Jesus is welcomed as King when he enters Jerusalem. Then he goes to the Temple, turns tables and makes a statement that upends far more than the dodgy temple economy...

The Red Sea parts. Praise erupts. 3 days later, grumbling and accusation. It takes time to unlearn how we've seen God... the good news is God has his ways.

Exodus 5. Things go from bad to worse. Where is God? Can he be trusted to do what only he can do?

Culture says you define you. Moses' encounter with God suggests otherwise...

Exodus 1. Exodus is the birth story the people of Israel. Imperial oppression through economic exploitation leading to attempted genocide. The market society prison. All God's people could manage was a groan. And the groan, our groan is enough. With this God of grace, exodus always starts with a groan.

What's the aperture of your heart?

There's an ancient blessing that God gave his people. At the centre of this blessing is the smile of God.

John asserts that there is a throne in heaven and one who sits upon it and that that person is not me.

How then are we to live?

At the end of Joseph's epic tale stands a remarkable act of forgiveness.

How was this possible? How can we forgive today?

The difference the Holy Spirit makes.