Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey amid a tumult of shouts and adulation. If we follow his journey, what will happen? Do you want to know who this Jesus is? Enter into the story of his Passion and death and find out.

When Jesus mysteriously allows his dear friend Lazarus to die, his sisters find themselves in an agony of speculation. What are the dangers of allowing a ‘what if’ state of mind to darken our walk with God?

The wonder of God’s glory is displayed when Jesus cures a man born blind. But this act of compassion reveals another kind of blindness far worse than the lack of sight.

The Reverend David Crawley addresses the gathering at St Peter & St Paul’s during the institution and induction of Canon Brent Stiller.

When a Samaritan woman comes to Jacob’s well to draw water, Jesus is waiting for her, waiting to offer her something she needs more than anything in the world. Jesus knows where each of us thirsts. He waits, ready to offer us the same gift of life.

Jesus is no stranger to temptation. When he encounters the empty words of Satan, he stands on the promises of God rather than his own desire or hunger. What kinds of hunger are driving each of us to “shortcut” the path that God has laid?

When Jesus observes that the people around him are “harassed and helpless” he feels compassion for them. And how do we feel, what is our gut reaction, when we encounter those who are broken and empty? Jesus has redeemed us whole, right down to our guts.