The next "I am" we get to in our series in John is "I am the good shepherd".  Jesus speaks about the shepherd's voice, His provision and His sacrifice.

As we investigate the next sign in John, the man who was born blind now able to see, there is the contrast between the physically blind and the spiritually blind.  Do we see who Jesus really is?

As we look at the story of the woman caught in adultery, Tim helps us see the case before Jesus, the hypocrisy, and Jesus' compassion and call.  Using examples she has known, Sylvia helps us to think about the application in our lives.

This morning, we explore in this passage how Jesus' words reveal true disciples, release true freedom, and grant eternal life.

"I am the light of the world" said Jesus.  Tim delves into the passage where these famous words can be found, taking the arguments used aganst Jesus and seeing how Jesus really is the only one who is able to give the light of life.

Continuing looking at John, Tim helps us to explore Jesus' invitation: "Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink"

Returning to John's Gospel, Tim picks up in chapter 7 with Jesus going to and teaching at the feast of tabernacles, leaving us to consider who He really is.

As we come to the end of our series in 1 Samuel, James from Wycliffe Bible Translators helps us to focus on David amongst the Philistines and Saul facing the Philistine army, looking at how they both respond to those situations.

David's time in the wilderness, learning humlity and patience are the focus of the passage today.

Continuing our series in 1 Samuel, David's friendship with Jonathan and Saul's jealousy of David are the focus of the passage this morning.