This week we look at the confrontation Jesus has with the Pharisees concerning the resurrection.

Speaker: Jude St. John

This week we move from examining God's grace and our abuse of it, to looking at the warning Christ gives of coming judgement, then to how Christ's warning is loving and calls us to repentance and faithful obedience.

Speaker: Rhys Plant

This week we consider a passage in which the chief priests, the scribes, and the community leaders question Jesus about his authority. Where does it come from? Who gave it to him?

Speaker: Jude St. John

This week we look at the well-known account of Jesus' entry in to Jerusalem.

Speaker: Jude St. John

The Jewish crowd in Jericho is expecting Jesus to usher in his Kingdom any day. Before entering Jerusalem, Jesus uses the Parable of the Ten Minas to address his disciples, the crowd, and their false expectations.

Speaker: Rob Bell

In our passage today we are looking at a familiar story that displaces a simple, yet profound truth that Jesus saves. The account of Jesus and Zacchaeus shows us how Jesus moves toward the lost in order that they may be found and saved, and it challenges us to do the same thing.

Speaker: Rhys Plant

This Sunday we consider the miraculous healing of the blind beggar which is likely the last miracle Jesus performed before He was crucified for us.

Speaker: Gerald Hayes

In this passage from Luke, Jesus speaks about the prophecies, about his suffering and his desire to see them fulfilled. We also encounter his closest disciples struggling to understand the meaning of this.

Speaker: Jude St. John

Psalm 53 is almost identical to Psalm 14. Both are psalms which powerfully describe the condition of mankind as foolish, corrupt, God- rejecting sinners. We are foolish, corrupt sinners who merit and—barring salvation—will experience the wrathful judgment of God.

Speaker: Jude St. John

This week we are looking at the steadfast love of God, and thus orienting ourselves in suffering and trauma. 

Speaker: Rick Walton