The Previous week’s message from Lloyd, we considered the human testimony recorded in John's gospel. By John the Baptist, the early disciples and others who believed. But also the testimony by the masses, including many who did not believe. Of course human testimony alone does not prove Jesus to be the Son of God. Jesus Himself did not depend upon …

In previous weeks we have considered claims made by Jesus... In relation to God. In relation to the Messianic hope. Jesus made claims that were not only great but relate to basic personal needs common to all.

The first thing we should note is that on at least two occasions Jesus claimed ‘He Came from God.’ After feeding the five thousand He claimed to be ‘the bread of life’ sent from the Father. We read this in John 6:32-35 Jesus then said to them, “Truly, truly, I say to you, it was not Moses who gave you t…

The purpose of John writing his gospel is is clearly stated in John 20:30-31 … these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God and that by believing you may (will) have life in His name. The two big intentions then are to create faith in Jesus and in doing so we will have life in His name. So how d…

The title illustrates a simple yet important fact of life...we cannot wait until we are thirsty to begin digging a well. If we do, we will likely die of thirst before we get the water we need. We must prepare ahead of time, before the need arises. There are times of spiritual ‘thirst’ If we wait until such times to "dig our wells", we may …

Key Text: Matthew 25:1-13 Dave Wuyts brings a message to encourage us to a greater intimacy with God through Holy Spirit. A reminder that we cannot rely on something or someone but must seek the refreshing, renewing and power of Holy Spirit personally.…

What can we do to cultivate those things in our lives that allow us to remain strong in the Lord, through the unexpected and uncertainties of life, even in the Valley moments of our lives.Di Ian Anderson

Key Text: John. 2:1-11 Many think that the end of this account said, ‘But you saved the best for last.’ But that's not what God’s Word says. It says 10b ‘But you have kept the good wine until now.’ No matter who He interacted …

Key Text: Philippians 3:1-10 Everything listed here was an identity marker for Paul. If you asked him, ‘Who are you?’ these would have been part of his answer. Yet, we see in v.7, he now counts this ‘identity’ as loss/rubbish. His identity i…