In John 20:19–23, the risen Jesus appears to His frightened disciples—walking straight through locked doors to meet them in their fear. In this episode, we see how Jesus still comes to us today with His peace, His presence, and His Spirit, sending us out to share His good news with the world.

When Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb, death itself is defeated. In this episode, we look at the story of Lazarus in John 11 and what it reveals about Jesus as the resurrection and the life—the One who brings hope, healing, and new life even in the darkest moments.

In one of the most well-known miracles, Jesus takes five loaves and two fish and feeds a crowd of thousands. In this episode, we explore how this story reveals Jesus’ compassion, His power to provide more than enough, and His invitation for us to bring what little we have and place it in His hands.

In Luke 8:26–39, Jesus sets a man free from the grip of demons and sends him out with a new purpose. In this episode, Howard talks about how Jesus can set anyone free, and how each of us is called to play our part in this great purpose

In this episode, Erin looks at the miracle of Jesus calming the storm and what it reveals about His power, His presence with us in the chaos, and the peace He brings when fear takes hold.

At the pool of Bethesda, a man had been waiting decades for healing—until Jesus asked him a surprising question: “Do you want to be well?” In this episode, Sue explores this encounter from John 5 and what it means for us today, as we hear Jesus’ invitation to wholeness and respond in faith.

In Luke 7:1–10, a Roman centurion comes to Jesus with a request—and a faith that amazes even the Son of God. In this episode, Ben unpacks the story of the centurion’s servant and what “big faith” looks like in our own lives today: trusting Jesus’ authority, taking Him at His word, and believing He can do what only He can do.

In this episode we follow a man on a stretcher being carried by friends so that he might encounter Jesus. Gareth challenges us to think about who we’re carrying towards Christ for a touch of the miraculous.

Are you testing your faith in Jesus by stepping out of the boat, or are you a boat potato? Listen in as Nay shares the story of Jesus calling Peter onto the waters and challenges us to expect the impossible as we step out in faith!

As we come to a close in the book of Acts we consider our part in the ongoing mission to share the good news of Jesus with others. How might God be calling His Church and His people to continue the story? Listen in to find out.