Pilgrimages are a popular theme at the minute, The Road to Emmaus was a sort of Pilgrimage, two people and Jesus. Let us walk that way today.

The resurrection is rational and relational and it explains me. In a strange way, like Peter, I am a witness to the resurrection because it has changed me. Let us look deeper.

Reflections on Good Friday. Let us pause to reflect

On Thursday of the last week in the life of our Lord. In John’s Gospel, records what happened at a meal in an upper room. Now called the ‘Last Supper’ - Jesus washed their feet. Let us find out more.

On Thursday of the last week in the life of our Lord. In John’s Gospel, records what happened at a meal in an upper room. Now called the ‘Last Supper’ - Jesus washed their feet. Let us find out more.

Palm Sunday, so familiar but so relevant and refreshing for today

In a few words from Jesus’ conversation with the disciples in the upper room at the ‘Last Supper Jesus says he will not leave us alone, he will send another helper to be with us forever. What a promise!

Palm Sunday features one crowd, Good Friday features another. Which crowd are you in - we are called to be Salt and Light where we are.

In a survey 4% believed there would be a resurrection of the body when you die. I’m talking about the resurrection body, hoping to nudge that 4% up a bit! Let us investigate more.

On the first Easter Sunday, Jesus asked his eleven friends ‘got anything to eat?’ A very ordinary thing.

Just like the restoration of a great Dutch Masterpiece, Peter was a restoration project of Jesus after his failures. In the same way, we can be restored, refreshed and renewed by our loving Lord Jesus

In Good Friday we experience the depths of sorrow but John 16 promises joy will arise. Let us meditate on what it may have been like on Good Friday AD33.

Palm Sunday is such a dramatic part of Jesus’ story. What does the familiarity breed in you, let us mark four things to note well