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The message of the resurrection is one of hope in a world that can so often seem so bleak.

The second part of 'you have heard... but I say...' from the Sermon on the Mount. But how on earth do we put it into practice?

Jesus' words challenge us all to live beyond what is simply 'acceptable'' and into the abundant life. But that will require us to make changes to the way we live.

Can we trust the Bible? Perhaps more importantly, as followers of Jesus, can we trust the way we treat the Bible? Jesus himself was clear on the importance of Scripture in its entirety.

We live in a world where hope is in short supply - but God calls his followers to live differently and offer hope to the world. So what difference could you make?

The Bible is clear that followers of Jesus are to grow into maturity - but some of us sometimes get 'stuck'. Thankfully, there are also principles we can follow to help.

The Bible makes clear that no matter what situations we face in this life, or what's going on in the world, Christ has won the victory. God's love overcomes all things, his goodness can never be defeated and we can rely on his promises.

Anointing in the Old Testament often represented appointment to an office of role such as Prophet, Priest or King - roles that were uniquely combined in the person of Jesus

Without the presence of God, God's people are just like everyone else. However, as followers of Jesus, we carry his presence

At the start of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, we welcome Methodist deacon Annette Sharp, who sets out what it means for us to be united in Christ.