need.
This morning we continue with our 'Church Matters' series. Today, James shares with us about being One in Christ.
This morning we kick off our new series; 'Church Matters'. At the outset of this series we turned our attention to the relationship between Jesus and His Church.
This morning we continue our series exploring Paul's first letter to the Thessalonian church. Today we spent our time together looking at Paul's words in Chapter 4:13-5:11 as he addresses some of the concerns that the Thessalonians had around the coming of Jesus.
On Pentecost Sunday, Pete was speaking on Acts 4:23-31 as we considered the early church gathering together to pray for boldness in making Jesus known.
This morning we continue our series exploring Paul's first letter to the Thessalonian church. This week Sam continues with the second sermon exploring chapter 4 verses 1-12 as Paul instructs the church to be those that live out their faith in the every day.
This morning we continue our series exploring Paul's first letter to the Thessalonian church. This week Sam was speaking on chapter 4 verses 1-12 as Paul instructs the church to be those that live out their faith in the every day.
This morning we continue our series exploring Paul's letter to the Thessalonian church. This week Adam was speaking on chapter 2:17 - 3:13 as we see Paul's heart and affection for the Thessalonians.
This morning we continue our series exploring Paul's letter to the Thessalonian church. This week we are looking at 1 Thessalonians chapter 2 verses 1 to 16
Through this series we will be exploring Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This morning we we looking at chapter 1 verses 4-10 and considering the example the church had in Paul, Silas and Timothy and how in turn they themselves became an example.
This morning we kicked off our new series exploring Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. In this introductory sermon we look at the background and context of this church, some of the themes that run throughout the letter and dive straight into Paul's greeting.
A little while ago Sam's 3 year old daughter asked the following question; 'What does God's grace look like?' Children ask some brilliant questions and this is one that we are going to explore together over the next couple of weeks.
A little while ago Sam's 3 year old daughter asked the following question; 'What does God's grace look like?' Children ask some brilliant questions and this is one that we are going to explore together over the next couple of weeks.
Our CREATIVE series, exploring faith, creativity and art reaches it's penultimate week. This morning, Lou spoke on using words creatively to worship.
This week we had guest speaker Steve Dunn from the Beacon Church, Herne Bay. Steve continued our CREATIVE series by sharing with us about Film and Faith.
As we continue our series exploring faith and creativity, our focus this morning is on the purpose and power of story.
This morning we start a new series called CREATIVE where we will be exploring faith, creativity and art.
We begin the new year thinking about God's great plan. This morning we asked two questions: What are you doing to hear God? What are you being obedient to?
We begin the new year thinking about God's great plan while also looking at some challenges we face as a church in the west.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result.
In the last sermon of the series we explore the last conversation that Jesus had with His disciples before returning to the Father.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result.
In the penultimate sermon is this series, Luke takes us through a conversation between Jesus and Peter, who only days before had denied even knowing Jesus.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result.
In Mark 10 Jesus has an encounter with a rich man who asks what he must do to inherit eternal life. This morning we explore Jesus' answer and the man's response.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result.
What was it about this encounter in Luke 7 that caused Jesus to marvel? Mike also spent some time this morning sharing some thoughts coming out of the Jubilee+ Conference.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result. This morning Pete takes us through an encounter found in Luke 7:36-50.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result. In the latest sermon in this series, Jesus calls Matthew, a tax collector, much to the displeasure of some who were watching on.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result. This week Paul walks us through a thirsty Jesus' encounter with a woman at a well.
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result. In John 3 we are introduced to Nicodemus, a man with very impressive credentials, but is that what Jesus is looking for?
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result. Today we were in John 2 as Jesus is a guest at a wedding. Is turning water into wine a luxury miracle or a sign that points to something far greater?
Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result. This week, Mike looks at how Jesus called His first disciples.
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we were looking at Paul's words in Philippians 3:17-21
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we look at Philippians 3:1-16
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we look at the examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus.
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. Our series continues this morning as we focus on chapter 2:12-18.
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we are in Philippians 2:1-11 where Paul establishes Jesus as our example of how we are to consider and live with one another.
