The resurrection of Jesus offers is the promise of new life - a new identity, new power and a new hope. In this message, Stu Cameron explores how Easter Sunday restores our past, empowers our present and secures our future

John Chapter 13 gives us an intimate insight into Jesus' last moments with his disciples before he is handed over by the Jewish leaders to be exceuted. Even though Jesus knew Judas would betray him - he still washed his feet, and showed love in the face of betrayal.

As this holiest of weeks begins, the question Jesus asked his disciples after he washed their feet is a question we should all reflect on ourselves:

'Do you understand what I've done for you?'

We all have our shadows that seem to follow us around, but they needn't. Judas Iscariot was the same, only he succumbed to the weight of his shadow which ultimate destroyed him. Jesus is in the business of dealing with our shadows so that we don't have to.

John's Gospel tells the story of a woman caught in the act of adultery. Listen in as our Lead Minister Stu Cameron leads us through a story that takes a woman's shame and trades it for salvation.

To ‘Have An Out,’ means you have an escape or an excuse. Jesus offers you an out: After this a lot of His disciples left. They no longer wanted to be associated with Him. Then Jesus gave the Twelve their chance: “Do you also want to leave?” (John 6:66-67 MSG) Here’s your chance. Jesus is asking you the same question, are you in or out? Do you want to continue in a life of predictable mediocrity?

Do you have a Feeding Disorder? Not to be confused with Eating Disorder, though one may affect the other. According to Jesus there are people who ‘feed off’ and people who ‘feed on.’ Desperate people feed off (Prey on) other people or other things. Disciples feed on (Live on) Jesus. Are you feeding off or feeding on?

The Gospel of John tells the story in Chapter 9 of a man who was blind from birth, and was made to see. Not only were his physical eyes opened, but his spiritual eyes as well. Jesus saw the blind man before the blind man saw him. Listen in as our Lead Minister Stu Cameron shares insights from this powerful passage.

This Week at 12two we emerged ourselves in the story of Lazarus, a friend of Jesus who found himself sick and then succumbed to death only to be raised to death. The story is a fascinating insight into the mysterious journey to encounter Christ and discover healing. You'll hear some thought on the passage as we walk through it, some very awesome and short testimonies of miraculous healing, and if you weren't there you'll be left pining for the experience that unfolded after the message.

Jesus never asked questions He didn’t know the answer too. He asked them to make people think. His questions are invitations. So how do you respond to this invitation from Jesus: “Do you want to get well?”

This week our Executive Pastor Melissa Lipsett brings a powerful message from John 4, where Jesus heals the Official's son. We are reminded again that it is not the size of our faith that matters, but the object of our faith.