Returning to the Mount of Beatitudes, we will take a fresh look at the radical ideas of Jesus in his “Sermon on the Mount.”

The trail arrives at the northern shore of the lake to the church at Tabgha which commemorates Jesus feeding the multitudes, then to the church and gardens at the Mount of Beatitudes, which commemorates the Sermon on the Mount, and then finally arriving at the ancient lakeside fishing village of Capernaum with its extensive ruins.

This stretch goes from hilltop to hilltop, from the panoramic view at the Horns of Hattin, down to the Sea of Galilee, passing by ancient olive trees.

This week, we leave Cana and the trail goes almost entirely along forests and through natural and cultivated fields to end at the outskirts of the modern Jewish agricultural commune of Lavi, which is located near the hill of the Horns of Hattin. This section includes a Roman road and the ruins of Shejara—an Arab village “depopulated by the Israeli military.”

The trail goes through the Old City of Nazareth and then ascends via steep stairways to the ridge overlooking the city. From there the trail goes out into agricultural fields towards the extensively excavated ancient city of Sepphoris. After passing through the Arab village of Mash’had the trail arrives at Kafr Kanna, the traditional site of Jesus turning water into wine.

As we head into a new series focused on a journey that Jesus would have made many times, we will pause to consider our own faith journey. How are we growing and changing as we walk with Jesus?

In this third and final week we ask the question, "What is worship?" If God is love and we are one with God, why and how should we worship?

In this second week, we discuss what prayer is, and why we pray. For this week's main points, prayer practice and meditation, go to www.crcc.org/church-to-go-week-2

For this week's main points, prayer practice and meditation, go to www.crcc.org/church-to-go-week-1

Following on from our "God in the Movies" series, we will listen for God's voice through stories in the Scriptures. This week we will look at Jesus' parable of the sower.