What would you do if you found yourself face to face with Jesus? Pilate found himself all alone with Jesus. What did he do? He chose to walk away. How can we learn from Pilate and not make the same mistake.

As Jesus is tried there are three answers to the Father’s will. “No”, “Yes and No” and “Yes”. Jesus’ “Yes” changes the world and your “Yes” can change it too.

Bishop Viv gives her insight into John's Gospel on the night Jesus was betrayed. Jesus asked the question "who are you looking for?" Do we ask ourselves the same question? Who do we seek? Who do we find? and What Do We See in Jesus?

Jesus washes the Disciples feet and then tells them to do the same. Could you wash someone's feet if you knew they were about to betray you? Jesus shows us how we can.

At times it feels like everything is being shaken and we become unsure in our lives and culture. We have a choice to make, we can try and fix things ourselves or place our trust in Jesus. Which will we do?

This is a story of extravagant, uninhibited worship. It is an outpouring of love that is likely to have made people feel very uncomfortable at the time.

What does uninhibited worship look like in our imagination? This passage challenges us to strive for that.