Fr Naylor teaches us how, through Jesus, God says if we don't forgive, we will not be forgiven and that we are called to love as God loves.

Fr Naylor teaches us how Jesus gave the Church divine authority. Whenever, the Church speaks together with one voice, it speaks without error.

Fr Naylor teaches us how one of the hardest things for us to engage with as Christians is suffering. There seems to be no rhyme or reason to it.

Bishop Jarret teaches us how God sees something special in each one of us, we are then used by him for a particular purpose.

Fr Naylor teaches us that when we come before the Lord, we should acknowledge who he is, coming before him with fear and trembling but in the confidence that he will meet us and say do not be afraid.

Fr Naylor teaches us how the kingdom of God is within us, the true happiness we seek has already been implated in our hearts.

Fr Naylor asks if we allow the gospel to fall on the path or allow it to be washed away or taken away? Do we spring up with good intentions, only to wither away? Do we get consumed with things around us and fail to see God as the Lord of our lives?

Fr Naylor teaches us how Peter called the Church together at the Council of Jerusalem. It was there that Paul submitted to Peter's authority. Peter in return, accepted his argument.

Fr Naylor teaches how often human life can be dominated by fears, yet in the Bible, at least 70 times we hear the phrase do not be afraid, God calls us out of fear into freedom.

Fr Naylor teaches us that we are saved by Jesus' life. He knew that his people would need a shephard and therefore called 12 disciples.