Neil Dawson

Jesus answered this by calling himself the Bread of Life. What could this mean?

Shepherds in the Bible were at the bottom rung of the societal ladder. But they were the first to see God incarnate.

Peace inspires action, care, resilience and reconciliation.

Hope is the place where God makes all things right.

Inspired by Peter and John, how can we see others through Jesus’ eyes?

Considering not just what we believe, but how we believe.

Understanding the impact of our speech and how aligning our words with God's heart can transform our relationships and communities.

Understanding the role of prayer in ushering in God's transformative work and responding to His call for bold faith.

We are called to speak with grace and care, recognizing the power of our words to either uplift or harm.

Jesus invites us to trust and depend on God like children, embracing all people as made in His image, without judgment or division.

Unity, hope, and action in the pursuit of justice and equality, drawing lessons from the past to inspire a better future.

Neville tells us why his chosen song means so much to him.