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Any church will enter into spiritual entropy and decline when it loses its passion for Jesus. We must ask God to give us a renewed vision of himself, and a renewed vision of what it means to be his church here in Faversham.

It's not just rebuilding a wall. It's dozens and dozens of people doing their little bit of the wall as well as they know how, to the glory of God. That’s how the purposes of God come about.

What can we learn from the first Christians about the essence of the Church?

Online gatherings have been a lifeline, but we must not lose the habit of meeting together.

It seems out of fashion, even amongst people who regard themselves as Christians, to gather, to meet together, to be in any kind of deep relationship with one another. So, why bother?

Jesus is both Saviour and Lord. Sometimes it’s tempting to think we can inhabit a halfway house between the two. We’re happy for Jesus to be our Saviour, but not so keen on him being our Lord.

God has called Christians to holiness and community. Faithfulness to God is a team sport that requires the unity of the church.

James pictures the church as a community of believers where we are close enough to be honest and open enough to be real. When that happens, true healing can take place.

What constitutes good advice in a world where pithy quotes abound on social media, apparently encouraging, even inspirational, but often also inane, shallow and downright misleading?