We're taking a break from our Amazed by Jesus series to look at how David found strength in God, even in the middle of a mess of his own making. When we're exhausted or discouraged, we can a believe the lie that our situation is hopeless and that God is not good and able to help us. Nothing could be further from the truth.

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem at the peak of his popularity, the crowds went wild.  But not everyone was pleased to welcome him, and the mood soon turned nasty.  This mix of emotions can also raise difficult questions for everyone today who thinks seriously about Jesus.  

There are very few things more baffling than when someone doesn’t understand something that’s blatantly obvious to you. Christians can become very frustrated when others don’t see how great the message about Jesus really is.  Why is this, and what can be done about it?

The amazing things Jesus did raised a lot of questions about who he really was and how he did these things. Today we look at an incredible encounter which should have left his disciples in no doubt.

Today we look at an incredible miracle of Jesus. But how could it have happened back then and what does it teach us about Jesus for today?

Jesus saves the disciples from a storm at sea and they’re left asking - “who is this man?”. What does this miracle teach us about Jesus and how can he help us during the storms of life today? 

Jesus gave amazing teaching and we've heard about some of his healings in this series, but what about the problem of death? What did Jesus have to offer to the dying and what hope can he give us today in face of our own death or the death of loved ones? 

Even a cursory reading of the accounts of Jesus in the New Testament reveals an extraordinary number of miraculous healings. What do they tell us about Jesus, and how should we understand them today? 

Why did Jesus come? What was he all about? Here we look at a powerful moment when Jesus announced his mission and spoke of the life-changing impact it would have on people's lives.

Jesus starts his public ministry by doing two unexpected and apparently unnecessary things. Yet despite being familiar to many Christians, their real significance is often overlooked.  So what was really going on, and how does that change how we think about Jesus?