What if I was to tell you that it’s all a lie? All of it. All the things we are told are important, the thing we are told we should work hard for, the way that the worlds works, the way we’re supposed to treat each other. What if I told you there was a different way? I wonder… would you believe me?

Sometimes it’s not just what you say… it’s the way that you say it that matters. We can tell when someone means it, or not. I think that when Jesus reads from Isaiah that the Spirit of the Lord is upon him the people know he means it. And they’re afraid.

What are you afraid of? And how do others use our fears to manipulate and control us? And what can we do about it? Stewart Cutler explores how Simon (Peter) faces his fears and how we might face ours

We’ve all been at weddings. Anyone who has arranged a wedding knows all the potential social pitfalls. Leaving someone off the guest list can lead to family rifts that never heal. Trying to decide where people sit at the meal can be the hardest part of the planning! What should be a pretty straightforward day celebrating two people’s love for each other can become a fraught social disaster in an instant! So it must matter that Jesus’ first miracle takes place at a wedding… right?

Prayer is the foundation of everything Jesus does so it should be our foundation too. But having a good foundation of prayer isn't always easy. Stewart Cutler shares some thoughts on why we should develop good habits of regular prayer.

New year… new you. It’s time to make a change. How many times have you told yourself that? And how many times has it stuck? So, how do we make real and lasting change in our lives?

Too good to be true? Sort of. Most of us know what the solutions to our problems are. We just don't like the solution because it's too hard or involves too much change. What if Jesus is a model for how we solve our problems?

It's almost here... that new world that we hope for... the one where the poor are raised up and the mighty brought down. Revolution is in the air... and it begins with two children...