Becoming a Christian gives us real hope and a joy that cannot be taken away. But Rico warns us that because we are Christ's followers, the world will hate us for it.

Rico shows us Christian leadership through three pictures of Christ: His meekness in riding into Jerusalem, His power in raising the dead, and His power over weakness and the seed.

Rico, together with Oxford scientist Dr Ard Louis, unpacks the question of whether modern science rules out miracles, set against the arguments of Richard Dawkins and the theory of natural selection

With dissatisfaction and emptiness gnawing at the heart of so many people, Rico graphically describes what it's like to die of thirst and why we'll never know true satisfaction unless we come to Christ.

As we sit on a well listening to Jesus and a despised woman who has had five husbands, Rico allows us to feel the immense loneliness of the woman, and the immense love and satisfaction that Jesus offers her.

Using the second part of John chapter one, Rico challenges us to find someone who needs to hear the gospel message, and shows us how to handle rejection if they don't accept it.

Rico Tice shows us three remarkable crowd scenes with Jesus on a donkey - vision of weakness, Jesus with Lazarus - a vision of power, and Jesus with the seed that must die.

Rico Tice exposes the cancer of religious hypocrisy and shows how Jesus dealt with a victim of hypocrisy - the woman taken in the act of adultery.

Exploring the encounter between Jesus and the woman at the well, Rico Tice shows that satisfaction cannot be found in our human relationships but through a relationship with Christ.

Rico highlights the three 'musts' of John chapter 3, and shows how John the Baptist shone the spotlight on Jesus, as he brings fresh insights from this familiar Bible passage