Today, we see Jesus ‘betrayed into the hands of men’ once more, as He is taken to the Roman officials to be sentenced. He is mocked, given as a ransom and announced as King — things that are still true today.

Today, we see Jesus betrayed and handed over to the Jewish authorities. He will be arrested, questioned and even denied by his own disciples. What can we learn from His suffering?

Today, the focus shifts from the temple in Jerusalem to the temple of Jesus’ body — he will be adored, betrayed and broken down. What could be Judas’ reasons for his betrayal? What is the significance of the Lord’s table?

Today, Jesus lets His closest disciples in a secret. The Temple will be destroyed, and they will suffer the same rejection that Jesus faced. He will return to bring justice, but for now they must be strong and ‘keep watch’.

Today, Jesus answers a lot of questions aimed at trapping Him, but not before asking a lot of questions of His own. We see the distinct mission of God at work in the poor and lonely.

Today we see Jesus enter into Jerusalem at the beginning of ‘passion week’. Will he find fruitfulness and faith in the hearts of the people?

Today we discover how easy it is to be blinded by ambition, and how to really see — is to really serve.

Today, all theology about Jesus ‘comes home’ to our own relationships — our most intimate connections. We will explore the coupling of our hearts and our hands.

Today we explore true greatness — and what it means to be ‘someone’ in the Kingdom of God.

Today, we see Jesus cast as Moses 2.0 — taking a journey to the top of the mountain to meet with God, and then back again to face idolatry at the bottom.