We continue to follow Paul on his travels - this week from Cyprus to Iconium. Paul experienced ups and downs - and so do we - and yet he could see what God was doing throughout it all. We have a story to tell too.

Disciples are people who make disciples. But what is a disciple and how do you make disciples. This week we're preparing to get involved in Thy Kingdom Come.

God speaks to the multi-ethnic and diverse church in Antioch as they are worshipping and fasting. What is God saying to us today through this story?

This week we start a new series looking at Paul's travels - sometimes known as Paul's missionary journeys. But we begin looking at how Paul even became a follower of Jesus. When we first meet him he is persecuting the church, so what happened?

Life is full of ups and downs - so how do we build our lives on something solid that will hold us secure in the storms of life?

Are there things that we need to 'take off' and other things that we need to 'put on' now that we are followers of Jesus?

Many people who met Jesus were trying to piece together the pieces of the puzzle - what they heard, what they'd seen, what the Scriptures said - to try and work out exactly who Jesus was. The resurrection was one piece that meant that many concluded that Jesus was who he said he was. And we can be a part of this story too.

What does this death, 2000 years ago, mean for us today?

Having just arrived in Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, Jesus goes into the temple and through his actions and his words warns of God's judgement on those who worship God with their words but whose hearts are not compassionate towards the poor, the oppressed, the marginalised...

Today we're looking at Jesus' encounter with a blind man from John 9. What does John want us to 'see' about Jesus in this passage?