Sarah revisits the cross and how it can help us to discard those things that keep us captive and to live for Christ.

Was Jesus a racist? How might our 21st century Western eyes blind us to a demonstration of God's love and grace?

Simon Hayes asks where do rituals start and how the things we engage with impact us or not?

When it all gets too confusing and we lose sight of Jesus we might feel tempted to turn away. Why do true disciples stay? What is the essential part of discipleship?

Jesus asks us to choose whether we will depend upon him or not. He is all we need and he asks for all of us.

A sermon from the archive (13th May 2018) on understanding Pharisees and our own need for healing.

Simon returns for another sermon about bread? Why does Jesus keep going on about bread? Bread is bread, isn't it? Looking back, there's a complex history of bread in the Bible and our lives.

What were the people looking for from Jesus? What are we looking for? And are we ready to share what we receive from God with others?

Do we only want the miracles of the old creation, when we're involved and in control? Are we open to the miracles of the new creation where God does things far beyond our imaginations and comfort zones?

As we consider the re-gathering of the people of God, what might be the driving activity of the Church?