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Simon refers to Jesus and His death on a cross on Good Friday, a decisive act of sacrifice resulting in a new chapter, a new way to be reconciled and walk in harmony with Him. A sacrifice that brings about the first Easter Sunday where Jesus rose from the dead, victoriously, in a New Creation body.

In this Easter message Colin explains how Jesus' death and resurrection has brought justice, freedom and love.

There is no more need to offer sacrifices, to work for redemption, or to be ashamed to come before the Father: Jesus made a way. It is finished!

Ceri introduces Gary from Hope Community Church, Basingstoke who brings an inspiring message on this Palm Sunday, God’s Greatest Commandment is Love! Loving God, loving our neighbour and loving ourselves.

Mary brings an up close and personal viewpoint of Palm Sunday and Holy Week.

Speaking from Luke's account of what we call Palm Sunday, Graham challenges us not just to believe in Jesus the King but also to become like Him and behave like Him.

Peter thought he knew who he was, what he should be doing and where he was headed. Jesus turns his world upside down and he's broken in the process. Colin helps us see Peter's restoration and re-commissioning by Jesus as a lovely glimpse into God's compassionate heart for all of us who fear we've messed up and need to have our perspective altered.

Nigel focuses on Peter in the period between Gethsemane and Jesus cooking breakfast for the disciples on the beach , and explains the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation. Does our worldview need to change? Do we need to have a 'reconciling conversation' with Jesus? Or do we need to hear his call again and re-position ourselves to receive from him.

Andy brings us the story of Mary Magdalene - a dedicated follower of Jesus, financial supporter of his ministry, and a witness to His crucifixion, burial and resurrection. Mary turns upside down some traditional views of women in the church, and shows what it means to live free of the past. We can all be challenged by her amazing example of faithfulness and courage - and encouraged by where it led her.

Paul explains Mary Magdalene's central role in the accounts of the Resurrection, Many might think she was the least likely person to announce the Good News first, and therefore to launch 2,000 years of Christian witness, but in fact she was one of the most devoted and brave of the disciples (male and female) and consequently a role model for us today.