Step by Step

If you want to go to heaven, what do you need to do? Live the right life? Live a good life? Live a religious life? Jesus said we need to become like little children. What’s that about?

Are there any rules for marriage? If there are, who gets to decide them? Society? You? me? If you follow Jesus, does that make any difference to how you feel and what you think about marriage?

Sin. Does it really matter? Why does the Bible get so worked about it? Is it really so wrong to bend God’s rules or break them once in a while? What does Jesus say?

Being a Christian bring all kinds of benefits. But is that the point? Is it all about what you can get? Is it about belonging to an exclusive club or having some special position?

Jesus’ death would have been an awkward topic of conversation. Imagine what would have gone through his disciples’ minds every time he raised it. Why did he keep talking about it? What can we learn from his persistence?

What problems are you facing? What difficulties are you experiencing? Do you believe Jesus is able to help? Does he have what it takes to make a difference in your life? Do you think it’ll be worth it to bring your problems to him?

He was supposed to make things better. His arrival should have marked an upturn in fortunes. Yet, the expected upward trend seemed more like a downward spiral. Jesus, going to the cross. Was this the biggest anti-climax of all time, or is there something more going on?

Jesus lays it on the line. There’s a cost to following him. It’s not going to be easy. Being a Christian will not be a warm fuzzy cosy life of ease. Are you up for the challenge?

Jesus reached out to heal the blind man as he had done many times before. Yet, this time it was different. ‘Do you see?’, he asked him. ‘Yes, but it’s all blurred, nothing’s clear’. What’s going on? Is this beyond Jesus’ power? Has he reached his limit?

Are you someone who learns from your mistakes? Do you learn from the mistakes of others? In this episode of Step by Step we're brought face to face with a critical mistake that people make when it comes to Jesus. Will we make the same one?