In Jesus' third resurrection appearance we have the miracle of no fish, the amazing 153 fish, the strange instructions of Jesus. And yet none of this is that important. Listen as Pete unpacks John 21 to find out what really is important.

The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. It is something for us to experience and take part in, but how do we do that?

What do you make of the resurrection? Is it just the strange story of a man in AD33 being raised from the dead, or is there more to it? Paul takes a look at the facts, the meaning, and the call hidden in John 20:1-18. Is it time to tell your story?

For if we have been united with him in a death like his, we will certainly also be united with him in a resurrection like his.” (Romans 6:5) – What does it mean, really, in practice, for a follower of Jesus to “die” – and why would I want to???

Chapter 19 of John's gospel focuses on the crucifixion. Pete in this sermon draws out 6 different meanings of the cross from John's Gospel. If we were trying to be clever we could say this sermon is about the theological significance of the Cross.

What is God doing at this moment in history with those who believe in him? He is inviting us to return our first love. For it is only in his love for us and ours for him, that we experience all he has for us.

Are you one of his disciples?" - the heat is on as the narrative in John moves on from arrest to trial - "Who is on the Lord's side, who will serve the King, who will be his helpers, other lives to bring?

Today Laraine talked about Jesus: Who is our First love? She dwelt on ideas about Jesus being fully God and fully man, and how Jesus went to cross in the faith that God would raise him. So just like Jesus we have faith in the one who loves us, and in faith say all the yeses to Him.

Hannah Miles speaks on Psalm 139 and how it can be a love letter from us to God and God to us. We explore how He knows us so deeply and, through Jesus, we can know Him too.