Through the story of Nicodemus meeting Jesus we learn about faith - saving faith!

The passage about Jesus at the wedding is there for a reason! Jesus a carpenter's son born under the stigma of a virgin birth, displayed his glory in this miracle to the locals that he grew up among! What a sign! But even in the actions of the characters of this well know miracle, we can learn to listen, do as Jesus says and to make sure we are on his agenda!

Mick kicks off our new series in John's Gospel with the introductory verses, a prelude to the rest of the gospel.

At the start of our new season it is so easy to think that we are returning to our normal routine. Using Acts, Steve challenges us to think in a fresh way, to not settle for normality and comfort but to embrace change, challenge and head forward to extend the Kingdom!

Looking at the 3rd prophecy we have received recently as a church, encountering Jesus is the most important thing! As in this story in Luke Jesus says I am willing! We just have to ask the question!

the second prophecy recently given to the church - "The strong man has already been bound" - therefore we should dare to dream big, under the freedom that gives! Strongholds and chains CAN be broken!

Weymouth Family Church has recently received some prophecies. Mick expounds on 3 principles for us is take from the Feeding of the 5 Thousand in John; Look up to see what i God is doing; Find out what Jesus is asking us to do; Don't assume money is the solution to your problem!

God is an excellent example of a Father and his desire is for us to to be fathered in a Godly way and for us to raise our children in a Godly way. God can heal us of a broken past and enable us to father well!

God has sown so generously into our lives, it should inspire us to plan to sow deliberately, joyfully and generously too!

Paul uses the generosity of the Macedonian Church during severe trial and extreme poverty , to encourage the Corinthians to think generously at all times.......a message that is still relevant to us today.