River Church - Gravesend Site

Jo helpfully shows the variation of teachers from the passage in Acts 18 where not all teachers were speakers from the front. She shows us how we all have a part to play in teaching one another.

Duncan facilitates discussion for everyone, provoking questions and sharing stories as we think about what it's like to share our faith and how best to do it.

Dave wisely tackles the influence of the enemy in our world and in our lives and how we should approach situations biblically from scripture.

Ian visits the Gravesend site to explain Part 3 of the deepest, most inner part of following Jesus with others. Being made up of 3 or 4 deeply trusted friends who will challenge, support and pray for each other, he encourages us to identify a core group within the wider community and the wider church.

Q's second part in this series explores the importance of having a community of around 12 people to draw close to and build committed friendships with, sitting within the wider church, as explained in Part 1.

In this mini series, Q talks about discipleship within the church based on the model of Jesus and his disciples. Q looks at the role of the wider church and how it supports us to follow Jesus together.

Q uses common questions asked of Christians and helps us see how to answer with confidence the validity of Jesus' existence, death and resurrection.

With a combination of stories, prayers and food from around the world, Q talks about the power of the united but diverse church.

A passionate preach on the many ways God breaks through into situations and in our lives.

Dave shares how the community of believers in Acts were obedient to share the gospel truth as we can be now.

Atillio helpfully reminds us of the significance of our workplaces in our walk with God

From Psalm 147, Q explores what delights God 

Using a Discovery Bible method, Duncan helps us unpack the way God's transforming power is at work through the story of Saul and can do the same for us.

Al takes us through the opportunities God presents to us when we're scattered and how we can embrace those around us, seeing the gospel advance as we do it.

Jane talked about us being full of the Spirit to be able to go out and witness wherever we go

Jo draws out the moments when Stephen gave everything for the name of Jesus. He wasn't prepared to compromise on his faith even in the face of sacrifice.

Al speaks about the importance of serving others

No one likes to suffer. Jesus talks about the persecution that we should expect to receive as Christians and James helps us to understand what this looks like and why it happens.

Working through Acts, we see many instances of healing, but what about healing today? Dave helpfully walks through the passeages and helps us to understand the importance of believing God heals today!

Q unpacks the difficult passage relating to Annanias and Saphira and the judgement God brings upon them for harbouring greed in their hearts whilst drawing us into understanding the need for heart change in all that we do.

In spite of life's ups and downs, God is always good. Q looks at some passages that describe the moments those in persecution were committed to celebrating the goodness of God.

To follow Jesus is not to go it alone but rather to be in community and fellowship with others where you're committed and able to give and receive the care and support of each other. Duncan helps us see this from our Spirit-filled series.

James and Charlie share their son's story and explain the way God showed himeself faithful and good in spite of very difficult circumstances.

We discover the importance of being in community as we pursue the life that Jesus taught us to live. Jo shows us how community links together many of the ways we commune with God.

In this talk on being a witness, Colin invites us to see the bigger picture—challenging us to reach out with hospitality and to open our lives and homes as spaces of genuine welcome and connection.