This week look at Mark 3: 19-35, a story about how uncomfortable Jesus made people – even his family. Today we hear afresh Jesus' promise that our sins and even blasphemies are forgiven... except one we're unlikely to commit. 

This week we look at Mark 3: 19-35, in which Jesus tussles with all kinds of people - even his family. Today we explore what power evil actually has over us and our world. 

This week we look at Mark 3: 19-35, a story about how uncomfortable Jesus made people. Some even accused him of using evil to fight evil - does that ever work? 

This week look at Mark 3:19-35, a story about how uncomfortable Jesus made people – even his family. What are "family values" for Christians? Hint - it's not about who we're biologically related to...

This week look at John 3:17, trying to understand the Holy Trinity. Could it be that those who are "religious but not spiritual" lack the ability to connect with God? 

This week look at John 3:1-17, a conversation between Jesus and an important leader who liked to process information very concretely. But Jesus tells him the Realm of God can only be perceived by spirit. How do you best receive information? 

This week look at John 3:1-17, a conversation between Jesus and an important leader. Today we explore what it means to be "born again" - or "born yesterday."

This week look at John 3:1-17, a conversation between Jesus and an important leader who wanted to get to know him. He came by night - what does "by night" convey to you? Listen up!

This week look at John 3:17, trying to understand the Holy Trinity through a conversation a religious leader had with Jesus. Who are these two men? What would you ask Jesus if you could interview him?

This week we are exploring who the Holy Spirit is, in preparation for Pentecost this Sunday. Today's reflection focuses on the gifts of peace, power and presence the Spirit brings to us when we remember to ask for them.