Christians often say that it doesn’t matter what you do or how you live - as long as you believe in Jesus you are ‘saved’. Unfortunately Jesus himself says exactly the opposite of this, and that it’s really important we understand why.

Being a parent isn’t easy, but it’s also incredibly rewarding.  The Bible frequently depicts God as a parent and can teach us a lot about how to raise our own children, and about how we relate to God himself.

Jesus told his disciples that he was going to return to heaven after his death and resurrection. He also said that he will be with them forever. How can both be true and how is Jesus with Christians today to help them?

Jesus said many things that were controversial in his day.  In this message we look at what is probably his most offensive teaching to modern ears.  Can we really accept it as true today and if so how does it help us think clearly about life, faith and God?

Most of us like to think that we are kind, loving people – however Jesus sets the standard way higher.  How loving are we really when he sets the standard – and what can we do if we find ourselves less loving than we’d thought?

How do you show love to other people and what makes you feel loved? How about taking off your friend's socks and washing their feet? Yet, this is what Jesus did for his friends and behind it lies a very important message for us about loving and serving others.

Jesus' path to the cross was completely expected at the hands of those blinded by his light. If Jesus is the light, as Christians we should be lovers of the light.

The Bible has loads to say about how we should handle our money.   We look at one of the strangest parables Jesus told to try and get a better idea of just how radical his teaching was.

Jesus is at the height of his popularity and some people want to meet him. But this gets Jesus talking about his death. Why? And what relevance does his death have for us today? Jesus gives us three things to make us stop listen and consider!

Didn't people in Bible times just believe anything in those days? Or weren't they just seeing what they expected to see? If you are sceptical about stories of people rising from the dead, you might be surprised to know that the first witnesses were sceptical too - but then everything changed.