We have a choice in who or what we follow in this life. This passage explores the differences between the hired hand and the good shepherd, and why Jesus is the good shepherd and the one worth following.

Jesus is the gate and the only way to eternal life. Jesus offers us the promise of abundant life, which means knowing Him in increasing measures.

In Psalm 8 David calls God by his name. But who is He? And who are we?

Jesus is the gate and the only way to eternal life. Jesus offers us the promise of abundant life, which means knowing Him in increasing measures.

According to Psalm 1 and 2, to be blessed is to delight in God’s word and live in the safety of God’s king. But why are these things blessings?

Jesus’ claim that he is the light of the world has big implications. It’s a statement that he is God and for his followers they have been transferred into his kingdom of light, are to walk in the light and let their light shine to point others to Jesus!

In Acts 12 we see the amazing power of God at work in response to the earnest prayers of the church. Prayer that releases prisoners and changes ruling powers. Prayer that is persistent, sacrificial, unified and God-focussed.

This passage explores Jesus’ claim to be the divine bread from heaven who satisfies our spiritual hunger. Everyone has two stomachs – physical and spiritual – and only Jesus can fill our deeper need for eternal life and purpose.

If Jesus is the bread of life, what does it mean for us today to eat of Him?