As we arrive at Good Friday we take time to reflect and think about the Crucifixion and how the death of Jesus offers new life to you and me.

In this episode of the podcast we take the phrase from John the Baptist who in seeing Jesus said, 'Behold the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.' Through it we contrast the Jewish sacrificial system with the life of Jesus and how in the giving of his life we are set free from the pollution, power, penalty and partition of sin.

Jesus said, ..'Unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds.' Today we look at what it means to die to self in order to live fully for Christ.

In day two of Holy Week we look at the subject of humility using the story of Jesus washing the disciples feet. What can we learn about the humility of Jesus? That it came out of a deep understanding of who he was and why he was here.

In this the first Podcast of the New Year the invitation is to forget the things that hold us back and embrace the future with optimism and faith!

In this the first Podcast of the New Year the invitation is to forget the things that hold us back and embrace the future with optimism and faith!

With just a few days to go before the big day - here are a few of the lessons we learn in the waiting!

If there is one thing we need to succeed more than any other, it's the need for resilience. A lack of it is possibly the number one reason we don't get the breakthroughs we believe for in both life and work - so let's investigate what it means to show resilience.

Understanding our intrinsic self worth is the key to appreciating and valuing ourselves which is exactly what I talk about in this episode. When we live out of such value we can make decisions based on what really matters.

So here we go with my first podcast. Let's make a start on how we manage our expectations greatly determines how we live our life.(Please excuse the few audio bleeps - I am working on eliminating them for the next one!)