We look more closely at the time when Jesus walked on the waters of the Sea of Galilee to catch up with His disciples, who had crossed ahead of Him in a boat.

Last week we considered the free lunch provided by Jesus to a large crowd. This week we ask: "How did the crowd respond to this miracle?" The recognised Jesus as "The Prophet that was to come", the Messiah.

We look closely at the time when Jesus fed a crowd of more than 500 people by increasing five small barley loaves and two fish to the point where everyone was satisfied.

The healing of a paralysed man at Bethesda. Jesus showed this man compassion, because he had been in paralysed for 38 years. But the outcome was quite complicated.

The healing of a paralysed man at Bethesda. After hearing this, we should ask ourselves: "How am I responding to the Lord Jesus in my life?"

We look at the faith response of the royal official to the healing of his son by Jesus. Jesus heals his son without actually being in his presence, but the official believes and accepts this.

Jesus' second miracle involves the healing of the son of a royal official. The miracles of God are evidence of the truth of his word, but they do not always produce faith in those who see them.

We look at this miracle as told in the Bible book of John. This miracle was performed to highlight the Glory of Jesus.

We look at this miracle as told in the Bible book of John. There is a lesson here about cheerfulness.

What are we saying when we say "Amen" at the end of a prayer? Does it indicate more than just that we have finished praying?