How do we respond to the people and needs around us? Jesus said, ‘Whoever welcomes you welcomes me.’ Let us think about how we respond to situations in this lesson today.

Our Romans reading opening words challenge us ‘I am not ashamed of the Gospel.’ We need to be more rooted in God's Word than ever. Let us dive in!

When Jesus spoke to this crowd of people in Luke 15 and said there was a shepherd looking after 100 sheep. The crowd would have expected a bit of fun. Just as if I said to you, here is a story about Pat the Irish man. But what was the punch line, find out more.

In a survey 4% believed there would be a resurrection of the body when you die. I’m talking about the resurrection body, hoping to nudge that 4% up a bit! Let us investigate more.

On the first Easter Sunday, Jesus asked his eleven friends ‘got anything to eat?’ A very ordinary thing.

Are you the one, is not a question of doubt. This is John the Baptist reaching out, longing for a clearer sign.

An unnamed woman enters and anoints Jesus’ feet. She stands weeping. She has been forgiven much. This episode in Jesus’ life reveals his extravagant Grace.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you are not prepared to pay the price for something you really want? The rich man in our story today was faced with such a choice.

Join me in exploring the power and potential of three verbs that featured on the day of Pentecost.

We know much about Jesus’s birth, life, death and resurrection, but we hear very little about the ascension. Let us delve deeper.

We are familiar with our cars having to be put through a MOT test. How would we get on if there was a Love MOT test. There is only one who could score perfectly, let us find out more.

Just like the restoration of a great Dutch Masterpiece, Peter was a restoration project of Jesus after his failures. In the same way, we can be restored, refreshed and renewed by our loving Lord Jesus

In Good Friday we experience the depths of sorrow but John 16 promises joy will arise. Let us meditate on what it may have been like on Good Friday AD33.

Palm Sunday is such a dramatic part of Jesus’ story. What does the familiarity breed in you, let us mark four things to note well

Prayer is at the heart of the Sermon on he Mount and it should be at the centre of our own practice and behaviour as Christians. How do we do it and do we do it right? Le us see.

The Sermon on the Mount pitched Christians against the Religious people - whose side are you on?

All this Blessedness, but what does it mean and how can we tap into it, join us as we explore the Beatitudes.

Jesus’ transfiguration was truly awesome, but what does it mean?

Today we read about Angel Gabriel’s annunciation to Mary.

The Fruit of the Spirit - nine characteristics of a fruitful, Christian. The kind of Christian we hope we are but dread that we probably are not. Let us look deeper in the fifth chapter of Galatians.