This Vision Sunday marked 33 years of God’s faithfulness and a bold step into the future. Inspired by the prayer of Jabez (1 Chronicles 4:9-10), the message calls us to believe God for multiplication, moving from one church in many communities to a family of churches on mission together. It’s a prophetic invitation to dream again, trust God for enlarged influence, and step into His promise of blessing and kingdom impact in Medway, Kent, and beyond.

This powerful message redefines greatness through the lens of Jesus’ servant-hearted example. Rooted in Mark 10:35-45, it explores the misguided ambition of James and John, contrasts kingdom greatness with worldly status, and invites us all to pick up the towel - not the throne. Through vivid illustrations, communion, and a challenge to children and adults alike, it calls us to radical humility, joyful sacrifice, and daily Spirit-empowered service in love.

In Mark 10:17-31, Jesus lovingly challenges a rich young man who seeks eternal life but is unwilling to part with his wealth. This passage exposes the heart of true discipleship - surrender.

Jesus calls us to let go of what holds us back and trust Him fully. His words remind us that while it may seem impossible with man, “with God all things are possible.” Will we follow, whatever the cost?

A timely call to re-evaluate our attachments and pursue the Kingdom above all else. Hallelujah!

In Mark 10:13-16, Jesus welcomes little children with open arms, revealing the heart of the kingdom of God. He rebukes those who would hinder them, teaching that the kingdom belongs to those with childlike faith.

This message calls us to embrace simplicity, humility, and trust like a child, and to never underestimate the value or place of children in the heart of God’s mission.

We’re reminded to reflect Christ’s love in how we welcome, honour, and nurture the next generation.

In Mark 9:42-50, Jesus delivers a sobering warning about the seriousness of causing others to stumble in their faith. This message challenges us to reflect on our actions, words, and behaviours that may hinder others from walking with Christ. Jesus emphasises radical measures to remove anything that leads to sin, highlighting the eternal consequences of unrepentant living.

As believers, we are called to be mindful of our influence, living in a way that edifies and strengthens others in their journey of faith. Let’s strive to be stepping stones, not stumbling blocks.

Inspired by Zechariah 8:23, this powerful exhortation challenges us to recognise the influence we carry as believers. The scripture speaks of ten people from all languages and nations grabbing hold of one believer, declaring, “We have heard that God is with you.”

This charge invites us to ask, “Lord, who are my 10?” - those God has destined for us to impact with the Gospel.

Discover how intentional evangelism can transform lives, as we become living testimonies of God’s presence, leading others to His saving grace. Will you find your ten?

In Mark 9:38-41, Jesus challenges narrow thinking, reminding His disciples that the Kingdom is bigger than they imagined. This message calls us to recognise and honour those who work for Christ, even if they are outside our circles. It’s a call to unity, humility, and partnership in advancing God’s Kingdom. Whoever serves in Jesus’ name will not lose their reward. Let’s tear down walls, build bridges, and embrace the wider body of Christ working for His glory.

This Easter Sunday, we celebrate the Risen King - the Christ who conquered the grave. From the empty tomb in John 20:1-10 to the angel’s declaration in Matthew 28:1-10, and His eternal authority in Revelation 1:17-18, we behold Jesus as the First and the Last, the Living One who died and is alive forevermore. The tomb is empty, hope is alive, and victory is ours. Let every heart declare with joy: He is risen indeed!

Rooted in Revelation 1:7, this message stirs the heart of the church to live with urgency, hope, and holy expectation for Christ’s return. In line with CCC’s vision, we are called to be a people who long for His appearing, holding tightly to the promise of glory and perfection in the new creation. This is not fear, it is our deepest hope: that the King will come again, visibly and victoriously. Until then, we say with one voice, “Come, Lord Jesus!”

Rooted in Ezekiel 47:1-12, Acts 2:47, and Genesis 1:28, this message reveals God's heart for a growing, grace-filled, Spirit-led church. Growth is in God’s nature, and through grace, transformation becomes possible - without compromise. Aligned with CCC’s vision, we are called to be a mobilised movement, empowered by the Spirit, advancing the kingdom with depth, unity, and purpose. Growth isn't just expected, it's divine. Let's move.