Evening Bible teaching by Sammy Arthur on the 9th August 2026. TEACHING NOTES: Have you every wondered when reading about Jesus turning water into wine: Why Cana? Why Wine? Why a wedding? Come and see how Jesus is the true and better bridegroom, the best saved for last and how He chooses to do something supernatural amidst the ordinary (John 2:1-11).

Big Idea: Jesus does not reject those who honestly struggle with doubt; He graciously strengthens their faith through His presence and His Word, leading them from doubt to worship. Bible teaching by Alex Vaca on the 9th August 2026. TEACHING NOTES: Honest Doubt Can Lead Us to Christ- John 20:24–25 • Thomas missed Jesus' first appearance. • Isolation often makes doubt grow. • Thomas wanted certainty before believing. His struggle was understandable after the crucifixion. Jesus Meets Doubters with Mercy- John 20:26–28 • Jesus patiently waited for Thomas. • He knew Thomas' doubts before Thomas spoke. • Christ offered evidence, not condemnation. Blessed Are Those Who Believe Without Seeing- John 20:29–31 • Future believers would know Christ through Scripture. • John's Gospel was written to produce faith. Fight Doubt with Faith- Romans 10:17 /2 Corinthians 5:7 • Faith grows through God's Word. • We walk by faith, not by sight. • God's promises are stronger than our feelings. Trust God When You Don't Understand- Romans 11:33 • Not every question will be answered in this life. • Faith trusts God's character when His ways remain hidden. • God is working even when we cannot see Him.

Evening Bible teaching by Alex Vaca on the 2nd August 2026. TEACHING NOTES: 1. God is Good • God's goodness is not just something He does; it is who He is. • Everything God does flows from His perfect character. • Key Verse: Psalm 119:68 – "You are good and do good." 2. What Does "Taste" Mean? • Hebrew: ṭāʿam – to experience, try, or know personally. • God invites us to experience His goodness, not merely know about it. • Christianity is more than information- it is a relationship. 3. What Does It Mean to "See"? • As we experience God, we begin to recognise His goodness. • We learn to view life through God's character rather than our circumstances. • Faith grows through personal experience with God's faithfulness. 4. How Do We Taste God's Goodness? • Trust His Word. • Obey Him even when it is difficult. • Pray and depend on Him. • Run to Him in every circumstance and receive His grace through Jesus Christ. 5. God's Goodness Does Not Mean a Trouble-Free Life • "Many are the afflictions of the righteous..." (Psalm 34:19). • God's promise is not the absence of suffering but His presence and deliverance. • God is with His people in every trial. 6. The Cross Is the Greatest Display of God's Goodness • God's goodness is seen most clearly in Jesus Christ. • At the cross, justice and mercy meet. • Romans 5:8 – "God demonstrates His own love toward us..." 7. Taking Refuge in the Lord • Refuge means resting in God's protection, promises, and salvation. • Christ is our ultimate refuge.

Bible teaching by Jonny Hall on the 2nd August 2026. TEACHING NOTES: Point 1: Remember His Majesty (v1-3) • God reminds Israel of who they’re dealing with • Familiarity can cause us to fall into complacency • Creation bears witness to His majesty Point 2: Remember His Faithfulness (v4-5) • Forgetting God’s faithfulness hinders worship • God reminds Israel of 3 situations of his faithfulness • God saved, blessed and delivered his people Point 3: Remember His Requirements (v6-8) • Forgetting God can result in religious behaviour • God needs nothing from us • God wants us to walk with him in love

Guest Speaker: Peter Lillystone. TEACHING NOTES: 1. The Servant’s Work vs 1-5, 18-20 a) The love of the servant v1 b) The life of the servant v3 c) The labour of the servant v4-5 2. The Servant’s Word vs 6-11 a) A word for Simon Peter vs 6-9 Simon Peter’s shock v6 Simon Peter’s stubbornness v8 Simon Peter’s submission v9 b) A word for us vs 10-11 3. The Servant’s Wisdom vs 12-17 a) An Example vs 12-15 b) An Exhortation v16 c) An Expectation v17

"Pray Without Ceasing" Camp Teaching by Jonny Hall by Servant's Church

"Pray Without Ceasing" Camp Teaching by Josh Musson by Servant's Church

Evening Bible teaching by Evan Denison on the 19th July 2026. TEACHING NOTES It’s never nice to feel weak. So often, what we want instead to be is STRONG: mighty, brave, faithful. Sometimes, we spend so long trying to be strong that it leaves us feeling weaker than we did before. So ,how does God do it? How does God make us strong? Let’s reflect on this idea together, with 2 Corinthians 4 as our lens.

Bible teaching by Alex Vaca on the 19th July 2026. TEACHING NOTES Main Idea: God does not simply save His people from their enemies; He saves His people from their idols and teaches them to trust the King alone. Micah 5:7 - Like Dew from the Lord God promises that the remnant of Jacob will become a blessing among the nations, like refreshing dew and rain. Micah 5:8-9 - Like a Lion Among the Nations The picture changes from gentle dew to a powerful lion. God's restored people will no longer be helpless before their enemies. God's people can be gentle without being weak and courageous without being cruel. Our confidence comes from our King. Micah 5:10-11 - God Removes False Security God promises to remove Israel's horses, chariots, cities, and strongholds- the things they were tempted to trust instead of Him. Good things become idols when they replace God as the source of our security. Micah 5:12 - God Removes Counterfeit Spirituality Astrology, tarot, mediums, spirit guides, occult practices, and New Age spirituality offer counterfeit guidance. We do not need hidden knowledge- we have God's Word, God's Spirit, and Christ. Micah 5:13-14 - God Tears Down Our Idols God promises to destroy the idols that had captured the hearts of His people. Modern idols may look different-money, success, relationships, comfort, technology, politics, or even ourselves-but anything we love, trust, or worship above God becomes an idol. Micah 5:15 - The King Will Judge God promises that rebellion and evil will not continue forever. His final judgment will be righteous and complete. The King who saves is also the King who judges. At the cross, Jesus took the judgment deserved by everyone who trusts in Him.

Bible teaching by Alex Vaca on the 12th July 2026. TEACHING NOTES Micah 5:2, "But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah..." • God often works through what the world considers insignificant. • God answers the failure of human leaders by sending His own King. • The Messiah comes from David's hometown, fulfilling God's covenant. • Jesus did not begin in Bethlehem; He is the eternal Son of God. Micah 5:3, "Therefore He shall give them up until..." • God's discipline is real, but it always has a purpose. • The word "until" reminds us that suffering has an end. • God preserves a remnant and fulfils His promises. Micah 5:4, "He shall stand and shepherd His flock..." • Jesus is the Shepherd-King. • He leads with God's strength, not human power. • True security is found in the presence of the Shepherd. • Christ's kingdom extends to the ends of the earth. Micah 5:5, "And He shall be their peace..." • Jesus does not merely bring peace- He is our peace. • The presence of enemies does not mean the absence of God's peace. God always provides more than enough for His people. Micah 5:6, "He shall deliver us..." • Jesus rescues His people from sin, death and the power of the enemy.