When we look at our world we see amazing acts of bravery, courage, kindness and compassion. Yet we also see much evil and wickedness. What's gone wrong with the world? How does the Bible explain the complex mix of good and evil in humanity?

In this talk, Claire takes us through Genesis 2 and helps us to see the importance of our relationships with God, with one another and with Creation.

In this passage, Jesus encounters two sisters in their grief at the loss of their brother Lazarus. What happens is amazing, but it points to an even more important truth.

How do we gain true Spiritual Insight? The Blind Man in this encounter with Jesus, becomes the person who sees more clearly than anyone else.

John's version of the feeding of 5,000 is subtly different to the accounts in the other gospels. What is he trying to teach us?

We are all concerned to have good well-being. Jesus wants to bless us with the greatest well being possible, but will our attitudes get in the way, like the man in this encounter recorded in John 5:1-18?

As Christians we talk a lot about faith, but are there different kinds of faith? In John's gospel we are presented with Jesus encountering a wide variety of people. This encounter shows how Jesus helps someone move from one kind of faith to another.

As those in Christ, how do we find strength to cope with the struggles of life? As Paul wraps up his meditation of life in Christ, he finishes with this rallying cry to make full use of the resources we have in Christ, to deal with the trickery of the devil and the pressures of life.

What difference does being in Christ make to our everyday relationships? In this passage we see what Paul has to say to employers and employees and to parents and children about how as Christians we are to relate to each other.

What is more important: sexuality or spirituality? Romance or religion? And how are they connected?