Duane Major encourages us to try and lead a life that is "not normal", to step out and take a risk, rather than sit back and play it safe.

Alan Jamieson, with the help of a couple of guests, looks at the events behind Parihaka, and what it means to seek justice in this world, and what it looks like when we do so.

We reach the end of our journey through the book of Luke with Jesus approaching the city of Jerusalem, only to weep over it. What do we learn about God from this?

Duane Major looks at vulnerability, why we avoid it and how important it is in deepening our relationships with God, our self, each other and the world.

Jo Robertson looks at a passage of hard teaching, on the nature of costly discipleship, of giving up all to follow Jesus.

Tim Perry talks about baptism, what it means and why we do it, and about the general call that Jesus makes to all of us to follow him.

Professor Simon Kingham looks at our make up of our neighbourhoods and what neighbourhood might have meant to Jesus and what it means to us.

Warren Read looks at the people's demand for a sign from Jesus and Jesus' response to that 'wicked generation'.

Colin Burt looks at what Jesus had to say about the Temple, and the problem that develops from an inadequate understanding of prophecy.

Tash Britt picks up the story in Luke's gospel as Jesus nears Jerusalem and the cross awaiting him. Tash looks at what it means for us to deny ourselves and take up our crosses daily as we follow Jesus.