Rev. Graham explores the relationship between faith and doubt, emphasizing that questioning is a natural aspect of spirituality. Using the example of Doubting Thomas, it suggests that doubt can enhance faith rather than destroy it. Ultimately, the message is one of seeking God actively through Scripture, community, and remembering past faithfulness.

Graham looks at how the disciples found fulfilment by recognising Jesus in the ordianry places of life.

Graham looks at the anointing of Christ by Mary. it tells us that giving no matter who little change the world into his Kingdom

Graham looks at Paul's advice to the divided Corinthian Church. He reminds that we should look at people as God does. Then with Christ minister in reconciliation to them. Finally Paul invites us always to ambassadors for Christ bring peace and harmony in diversity.

Graham thinks about what Jeremiah teaches us during these troubled times.

Rev Graham thinks about the simplest truths of Christianity and how they help us act faithfully in a messy world.

Graham is looking at the Early Church as the way to grow the Christian community.

Graham considers the rising tide of anxiety and offers some Christian ways of coming to term with worries.

Rev Graham thinks about grief and loss; hope to cope with it and find hope through it. Even in the worst of all losses, Christ's promise of eternal life glimmers and make the dark future less so.

Graham thinks about loneliness. Could it have a purpose? How can we overcome it? Who is there to help us?