The Transfiguration shows us who Jesus is. Like the first disciples, we should listen to him. Scripture reading: Luke 9.28-36

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King Solomon asked God for wisdom. It’s something we should ask for, too. Scripture reading: 1 Kings 3.5-12

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Centuries of speculation have given Mary Magdalene a bad reputation. But her life actually provides a great example to follow. Scripture readings: Luke 8.1-2 and John 20.14-17

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When Jesus walked the earth his teaching captivated people. When he taught them, it was good news that he shared. Scripture readings: Mark 1.15, John 14.9, John 3.16, Matthew 9.13 and Mark 8.31

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Jesus’ words are good news for those who feel alone, those who aren’t sure if God’s interested in them, and those who are weary. Scripture reading: Matthew 11.28-30

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Grace is what makes Christianity unique. But does grace mean that we can keep sinning? Scripture reading: Romans 6.14-23

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The most common instruction in the Bible is ‘don’t fear.’ There are literally hundreds of times that people are told not to be afraid. Scripture reading: Matthew 10.29-31

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There are few things in life which we can rely on. But two of them are that life is hard and that God is good. Scripture reading: Psalm 43

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Jesus said he hadn’t come to call those who thought they were righteous, but those who knew they were sinners. Scripture reading: Matthew 9.10-13

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Words are incredibly powerful. They can hurt and harm, but they can also help and heal. Scripture reading: James 3.5-10

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