What did Jesus actually suffer for us? What did He mean by, “It is finished,” when He died on the cross? What’s the difference between the message of Christianity in this story as opposed to all the ‘good advice’ we can get from others out there?

Can we have objective truth as it pertains to God? How does He communicated Himself? And can all religions lead to God if He communicates His personhood in a certain way?

Jesus was a bridge builder to God, going as far as giving His own life to finish the work!

We ride a spiritual tricycle - Father, Son & Holy Spirit, but often the Spirits influence is lost on us. What does the Holy Spirit mean in the life of the believer?

What does Jesus mean when talking about the Vine & the Vine Dresser? Will I be cut off? Will I be included? Let’s look at some encouraging & powerful insights to His words today in John 15.

As Jesus prepares to leave His Disciples, He promises two things. Firstly, hope for the future, and secondly, help in the present. Let’s see what that means together in John 14 today.

Israel wanted a conquering leader, but Jesus is a Servant King. How does He show this, and what does it mean for us as His followers?

This is Jesus inauguration ceremony & Kings are to be followed. But sometimes we make kings out to be in our own image, puppets on a string. How’ve we done this as Christians, and how can we truly follow Jesus, our King? This is what we explore in John 12.

Is there something in life which seems insurmountable? Do you believe Jesus can overcome all things in life except this one thing? Let’s see what happen to Mary & Martha in John 11

The concept of sheep is a good metaphor for us. Sheep are interesting, goats have to be herded, whereas sheep listen to the Shepherds voice & follow. We have a God who died on our behalf, and rose from the dead to conquer sin & death - why wouldn’t we follow that voice?