Exodus 20:1-4

What does it look like to pick your cross? Bishop Graham Tomlin encourages us to make room for Christ in our lives, to be intentional, and to deny ourselves in order to become more like Jesus.

Matthew 26:21-27

John 8:32

John 8:32

Jesus invites us to follow him and abide in His word. Simon helps us understand that through Jesus' teachings, we are offered agency, a sense of home, and liberation. We find ultimate freedom in the truth he offers.

John 8:31-32

We are not meant to be a Christian on our own. There is power in community to build us up and encourage our faith. Stephen encourages us to forge great friendships within the church and use them to spur creativity and passion for Jesus.

John 13: 21-35

John 15: 9-15

Discipleship is both active and contemplative, rooted in love for Jesus and a commitment to share His message with the world. Jodie takes a look at the story of Mary & Martha, highlighting the importance of prioritising an intimate relationship with Jesus over serving and being busy.

Luke 10:38-42

What does it look like to follow Jesus? Nemi encourages us to spend time in the Word, and to stay consistent. Surround yourself with the right community who Jesus can use to build you up and strengthen you even in the challenging times.

Luke 5:1-11

Kicking off our new series Follow, Stephen helps us to understand that by getting close to Jesus we become conduits of his transformative power, impacting our surroundings with his redemptive presence. How do you follow Jesus closely?

Matthew 4:18-22

Matthew 16:24-28

Delving into Romans 6, Dan explores how Jesus’ resurrection changes everything for those who believe in Him. Being united with Christ in his death and resurrection means freedom from sin's power, security in the future resurrection, and peace in knowing God's love and grace.

Romans 6:1-14

We are Easter People living in Jesus’ resurrection, with a hope of our promised future in heaven. Emily invites us to embrace our identity as follows of Jesus and find strength and hope in Him.

Philippians 3:7-21

Jesus is the ultimate turn-around king, offering hope and redemption to all who turn to him. Simon shows us the transformative power of Jesus' resurrection, and how, regardless of our circumstances or past, we can be restored.

Luke 24:13-34

Taking a look at the tension between justice and love, sacrifice and redemption - Stephen invites us to respond to Jesus and his cross, and look at the transformative power of God's love and forgiveness in our lives.

John 19:1-30

Jesus' sacrifice on the cross is the perfect sacrifice for our sins. Laura helps us to see that we have been remembered, we are on the mind of God and knowing a love like that changes us inside out and holds us secure.

Luke 19: 37-40
Luke 23: 32-43

Trusting God's leading is crucial in our lives, however God's guidance may not always be clear, but it is always present, providing enough light for the next step. Brian encourages us that even in moments of weakness or mistake, and God is willing to restore and redeem us.

Luke 5:1-11

The cross is a paradox, a central symbol for Christians, yet horrific associations. Jodie explores the subjective nature of beauty and contrasts it with the brutality of Jesus’ crucifixion. We are encouraged to explore the beauty, suffering and salvation offered to us through the Cross, and find beauty in the eyes of Jesus.

Isaiah 52:13-15, 53:1-12