Jesus did the will of His Father, not his own will or the will of others. In John 7 Jesus comes as the Living Water and exhorts everyone to drink of Him and thereby submit our wills to God’s.

Dave speaks from John 6 where Jesus makes the radical statement that he is the bread of life – that he alone can satisfy the hunger in our souls.

Jessica speaks from John 4 about the amazing grace Jesus gives to the woman at the well and how that same grace is available to each one of us.

Bruce explains from John 5 how Jesus goes after our hearts. As the righteous and loving judge – he is concerned with our ultimate destiny and wants us to find Him as our all in all.

Tony Saxon speaks about waiting on the Lord to renew our strength in the moment of our neediness.

Bruce speaks from the experience of Thomas in John 20 and encourages us to surrender our whole lives to Jesus.

Like the Samaritan woman at the well, whose story is told in John 4, we thirst for love, forgiveness and to be known for who we really are. Like her we will only find our thirst quenched when we come to Jesus – the source of living water.

Brian Woodford explores the significance of ‘communion’ as we celebrate together Christ’s death and resurrection.

Brennon speaks about Nicodemus from John 3 – that everyone of us, no matter what our credentials are, must be born again through Christ in order to become children of God.

Jesus first miraculous sign, turning water into wine, at a wedding, is not just a nice, happy-ending story. It reveals Jesus as the Lord of the Feast – an extravagant giver of life who bestows honour to cover our shame.