We set out on our journey through the book of Revelation, dispelling some of the fear and awkwardness felt by many, and looking at how it reveals Jesus to us.

The women at the tomb and the disciples on the road to Emmaus both made the same mistake - they did what they could for a dead Jesus. The life-shattering truth that they each found is that Jesus is in fact alive - and when we understand that, it changes how we view the world.

Jesus's parable of the sheep and the goats reminds us that we have the opportunity to serve Jesus by serving those around us, and Katie Kay from Hope Vineyard church in Cowley talks us through what this looks like in practice.

Tim talks us through two further parables of Jesus - the parable of the ten virgins and the parable of the talents - and explores what Jesus teaches about how we use the lives which God has given us.

Having answered his disciples' questions about the signs of his second coming, Jesus turns to their question about its timing - and underlines the cataclysmic significance of that day.

Jesus warns his disciples of what to expect in the time before he comes again. David unpacks this, looking at how the passage both warns and encourages us as followers of Jesus.

In this passage, Jesus speaks some of his strongest words of warning to the Pharisees and teachers of the Law. Al explores this message about hypocrisy and authenticity, and asks whether we are eager to hear from the Lord.

Steven Ackroyd unpacks Jesus's teaching on humility towards God and towards one another.

The Kingdom of God affects everyone, whether or not you think of yourself as religious. Al looks at what these three parables of Jesus tell us about life and the Kingdom of God.