Many people seem positive and interested in Jesus on the surface, but their motivation inside can be wildly different. What's the difference between part of the interested 'crowd' today and being a true 'disciple' of Jesus?

How did encounters with Jesus the first Easter led to changed lives? If Jesus really did rise from the dead, how can he change your life today?

Is The Tower of Babel just an interesting story for kids in Sunday clubs? Or does it help answer the question "What on earth are we here for?!" - and lead us to ask, "how can we play our small part in God's big purposes?"

Is one day in the presence of the Lord really better than a thousand days of peak human experience? The scriptures invite us to taste and see that God’s wonderful presence really is as satisfying as it claims to be, and that the truth of God’s word really is sufficient to anchor us through the most difficult of times.

What does Jesus say about the difference between true Christianity and Religion? How has Jesus brought about a new way of relating to God which brings joy and rest?

This week we see from the life of Jesus that He has authority to forgive sin in the story of the paralysed man.

Authority can be a dirty word. People frequently misuse their power and authority. What does it mean for Jesus to have authority as King and how does he use this for good?

Paul wants to protect the unity of the church at Philippi – he focuses on the underlying

attitude that all followers of Christ should have.