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On Pentecost Sunday Steve recounts tales of those how, with the Spirit's help, have succeeded against the odds, and asks how we need to live and speak so that people know what the love of God means

Steve continues with the Lectionary in Jesus farewell discourses with his disciples in John. Jesus speaks a lot abut the Holy Spirit, the Paraclete. Who is that and what does the Paraclete do? How much is the continued wrk down to the Spirit and how much is it down to the disciples.

Steve looks at John 13, and asks "What's new about the new commandment?"

With John 10:22-30 as his text, Steve presses home the truth of our acceptance by a God who knows us fully, and loves us nonetheless.

Steve talks us through personal message to individuals and a general message to all of us from the last chapter of John 21. Vocation and discipleship. Jesus heals Peter into the former and invites him again into the latter with those crucial Gospel words... "Follow me". What does that like. It will be a costly challenge suggests Jesus and not as easy as saying a wee prayer after an evangelistic rally or believing a few creeds. It is about a King and a Kingdom and very upside down one at that!

Steve talks about walking the road of Christ's life, in order to know how to live life in all its fulness.

Steve walks us through what what resurrection meant to those who were there and then helped us look at our own resurrection moments

Stev helps us understand the power of love. Whatever we go through in life, whether our own healing or vocational fulfilment or the transformation of our given social space, love is the energising force for redemption, restoration, reconciliation, wholeness and salvation

Steve looks at the parable of the lost son from Luke's Gospel

Steve takes us to the texts of Luke 13 and Isaiah 55 in the context of the incomprehensibly sad, frustrating and even angry week when we have mourned with Christchurch, New Zealand, got even more despairing and confused about Brexit and, closest to home, buried three of our northern young people in County Tyrone after the most horrendous tragedy at a Cookstown hotel on St Patrick's night. we will find Jesus not so much playing mind games with such mysteries but calling us in the midst of such events to bear