‘You are my Son’
Mark gives the game away in the first verse: Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God… but what does that mean?
God’s witnesses
On the road to Emmaus two disciples became witnesses to the Resurrection, and we too are called to tell others how we have met the risen Christ.
God’s life
The beating heart of the Christian faith is this: Christ is risen, and death has been defeated!
God’s freedom
It might sound strange to our ears but we are by nature slaves to sin – and only God can set us free.
God’s gift
We are all spiritually dead – but by the glorious gift of God we can be made alive – if we want in.
God’s family
We learn about how we are God’s children because of his great love for us.
God’s grace
We need God’s grace to save us – but more than that, his grace transforms us into the people God wants us to be.
God’s power
How do we come to believe the gospel? How can we live it out? Only by God’s power.
God’s kingdom
What actually is the good news, the meaning of the word ‘gospel’? It isn’t what most people think…
This is our prayer…
We learn about different ways of praying – beginning with the simple prayer, ‘Come Holy Spirit’.
Sending out disciples
Most of us are sent into the places we live our everyday lives – Jesus is with us as we go to share the good news about him.
Growing as disciples
Growing doesn’t happen by accident – we need the right conditions, to be in the right place, to have the right food.
