William Taylor - Jesus warned his disciples about hell. Hell exists. Hell is real. Hell will be populated. Hell is forever. Hellish religion leads people to hell. It can look impressive - it is dangerously deceptive. And hellish religion is the default option of the City.

William Taylor - In Matthew 23:1-12 Jesus denounces human religion and provides a vital warning to us. The contrast between what Jesus offers, and the religion of his day could not be more stark. One is steeped in humility and is heavenly – the other oozes hypocrisy and is hell-bound.

Paul Williams - In Luke 7, Jesus meets a woman whose life had gone badly wrong. We will see both the depth of God's grace and its power to transform. It's a challenging and deeply encouraging passage that speaks to all of us, whatever our past.

Paul Williams - Jesus offers everyone the chance to take the greatest gift we all need - eternal life with God forever. And yet, many people don't want it. This week in Luke 7 we discover why many don't jump at the chance at having such a brilliant free gift.

Paul Williams - There aren't many more heart-breaking scenes than that of a widow burying her only son. But witness how Jesus transformed her heartbreak and brought hope - the hope that we all need in the face of death.

Paul Williams - We make value judgements about people all the time — ethically, economically, personally and spiritually. In Luke chapter 7:1-10 we discover the radical difference the gospel brings as we see Jesus' approach to people, whatever we may think they're worth.

William Taylor - They murdered Jesus because he claimed to be God - and every argument against him failed. What about ours?

William Taylor - 'Religion' that God loves is not only remarkably simple, but also profoundly freeing – and good. Jesus is at the heart of it, and he has been enthroned by God.

William Taylor - The Incas and Pharoahs mummified their dead for eternal life. Mufasa taught Simba that the dead are amongst the stars in the 'Circle of Life'. Bertrand Russell insisted 'When I die, I rot'.

Jesus teaches resurrection. It is altogether more credible.

William Taylor - Render to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and to God what belongs to God', has been described as among the most significant phrases in Western literature - it is also among the most misunderstood.