William Taylor - Who wants to live in a world without forgiveness or redemption? The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ tells us that we don't need to live our lives or face our deaths unforgiven by God.

William Taylor - Is God's patience endlessly inexhaustible? What happens when it runs out? When God's patience does run out, is there any hope for anyone? Hear what Jesus says in Matthew 21:33-46.

William Taylor - What right does a person have to say what they say or do what they do? Jesus' claims and actions were sufficiently extravagant for those around him regularly to question his authority. Their questions and his response reveal not only the truth about him – but also about them, and us!

William Taylor - Power both fascinates and appals us. Power is the issue when Jesus enters Jerusalem. Most particularly the abuse of religious power. Jesus, in divine power, both exposes and pronounces judgment on abusive power.

Paul Williams - Those in leadership can make decisions that reverberate around the world, as we've seen time and again. Often we feel that leaders fail us by misusing the authority their position gives them.

Paul Williams - We often hear that 'a civilisation is measured by how it treats its weakest members'. It's a value our culture proudly affirms and we see it being embraced by major corporations in the City—but where did it really come from, do we consistently live it out, and are we blind to our failures?

Paul Williams - Explore the breathtaking heart of Jesus' leadership: 'The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.' In a world obsessed with status and authority, come and discover the beauty of servant-hearted sacrifice—and why it changes everything.

William Taylor - The lavish and undeserved generosity of God brings delight and humble gratitude to the true believer — but to those who fail to recognise their own sin and debt, it provokes grumbling. Explore what Jesus means when he says, ‘the last will be first, and the first last’.

William Taylor - Jesus insists that his disciples are to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him. The question on every disciple’s lips: Is it worth it? Yes—the compensation is out of this world!

William Taylor - Jesus’ teaching to the self-righteous rich makes for painful listening. In Matthew 19:16–26, Jesus shows that the rich are especially prone to self-justification and often think they can 'find a way.' Yet alongside challenge, Jesus offers encouragement: 'With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.'