TenTalks 07/06/2015 | Part 7 | In todayrsquo;s busy lifestyles it is easy to overlook the small miracles going on in our lives every day. The moments when God changes the ordinary into the extraordinary. Jesus does just this in his miracle, Changing Water into Wine found in John 2:1-11. Megan looks at present day examples of where Jesus has turned the ordinary (water) into the extraordinary (wine). If we get so busy in life that we no longer spot the little every day miracles are we missing out on some of the wonder of God?

TenTalks 07/06/2015 | Part 6 | Learning how to take leaps of faith when God speaks to us.

TenTalks 07/06/2015 | Part 5 | Everything Jesus does can be seen as a miracle. In Luke 18, Jesus is asking the blind beggar 'what do you want me to do for you?'. He is also asking us the same question today. What do you want Jesus to do for you? What miracle do you want?

TenTalks 07/06/2015 | Part 4 | It is Finished! Three simple words from John 19:30. What might these mean for me in the light of what Jesus did when He became sin, gave us His Word and left us His Spirit.

TenTalks 07/06/2015 | Part 3 | Looking at miracles that happen everyday and celebrating them as precious gifts that God gives us.

TenTalks 07/06/2015 | Part 2 | Jesus is constantly doing miracles in our lives even when we are unaware, but what would happen if we spent more time with Jesus and focused on the miracles hersquo;s already given? The miracle in John 21: 1-14 is a great example of what happens when we recognise exactly what Jesus is giving us.

TenTalks 07/06/2015 | Part 1 | Have you identified the Miracles that have already happened in your life?Are there miracles that you pray about regularly?Are you chasing that Miracle?Name it, Claim it and share it!

Stuart Bell looks at John 12, in which Mary anoints Jesus with expensive perfume, and explains how God wants us to grow the Kingdom and protect the Church from opposition.

John Kirkby, Founder Christians Against Poverty, speaks with passion and enthusiasm on evangelism, looking at the amazing work of the Kerith Centre in leading souls to Christ. In Gone fishin; John looks at how Jesus implored His disciples to go and become Fishers of men. Jesus used an analogy that they would understand. He wanted to catch their attention and His heart was to impress on each of them, and all of us who follow, that seeing individuals come to know Christ as their personal saviour is a crucial or in fact the crucial element of all our reason for being here. John looks at some real fishermen in clips from Tuna Wars from Discovery Channel, and picks out their approach plus their reaction to getting a bite and then catching the fish. John compares, inspires and encourages us all that we too can be fishers of men, that God is with us, and talks about the disappointments and opportunities we must take. Yet the joy of seeing one life changed is worth any and every effort we put in. John finishes with a look at the miraculous things that God is able to do when we do what only we can do and see some real life examples of Fish literally jumping into the boat, I kid you not!

Satisfied | Part 6 | There are 289 Christian books on marriage for every one on being single. Is the Bible as silent on being single as the world of Christian publishing?