Welcome Church, Woking

When we read the Bible correctly, we realise that God has not called us to live a life of joyless rule-keeping, but has invited us into a life-giving relationship, through the amazing grace offered to us in his son, Jesus Christ. We were delighted to host the Founder of Newfrontiers, Terry Virgo, to speak to us on the transformational power of understanding God's lavish grace.

Phil 4 v 4-7 says “Rejoice always and do not be anxious!” Wellington shares his story about how he learned to apply this passage everyday and how e can do the same.

Paul had a crisis of confidence! Had he run his race in vain? What must he make sure that he does? Find out as Steve unpacks Galatians 1:11 to 2:10

What sort of Messiah was Jesus? Why do some people believe in Him when others don’t? What difference would seeing a miracle of Jesus first hand make to our level of faith? This talk looks at the last moments of Jesus’ public ministry, as He is revealed to be the Saviour not just of Israel but of the whole world. We also look at His call for us to live a crucified life for Him now so that we can receive the true eternal life that He died to bring us.

In this message Cassie looks at the triumphal entry and how the King of Kings shows who he is and what his Kingdom is like.

Our lives put on display what is most valuable to our hearts, through the things we prioritise. In this message Christopher highlights why the gospel of Jesus Christ is a treasure worth giving up everything to receive.

We don't need to limit ourselves to only knowing facts about Jesus. This talk looks at how he interacts with his friends and tells of an amazing miracle of resurrection.

Jesus states "I and the Father are one (one thing not one person)." If Jesus wasn’t speaking the truth then his accusers response was correct, was he just blaspheming?! and if they were wrong and Jesus was telling the truth what does that mean for us?...

A good shepherd knows his sheep, he cares for and loves his sheep, and when a sheep is wounded he sees his sheep as they are and comes to heal and mend his sheep. This Sunday we hear of Jesus, the good shepherd.

When was the last time you needed help but didn’t ask for it? “I need help, but if I ask for help they’ll know I needed help – I want them to think that I did this all on my own, I must not ask for help!” This Sunday we look to where help can always be found...

referring to John chapter 8 v 20 Jesus takes hold of this Jewish festival, and claims that it’s all pointing to Him. He is the source of living water; He is the one true light. So, what does it mean for Jesus to be light?

Jesus never backed down from a fight – even when it cost him his life, but he always deals with us so graciously, he’s the true friend, the true older brother, he carries the bruised and shelters the smouldering.

For all of us who feel run down or worn out by life, hear how Jesus offers to replenish and refresh us as we look at John chapter 7

Ice-cream is amazing, its great and delicious but we're never fully satisfied by it, either it melts too quick, we eat too much and feel sick, its not the right flavour or we just need more. Unlike Ice-cream, we're offered something everlasting and fully satisfying in life "...the bread of life"

"But this is all I have, it's nothing amazing at all, how can anyone use this, how can anyone use me?!" Sound familiar?....This Sunday we hear more of the life we have through Jesus.

Who is this bloke who goes around breaking the law by healing the sick when the law says you must be resting not working?! So Who is Jesus? What has he come to do? And how should I respond to him? Listen to this Sundays talk to find out...

Have you ever had to wait a long time for something? In our instant world, waiting can be frustrating … but sometimes God makes us wait for things. So today we ask, What Are You Waiting For?...

In today’s passage, a desperate Father goes from having no faith in Jesus, to being an evangelist for Jesus. How?! Today Christopher asks the question 'what is faith and how do I have faith in Jesus?'

Tim Robinson speaks to us on the story of Moses and the compassionate heart of his adoptive mother. Compassion is a key partner of ours they work in partnership with local churches in that country to see children released from poverty in Jesus’ name. Find out more at: https://www.compassionuk.org

How do you approach Jesus with faith, or cynicism? With demands, or worship? With arrogance, or humility? Do you believe God owes you, or do you know you need a saviour? Are you casual, or do you desire to experience more of him and to know more of the Holy Spirit? is it just words on the page, or is your heart response like the Samaritan woman...