Faversham Community Church

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...

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: 1. Steph, retelling how Jesus healed a man who's friends had brought him to Jesus. 2. Mike sharing an update from our most recent Gift Day 3. 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.