John 2:1-11 Does Jesus ruin our fun? There are plenty of things we enjoy in life, from good food and great company to holidays, hobbies and time with friends. So what happens when Jesus steps into the picture? In John 2, Jesus arrives at a wedding where the wine is running out. Is he about to put a stop to the celebrations, or does he have something very different in store? Listen in as we discover whether Jesus ruins our fun.
Ephesians 1:20-23
John 1:35-51 The claims of Christianity are credible. But is following Christ desirable?
Ephesians 1:15-19 Paul’s prayer for the Ephesians encourages us to keep growing in our knowledge of God whilst challenging what we often prioritise.
John 1:19-34 The good news of Christ is that he is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. But is the Christian claim credible? The first block of evidence John’s gospel gives us is the testimony of John the Baptist.
Ephesians 1:11-14 Believers are exceedingly blessed, not least because when we believed we “were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit.” This is true of Jew and gentiles, young and old. This should make us prize our belief in Jesus Christ.
John 1:1-18 In Johns summary of his gospel we are brought back to what life is all about: knowing God through Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 1:1-10 The privileges that Christians enjoy are extraordinary. They flow from God’s love for his people. They are celebrated by Paul in order to unite and encourage Christians as they seek to live up to the high calling we have as God’s children.
Revelation 21:9-22:21 Why is it worth resisting the lure of the city? The city promises success, security, and significance, and it can be hard to resist when it seems to offer us everything we want. But as we reach the final chapter of Revelation, we get to see a glimpse of the future city and the ultimate promise on offer. Listen in as we discover why the earthly city is not worth our devotion, because we have a better city to come.
Mark 9:2-13 Jesus is the glorious Son of God, and following him means listening to him, even when the road leads through suffering.