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we are in Philippians 1:27-30 where Paul's focus is on the believers and his encouragement to live as citizens of heaven.
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we are based in Philippians 1:12-26 as Paul shares about how he lived to make Jesus known.
Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning, Mike introduces the series, setting the letter in context and looking at the reasons for Paul's joy in Philippians 1:1-11
Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus as we gather on Easter Sunday. But what if Jesus was not raised from the dead? What then?
Our Easter series continues as we journey through Holy Week, this week our thoughts turn to Good Friday.
Our Easter series continues as we journey through Holy Week. This Sunday Mike was speaking on Jesus breaking bread with His disciples.
Our Everyday series reaches it's conclusion as we consider the importance of thanksgiving.
For our Easter series we are journeying through Holy Week, beginning with Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem.
This morning we continued with our series thinking about what it means to be a community of the Spirit. We spent this morning in 2 Timothy 1:1-14 thinking about obedience, faith and mission.
This morning we continued with our series thinking about what it means to be a community of the Spirit. Today our focus was walking with the Spirit everyday
This morning we continued with our series thinking about what it means to be a community of the Spirit. What can the parable of the Good Samaritan teach us about Everyday Love?
We are continuing with our series thinking about what it means to be a community of the Spirit. This week, as we consider Everyday Power, Paul kept bringing us back to this: One thing is necessary - a relationship with the living God.
Our series thinking about what it means to be a community of the Spirit continues as we look at the fruit of the Spirit.
We are now in week 3 of our series Everyday: Building a Community of the Spirit. This morning we spent some time in the book of Acts exploring what it means to be dependent on the Spirit.
After last weeks introduction to our teaching series, 'Everyday: Building a Community of the Spirit' Mike led us in thinking about Everyday Repentance.
Yesterday, Sam didn't share everything that he had prepared so here is something extra following on from Sunday.
A New Year brings with it a new teaching series - Everyday: Building a Community of the Spirit. This week Sam introduced the series explaining how it came about and what we are hoping for in the weeks that follow.
This morning we continue with our ongoing series exploring the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). This week is the final week in our current teaching series. Adam is speaking on Matthew 7:24-29, asking us the question 'What foundation are you building on?'
This morning we continue with our ongoing series exploring the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). This week Luke takes us through our penultimate sermon in this series looking at Matthew 7:15-23.
This morning we continue with our ongoing series exploring the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). This week we are looking at Matthew 7:13-14 as Jesus begins the final section of this amazing sermon.
This morning we continue with our ongoing series exploring the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). It's now week three in this series and today Paul unpacks Matthew 7:12. One verse, plenty to explore!
This morning we continue with our ongoing series exploring the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). Today our focus is on Jesus' words in Matthew 7:7-11, as Jesus returns to teaching on prayer.
We return to our ongoing series exploring the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). This morning our focus is on Jesus' words in Matthew 7:1-6
This is the second of two weeks looking at the office of deacons. Last week Mike took us through the role and function of deacons. This week we will be seeking to answer the question of who can be deacons? What are the qualifications of deacons?
Week one of two looking at the office of deacons. This morning Mike took us through the role and function of deacons.
In this series we are exploring what it means to be a part of the Relational Mission family of Churches. What are the key values and qualities that underpin who we are. This week: What would it look like for every Church to have an ongoing vibrant proactive commitment to Church planting?
In this series we are exploring what it means to be a part of the Relational Mission family of Churches. What are the key values and qualities that underpin who we are. This week: How can we be witnesses for Jesus through signs and wonders.
In this series we are exploring what it means to be a part of the Relational Mission family of Churches. What are the key values and qualities that underpin who we are. This morning we had Martyn Gibson from The Vine, Maidstone with us as he urged us to ask the questions, 'Who shall I help?' and 'How can I help?'
In this series we are exploring what it means to be a part of the Relational Mission family of Churches. What are the key values and qualities that underpin who we are. This morning we had Carl Maidment from Church on the Weald with us. Carl spoke on how 'Everyone a Witness' means that all of us are involved and actively engaged in making disciples.
