Why do some Christians seem to be doing superbly well in living for Jesus but others never seem to get out of first gear? Why do some of us find it so hard to live the way we should? Jesus tells a story that gives some of us the answer....

All families have their ups and downs, including Jesus' family. When his mum and his brothers can't take any more of his unusual behaviour Jesus takes the opportunity to spell out some hard truths about family. We still need to hear them today, if we're going to do church the way Jesus wants us to.

Christians will always tell you that God is merciful but here we discover it is more than just what God does - it's actually who he is...

Revelation 6v12-17 and Revelation 19v11-16

Hell is not popular in our culture: too many Christians try to sweep it under the carpet or explain it away. However, if we really want to understand what Jesus has done we need to understand what he saves us from.

Wouldn't it be great if God really showed up? When Isaiah actually encounters God we find that the presence of God is a lot less comfortable than we might think.

Whatever struggles and battles we face as Christians getting closer to the cross is always a good idea. Let's draw near to see what happens in Jesus' horrific crucifixion, and what a huge difference it makes for us.

It's time to go to the doctors as we examine our hearts and see what the real Jesus has to say about our health. How's your heart?

This passage has it all, healing, Beelzebub, demons, and the unforgivable sin. And Jesus deals with it all. But how does the real Jesus do it all? and what do we learn about him?

Ever just felt shattered? Do you get those times were you just need to stop and rest?

Well Jesus understands! Here we are going to look at a day of rest called the Sabbath. What actually is the Sabbath? What should we do on the Sabbath? And what does all this tell us about the real Jesus?

Ever wondered why some people take so long to become Christians and others never make it at all? Why do they just not get it, even when it's really well explained? Jesus tells us why this is, and what we can do about it...