The world tends to see holiness as something judgmental, and Christians often think of it as lots of ticks on a purity list. But the call to holiness that we see in the Scriptures is a call to live by different standards, and so to live up to the family name of Christian.

Before we think about how we might witness, we need to consider why we do it. Al takes us through three fundamental truths: God is worthy of love and honour; the Gospel has done us good, and the Gospel will do others good.

Through a look back at some of our shared history as the People of God, we see how Christ's death and resurrection are both the fulfilment of long-standing promises and a final victory over old enemies.

As Jesus is arrested in Gethsemane and tried before Jewish and Roman authorities, the world seems upside-down. And yet, God is in control - he told of this very moment centuries beforehand.

As we look at Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane alongside other Scriptures, we start to see in greater depth the amazing faithfulness of God, and the importance of seeking to understand his plans and follow His instructions.

A shows her love for Jesus by anointing him, and Jesus shows his love for his disciples and the world by washing feet and breaking bread. Brandan encourages us to relive the Last Supper, and to think about what love in action looks like for us.

As the time approaches for Jesus to give His life, He speaks out words of warning about the time ahead. But why does He do so, and how does it challenge us to live today?

When asked what was the greatest commandment, Jesus answered that we should love God with all of our heart, mind, soul and strength - and love our neighbour as ourselves. Tim Hinks explores what that might look like for us.

The parable of the tenants describes Jesus's reception by the Jewish leaders, but it also provokes us to bear fruit. This fruit is faith, which comes as we grow in our knowledge of the Scriptures and God's unfathomable power!

The disciples bicker about which of them is the greatest, while walking down the road with God incarnate. Don't laugh: we sometimes do the same! Al talks us through what this passage teaches us about unity and humility.