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Graham Coldman takes us through the story of Easter over multiple parts, emphasising the importance of every aspect of the story, with a reading from Matthew 28 v 1-10.

Revd Graham Coldman looks at the place of the transfiguration, a mountain top where Peter, James & John, saw Jesus talking with Moses & Elijah. A voice from the cloud said, “This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased. Listen to him!”. We are encouraged to find, cultivate and maintain our mountain top, that place where we meet with Jesus, the place where we hear His voice, and to listen to Him.

Revd Graham Coldman discusses how Jesus took his disciples on a "city break" a trip to an unfamiliar and strange place, Caesarea Philippi. He asked them “Who do you say I am?” If Jesus asked you that same question, would you be able to reply “you are the Christ, the son of the living God”? Jesus gave Peter authority over what could be bound and loosed on earth and in heaven. This authority resulted in Peter wrestling with God on several issues. Reflect on what that might mean for us today.

Revd. Graham Coldman challenges us to explore and understand our identity - who we really are. We are the salt of the earth and the light of the world.

Graham takes us through Luke 1 v26-45, the story of Mary and her message from the angel Gabriel.

Graham takes us through the story of Zecharia and Elizabeth (Luke 1 v5-25) and how hope is the start of our Advent journey.

Graham Coldman speaks through Philippeans 2 v1-11, explaining how we should be humble and respectful of others and to recognise who we are.

Graham Coldman takes us through John 4 v4 - 41, the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. He shows how it brings hope, healing and unity between two long separated peoples through Christ.