In response to the one who would ask us to come unto him, I suggest we ask three questions. Let us ask and seek and find.

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 the Sermon on the Mount Jesus appointed his followers ‘salt and light’ but what did he mean? Let is dig deeper.

In Galatians 1 we get a prequel a main story and a sequel all in fourteen verses. Let us enter in to the drama…

When Jesus beckoned the first disciples, they dropped all and followed him. Should we be like that or does he call us for different opportunities that he will reveal to us. Let us find out.

It is Christmas day. Let us celebrate Immanuel, God with us.

Maybe you think there isn’t much to think about Joseph! We know his world came crashing down on hearing his fiancé was pregnant. Let us see if there is a message in the person and character of Joseph.

Let us think about the genealogy of Jesus, and his roots and discover that we can be rooted in him.

Today we read about the unexpected visit of Angel Gabriel to Mary.

As we put up our Christmas trees, let us think about the earliest of Advent Trees - the Jesse Tree and ask who should we be rooted in this Advent season?

As an Northern Irish Protestant I never heard the word ‘Advent’ not in church, not in our home - we would never even light a candle. But What is it? When will it be? Why is it important? Let us have some answers.

When Jesus shared a drama in three Acts about forgiveness, he was speaking about his favourite subject: the Kingdom of God. What can we learn from the forgiving king. How can forgiven people become forgiving people?

In this final chapter of 2 Timothy, we can see three sections, Paul’s Herald, Paul’s Handover and Paul’s Huddle. Want to discover more? Let us delve deeper.

‘All scripture is God breathed’ is a well-known memory verse. ‘God breathed’ implies that Scripture is brought into existence by God, not that writers wrote it and God rubber-stamped it. For sure it is profitable, shall we explore?

Paul instructs Timothy to correctly handle the Word of truth, so there must be a correct and an incorrect way to handle the word of truth. Today the church is desperately in need of people who will correctly handle the scriptures.

This is Paul’s last letter ever written and in it, he is handing over the leading of the local church to Timothy. People who nurtured Timothy in the faith are named. Interesting, let us look into it further.

What has resurrection to do with Remembrance Sunday?
Lets us tune in to find out.

When God looks at us he sees our potential. To rephrase that we have many opportunities to shine for him (i.e. to glorify him). Let us see what this parable teaches us.

Zacchaeus was transformed by his encounter with Jesus. What do we know about this tax man who received a make-over from the inside out? Let us delve deeper into the story.