Josh unpacks this parable by showing us that the Fathers love for us completely changes how we serve him with the good things he has blessed us with.

Jesus tells His followers that they are salt and light. Those who prevent decay and cast out darkness as they draw close to the true light of the world.

We start our parables series looking at how Jesus communicates the love of God by telling a story about a lost sheep and the lady who loses a silver coin.

Paul concludes his letter to the Colossians by exhaulting them to pray. There is an invitation for us to draw near to God in prayer and to see His mighty hand at work

God invites us to meet with Him in prayer - there is blessing to be found for the child of God who contends with, perseveres and breaks through in prayer!

Scripture is clear that fear in general is not good for us and that 'perfect love drives out fear'. But it also says that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of all wisdom. Tobi helps us unpack this topic and see the beauty contained in this truth.

God has a plan for His people. He is faithful to His (big) ambitions for the Church and we have hope because He overcomes even when we fall short.

As Paul turns his attention to the workplace, we look at how God intends our work to be a blessing both to us and the world around us.

Josh looks at the narrative after the resurrection and Jesus' interaction with Peter. We see how the resurrection of Jesus gives us peace, purpose and power to follow Jesus whenever he leads us.

Pilate has to judge if Jesus is guilty. Meanwhile Barabbas, a well known criminal is set free. The good news of Gods amazing grace is all over the events of Easter