The disciples on the road to Emmaus took a while to recognise Jesus - and needed a nudge in order to do so. How do we recognise the risen Christ in our lives?

Alan Jamieson explores the transformative power of the resurrection.

As Jesus' final hours pass on the cross, we look at the seven last sayings of uttered by Jesus as his death approaches.

The same crowd that acclaimed Jesus on his entry into Jerusalem was baying for his blood only a few days later. How do we move away from the crowd, how do we turn around and walk against the flow of the mob, following the hard path that Jesus trod? What does the way that Jesus trod that path reveal about God?

Claire Russell examines the disciples' betrayal of Jesus, and how important forgiveness is between friends when one has let the other down in a time of need.

As Jesus agonised in the Garden of Gethsemane, he sought to discern the will of his Father, so that he could conform his own will to that of God. Alan Jamieson looks at what we learn about the discernment process from the agony of Jesus.

Callum Stewart-Ward looks at Jesus' cry of grief over Jerusalem, and shares some contemporary stories of people's grief, and asks us to think about God's grief for us in these times of pain and anguish and what His response is.

Alan Jamieson begins our Easter series by examining the purposefulness with which Jesus set his face towards Jerusalem.

Alan Jamieson discusses why it is so important for us to deal with conflict in our midst, the ramifications if we don't, the benefits when we do.

Alan Jamieson looks at how all the good things that we may experience and have in life, no matter how good they are, are nothing when compared to knowing Christ.