Wes Illingsworth - We're surrounded by advisers, consultants, and life coaches telling us how to be healthier, wealthier, and happier. Come and hear why Jesus Christ's strategy for a successful life is totally unique – lose life!

William Taylor - The death of Jesus on a cross has been described as 'folly' and 'weakness'. It is not hard to understand why. Even Jesus' own disciples found it offensive. However, Jesus himself taught that his death on a cross was central to his entire mission and rule.

William Taylor - The Church is the largest human entity on the planet. But what is it? And how is it constituted? And how does it continue to grow at such pace? In five short sentences Jesus answers all these questions - and more!

William Taylor - There is no shortage of evidence in support of the claims of Jesus. What we do with it tells us everything - about ourselves!

Dave Jensen - What is true greatness? Dave discusses the greatest event in human history and how it impacts each one of us.

William Taylor - Against the 'better judgement' of his disciples Jesus includes rank outsiders amongst his followers. He has a few things to teach us about diversity!

William Taylor - Every culture, religious or not, has values by which it measures whether people have 'crossed the line' and are either 'in' or 'out'. Jesus suggests that such things can be profoundly misleading - to the point of being dangerous. Come and hear how Jesus' way is better.

Wes Illingsworth - Jesus says everyone needs to accept him as Lord and come to him for forgiveness. But there are many respectable secular and religious leaders who tell us we can be good without relying on Jesus. Come and hear how Jesus exposes how dangerous these leaders actually are.

William Taylor - The benefits of belonging to Jesus are, quite literally, out of this world. But what does it take to be one of his highly blessed people?

William Taylor - Wherever Jesus went he was pursued by vast hoards of people. The crowds were an ever present part of his ministry - and no wonder! He healed their sick, taught them and fed them. The feeding of the 5,000 is one case in point. But the lesson of the feeding is of something far more than the provision of mere physical requirements. Jesus has compassion on the crowds, and he cares for their deepest eternal need.

William Taylor - There can be no denying that the church of Jesus Christ is the most significant movement in human history over the last 2,000 years. Currently, with over 2.8 billion followers across the globe it is certainly the most numerous and the benefits of membership are second to none. We love being part of something that matters. So how come some people aren't interested? Matthew's analysis is both challenging and immensely encouraging.