This Palm Sunday, it is easy to miss the obvious – that the man who rode into Jerusalem on a donkey was God himself. Throughout history, people have missed the signs that He came that we might have life. Jesus indicated that if the disciples didn’t shout his praise, even the rocks would cry out. Don’t miss the King this Easter.

Mary's act of love and devotion speaks of who Christ is and what he has come to do. How does our love and devotion bring glory to Christ?

Donald explores Jesus's response to Peter at Caesarea Philippi: 'I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church'. The 'church' is the NT people of God - the community of Jesus - and that is where we find our identity as Christians.

We are all called to come to God, the only one who can provide all we need. In Him we are fully satisfied.

When Jesus heals a blind man, the miracle comes in two stages, not instantaneously. It teaches us that, to see Jesus clearly, we need persuasive friends to introduce us to Him; a personal touch from Jesus Himself; and persistence in praying for eyes that see - both physically and spiritually.