Arthur looks at what Jesus meant when he said he was the true vine, and how our job is just to remain in him if we want to be fruitful.

Arthur explains from John 14 how knowing Jesus can mean knowing God, knowing truth and experiencing life.

Arthur explains how our understanding of Jesus (both human and divine) impacts our beliefs and our behaviour. And how we need to find the resurrection and the life in Jesus.

Jesus is the bread of life.

In this exposition of John 10 Arthur invites us to go beyond the theological ideas and meet the person of Jesus beyond them.

Jesus knew what he was doing when he announced himself to the world using the same words God used to Moses at the burning bush. We are called afresh and the fire of God burns over our heads...

What are the praises we are to declare, and who do we declare them to? An exhortation to go out into the storm and rescue those who are drowning!

Arthur examines features if the transformed life as we take up Christ's invitation to follow his call and serve his church, using the suffering it might cause to bring further transformation to our souls.

Arthur looks at the specific principles from 1 Peter 3 on marriage to outline a whole new way of being: in God's Kingdom relationships can be transformed because of what Jesus has done for us.

How to apply the teachings of 1 Peter 2:11-25 in the light of Jesus' example to us.