What did Jesus mean when he identified a piece of bread with his flesh? What does it mean to feed on Jesus? What is happening in communion? And is it any surprise that people were confused by Jesus

What is your deepest hunger? What are the things that feel insatiable? For some its intimacy, for others security, for others it might be approval. John points us to Jesus who feeds our deepest hu

Anxiety preys on all of us. It makes us fear we wont have enough, or that we will be overwhelmed. Jesus knows this and is able to transform these fears of not having enough to living abundantly.

In a world where it feels everyone is ready to argue, its easy to be defensive about our own assumptions. But if we are going to see the world differently, we need to allow our assumptions about lif

When John wrote the gospel, he includes just 7 miracles even though he knew a lot more happened. What his account highlights is how Jesus engages our vulnerabilities and brings us back to health.

You can see that some people have been broken by life. Others just hide it well. How honest can we be? Jesus steps into our brokenness and stops us being defined by it.

One of the questions that crops up at regular intervals throughout life is one of the most basic ones: Can we change? Can the direction of my life change? Jesus offers hope that things are not fixe

Too many of us wonder whether we are good enough, or fear what others might think about us. The power of shame can be crippling. Jesus rescues us from that power so that we can live joy-filled lives

Matthew retells the story of Jesus stilling the storm as part of a group of stories about how Jesus confronts all manner of hell-bent evil. He did it because we need to hold onto the core truth of Je

Storms come to all of us. Without the storm Peter would have never had the chance to walk on water