We continue looking at John's gospel, exploring how Jesus is the bread of life that is freely available to all people, and how we need to be nourished with the Word of life, the Bible.

Dan Steel continues our series in John's Gospel with the well known sign of the feeding of the 5000, and then at Jesus' walking on water.

Tim explores John 5 - the healing at the pool on the Sabbath, looking at the miracle, the claims and the evidence that Jesus really is the Son of God.

Around the UK, the signs are that God is reviving our nation. Al explores how we prepare for it, and asks how desperate we are for that revival.

Jesus's response to a grieving father transforms the man's transactional view of relating to God into one of trust and love - and he does the same for us.

On Pentecost Sunday, Al looks at how our God-given purpose is part of our identity, and how we can only fulfil it by being continuously filled with the Holy Spirit.

Faced with our tiny size in a seemingly infinite universe, some see humanity as insignificant - but the Bible tells us that we have value. Al then asks what we do when we, or others close to us, struggle to believe the created identity the Lord gives us.

Our worship team talk us through how we are worshippers in mind, spirit and body.

Through the Genesis creation accounts and Romans chapter 8, Al looks at what we know about our created nature in the image of God, the effects of the Fall, our redemption through Jesus, and the struggle for our minds until our bodies are redeemed.

Tim looks at Jesus's call to his disciples, and what it shows us about the call, cost and character of discipleship.