A Day in the Life of Jesus is a challenge to each of us. How does a day of your life look like.

Ben Baker’s sermon on the Woman at the Well could open a window to Gospel Contemplation for you. Enter In.

Christians are the body of Christ, we are all parts of that body, Jesus is the head, that’s something to whistle about, says Dave.

Peter said, ‘You are the Christ,’ Paul said we are the body, Christ is the head. Let us bring these two truths together.

Jesus walked on water, about 3 miles, no less! What can we learn from this unusual miracle?

The Syrophoenician woman woshiped and persisted in prayer. She had great Faith. What can we learn from this encounter.

Jesus is like the Pearl of great value, we should give up all to answer his call to follow him. Dave sold all and bought a pearl necklace! Let us listen in.

Do all things work for good? Romans 8 seems to say so. Let us move from weakness, his strength, to conquerors.

When you come to Jesus, he cannot be anything but gentle and humble. ‘Come unto me.’

Interview: Dan Wells interviews Kelvin Burke

Jesus’ parable of the great banquet singles out the poor and the disabled. What did he mean? Enter in.

The prophet Isaiah writes that we are held by God’s righteous right hand. How I needed that to be true as I lay broken and paralysed.

The book of Hosea tracks the on-off relationship b/n Hosea and his wife Gomer.  Hosea 10 is another Chapter of ups and downs. What can we learn?

Jesus met the needs of three people in our Bible reading today. Each need very different, each and every need we can identify with.

Jesus meets the needs of three needy people, Dave says he is needy too. Let us listen in.

2 Timothy was the last letter Paul wrote before he was martyred. It is tender and passionate about sharing the Gospel.

Join me in exploring the power and potential of three verbs that featured on the day of Pentecost.

Jesus ascended in a cloud into the heavens, gone physically, but ever present spiritually. Lets look deeper.

When Jesus said ‘I am the true vine’ it was a radical thing to say during a Passover meal. let us find out why.

When Jesus said ‘I am the bread of life’ he was saying two things: He is the living bread and he gives life. Let us delve deeper.