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Following Jesus is never predictable, neat and tidy. Mary discovered that when God shows up things start to get messy, but also that when life is messy God shows up.

We all need support structures or a framework to help us grow and thrive as disciples of Jesus.

As apprentices of Jesus we have been given the assignment of announcing the good news and the coming of his kingdom.

Are you a Jesus fan or a Jesus follower? Are you serious about being apprenticed to Jesus? Who do YOU say he is?

God is calling us to fall into line following Jesus: keeping in step with the Spirit, not being distracted or moving at a different pace.

The second half of Exodus covers the formation of God's chosen people into his new community, but there are some initial lessons to be learnt. There are three tests: a listening test, a loyalty test and a leadership test.

The resurrection brings hope and a fresh start. Jesus never gave up on Peter, who was transformed by the love and belief of his Rabbi into a pillar of the early church.

Jesus says he 'eagerly desires' to spend time with his friends, and he invites you. Will you accept his invitation?

The most vital thing we can do is to sit at the feet of Jesus, spending time with him and abiding in him.

A life following Jesus, in which we hear his words and put them into practice, requires discipline.