For most of us, confession is something to be done in private and silence, if at all. Maybe we’re missing a trick. 

For many, submission is a dirty word, an oppressive system ripe for abuse. So why does the Bible command it? 

It’s easy to cancel one another, but a lot harder to forgive. So why should we do it – and more importantly, how? 

The One Another that defines and encapsulates all the other One Anothers. So why isn’t it as simple as it sounds? (*2 mins of sound issues at 21 min mark)

The centre of Christianity is Easter Sunday, not Good Friday. It's just that a cross is easier to draw than an empty tomb.

King Jesus commands his followers not just to act differently, but to react differently. It’s our responses to others that show our real faith.

Jesus is not the only King vying for our loyalty. So what does it mean to serve Jesus as King with what we possess and what’s in it for us?

John the Baptist was the ‘greatest of the prophets’, yet he struggled with crippling doubt. So how do we bring doubt as well as faith to the King?

What on earth makes the death of Jesus Good News? Why do Christians call the day of his death Good? And what difference should it make to us today?

Is there more to the good news than we first imagined? Is it just good for us, or is there more to it than that?