From a sermon preached last year. Zechariah 4 shows us that God is working in us, not by might, nor by power but by his Spirit. Don't despise the small things - rather walk in them.

From a sermon preached last year, Zechariah 3 shows us that God is our advocate, who provides us access by forgiving us and then enables us to live for him.

Zechariah's visions aren't very British. They're the opposite of understated - God is saying in technicolour that he is in control and we can trust him.

John takes us through the first week of Jesus' ministry and whilst he invites us to see Jesus for ourselves we discover that Jesus is searching for us and drawing us to himself.

Zechariah was given 8 visions to encourage the people to return, rebuild, restore and rejoice. The first vision encourages God's people to see that God is in control, crying out for his people with comfort and compassion.

Peter traces the thread of sin and salvation from the garden to the Cross. While the condition of mankind quickly spiraled downward, God was working out His plan through His people to Jesus.

Andrew makes a Gospel appeal, particularly focusing on the reconciliation between God and Man which has been brought about by Jesus' death and resurrection.

John the Baptist was obsessed with Jesus - find out why.

Jesus' light shines into the darkness as the Word became flesh and made his dwelling amongst us.

Meaning, origins, life and hope are found in the Word, who is God and was with God in the beginning. John's prologue is like a trailer for us as we get a glimpse of Jesus shining his light into the darkness.