What does the death of Jesus mean? Why did it happen the way it happened and how should we now feel about it?

Suffering affects each and every one of us, and Jesus is no exception. In all our suffering we can know this, that God has experienced suffering and He understands.

What are the implications of the fact that Jesus' Kingdom is not of this world for how we think about race and diversity?

The big question this message addresses is this: What do you make of Jesus? It must be the biggest question anyone will ever ask, and the implications of your answer have eternal consequences.

LifePod: In another episode looking deeper into our teaching series, Si and Dave look closer at the links between John 18 and Psalm 23.

This week, Dave introduces the series 'The Suffering of Jesus Christ' and a few ways that will help you to engage with the teaching.

What can be learnt from Judas' betrayal of Jesus and the ways that different people in this story react to it? How, especially, is Jesus reacting to these circumstances?

Jesus loved to gather with others, and when he did it was powerful and precious. Our gatherings can be the same, with the same Jesus in the midst.

Combining the example of Jesus and the wisdom of Paul, this message will help shape your personal and corporate prayer life.

Most societies and sub-cultures either idolise children, disregard them or treat children as a commodity. Jesus’ teaching about children is radically different. The love Jesus speaks of for His children changes the way we parent, and the way we include children in the life of the church.