Alan Jamieson looks at just how prevalent food is in the gospel of Luke and how important food and meal times were for Jesus.

Ten men with leprosy called out to Jesus and he healed them Only one man came back to thank Jesus for what he had done. What does it mean to be grateful? Why is it important? And how does our gratitude (or lack of gratitude) affect our relationships with God and others?

Jo Robertson looks at how an encounter with Jesus changed not just Zacchaeus's life but also his entire community, and how our lives need to change the way Zacchaeus's did if we are to see the lives of the poor and marginalised transformed too.

Sarah Harris, Lecturer in New Testament Studies at Carey Baptist College looks at Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus and what this tells us about forgiveness and the restoration of relationships and community.

Alan Jamieson looks at the episode of the blind man by the side of the road, and what it means to wholeheartedly risk all in response to Jesus.

Alan Jamieson looks at what we can learn from the blind man at the side of the road who called out as Jesus was going by.

Alan Jamieson examines what Jesus has to say about suffering, the reasons for it, and our response to it.

Alan Jamieson asks why there is suffering in this world, what purpose it has, and what God's response is, and what ours should be.

The disciples asked Jesus "Teach us how to pray." Warren Read looks at Jesus' reply and what that tells us about prayer and how we should pray.

Kate Street looks at Jesus' telling of the story of the great banquet and what it means for us and the hospitality God offers us and that we are called to offer to others