Although slightly ahead of the calendar, John Robertson looks at the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem in the lead up to Passover, and looks at what it means that Jesus chose to enter upon a donkey.

John Tucker takes us through the book of Hosea, showing us what the story of Hosea and Gomer tells us about the gracious love God has for his people, even when his people turn their backs on him in pursuit of their own desires.

Jo Robertson asks what having and showing grace for each other looks like in a world where people, followers of Jesus included, often don't - or perhaps even can't - agree with each other.

Claire Russell continues our series on grace by looking through the lens of our relationship with our self to see how we might need to open ourselves up to God's grace more.

Our series on grace continues with Andy Carpenter focusing on the power of God's grace to transform us and how, as Paul says, God's grace is sufficient.

Sam Young continues our series on grace with a look at the time Paul called Peter out about his table manners, and shows why it is so important for God's people to offer grace to others in our world.

Carey Baptist College's Christa McKirland begins our series on grace by giving us an overview of Paul's letter to the churches in Galatia, its main concerns, themes and the importance of keeping faith in Jesus at the centre of belief and practice.

Warren Read speaks about what it means to dedicate ourselves to God, and the ways in which this can be achieved.

Continuing our summer series, guest speaker Paul Askins talks about knowing and being known by God.