In this series we are exploring what it means to be a part of the Relational Mission family of Churches. What are the key values and qualities that underpin who we are. Our series continues this morning looking at the great importance of being a family who pray together.
In this series we are exploring what it means to be a part of the Relational Mission family of Churches. What are the key values and qualities that underpin who we are. Today we begin with an introduction to the series and a look together at prayer.
Over the summer we will be looking as a family at some amazing stories of the Old Testament. This week we are looking at the life of Daniel, a man who lived up to his name.
Over the summer we will be looking as a family at some amazing stories of the Old Testament. This week we are exploring the story of Jonah, a very reluctant messenger.
Over the summer we will be looking as a family at some amazing stories of the Old Testament. This week we are looking at David and Goliath, the ultimate underdog story....or is it?
Over the summer we will be looking as a family at some amazing stories of the Old Testament. This week we are telling the story of the fall of Jericho, with some very noisy helpers!
Over the summer we will be looking as a family at some amazing stories of the Old Testament. This week we are telling the story of Noah.....from a different perspective!
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
In the days following the EU Referendum, we spent some time seeking God and thinking about how we, the Church, move forward in love, unity and grace.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.
What answers would you receive if you asked people who Jesus is? The best way to know who Jesus is to is to look at what He says about Himself and so through this series we are looking at the seven 'I Am' statements that Jesus makes in the gospel of John.
What answers would you receive if you asked people who Jesus is? The best way to know who Jesus is to is to look at what He says about Himself and so through this series we are looking at the seven 'I Am' statements that Jesus makes in the gospel of John.
What answers would you receive if you asked people who Jesus is? The best way to know who Jesus is to is to look at what He says about Himself and so through this series we are looking at the seven 'I Am' statements that Jesus makes in the gospel of John.
What answers would you receive if you asked people who Jesus is? The best way to know who Jesus is to is to look at what He says about Himself and so through this series we are looking at the seven 'I Am' statements that Jesus makes in the gospel of John.
What answers would you receive if you asked people who Jesus is? The best way to know who Jesus is to is to look at what He says about Himself and so through this series we are looking at the seven 'I Am' statements that Jesus makes in the gospel of John.
What answers would you receive if you asked people who Jesus is? The best way to know who Jesus is to is to look at what He says about Himself and so through this series we are looking at the seven 'I Am' statements that Jesus makes in the gospel of John.
What answers would you receive if you asked people who Jesus is? The best way to know who Jesus is to is to look at what He says about Himself and so through this series we are looking at the seven 'I Am' statements that Jesus makes in the gospel of John.
At the beginning of the year, God spoke to us about what He has planned for us as a Church in the coming months. Over the next 2 weeks, we will spend some time thinking about how we will respond to what He has revealed to us.
At the beginning of the year, God spoke to us about what He has planned for us as a Church in the coming months. Over the next 2 weeks, we will spend some time thinking about how we will respond to what He has revealed to us.
The Heart of Worship (Nigel Wallace and Sam Morris) 17th January 2016 by Faversham Community Church
We begin this new year with a deep desire to walk with the Holy Spirit, to be led and transformed by Him.
We can have plans about how we think life will be, hopes and dreams, promises that God has spoken to us, and yet life sometimes feels like it has taken a diversion. Through this series we will follow the journey of Joseph and look at his example of how to navigate our way through these times.
We can have plans about how we think life will be, hopes and dreams, promises that God has spoken to us, and yet life sometimes feels like it has taken a diversion. Through this series we will follow the journey of Joseph and look at his example of how to navigate our way through these times.
We can have plans about how we think life will be, hopes and dreams, promises that God has spoken to us, and yet life sometimes feels like it has taken a diversion. Through this series we will follow the journey of Joseph and look at his example of how to navigate our way through these times.
We can have plans about how we think life will be, hopes and dreams, promises that God has spoken to us, and yet life sometimes feels like it has taken a diversion. Through this series we will follow the journey of Joseph and look at his example of how to navigate our way through these times.
We can have plans about how we think life will be, hopes and dreams, promises that God has spoken to us, and yet life sometimes feels like it has taken a diversion. Through this series we will follow the journey of Joseph and look at his example of how to navigate our way through these times.