Series: Standalone

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.

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.

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.

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.

This morning we are thinking about how grace leads us to faithful giving.