On the night before he was betrayed the Lord taught his Disciples to love one another "as I have loved you."

What sort of love is this? How does it differ from romance or friendship? And how can we do it today?

In our reading from Revelation this Sunday we hear how the worship of Heaven is filled with innumerable worshippers. When we pray we join them - and they join us! What an encouragement this is.

What made the cowardly Apostles brave? Why did they give up everything to obey God rather than man?

In this sermon Fr Price explores how our doubts help inform our faith.

'Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early while it was still dark'

'These words seems to them an idle tale and they did not believe them'

"He went out of the city to the place of the Skull where they crucified him"

"What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterwards you will understand"

"They paid him 30 pieces of silver and from that moment he sought an opportunity to betray Jesus"

'Jesus was troubled in his spirit and testified "truly truly I say to you one of you will betray me"'