On Easter Sunday Frances speaks about the first disciples who saw the empty tomb.

On Good Friday Phillip looks at three deaths; the bad, the good and the perfect. And Ron explains why Good Friday is the day his life changed for ever.

Chris looks at the events of Palm Sunday from the point of view of the disciples, the crowd and the pharisees. What did it all mean, and what does it mean for us?

Frances looks at the Choice that Jesus made when he went to the cross, the Consequences of that choice and the  Challenge it presents to us.

Patrick speaks about one of the most well-known verses in the bible. But what does it mean?

What did Jesus mean when he said 'Destroy this temple and in three days I will raise it up’? Why is it important? Jolyon explains.

What did Jesus mean when he told us to "Take up your cross and follow me"? Chris explains.

In the first of our series on the sayings of Jesus, David speaks about repentance and what it really means.

In the light of God's command that we look after our Earth, Patrick talks about some practical ways we can do that, especially regarding the food that we eat.

In the final part of our studies of this section of Nehemiah, Jolyon concludes that opposition is inevitable, facing our fear and dealing with distractions is vital and the way forward is that we watch out for and stand with one another in whatever difficulties or dangers those individuals might face.