This morning Jane talked about the wonders of creation and the some of the scientific evidence that reinforces the descriptions in the bible. Describing our wonderful creator God, she talks about many of the attributes of our world that are 'just so' and enable life - is this all just coincidence or should we "See in this some higher plan"?

Sheena reminds us of the importance of our everyday walk with Jesus and to make the most of every opportunity to be thankful and uplifting to each other.

Jacob talks about the transformative power of prayer, discussing the Lord's prayer and how Jesus used it to teach the disciples and us how to pray.

In the seventh sermon in the series looking in detail at the signs in John's gospel, Graham reads the story of Jesus healing the blind man. After a short time to discuss in groups we hear some thoughts from the small groups then Graham highlights a few points from the story emphasising the themes of light and life.

In part six of the sermon series looking in detail at the signs in John's gospel, Graham discusses Jesus walking out across the Sea of Tiberius to meet the disciples in the boat as they rowed against the elements. Graham considers what this is a sign of and how it applies to our everyday lives, reminding us that Jesus meet us in boat in the middle of the challenge.

Stuart talks about Pentecost and the outpouring of the Holy spirit to all, birthing the church and bringing everyone into the loving, healing, overflowing kingdom of God.

In the fifth part of the sermon series looking in detail at the signs in John's gospel, Graham discusses Jesus feeding the 5000. Graham looks at the layers within this story and again points out that the themes of faith and obedience are central to the picture that John paints, asking us to consider how we can be more like the boy that offered what little he had to Jesus.

Sheena speaks about God's love for us.