Bob Dylan put it simply. “It might be the devil or it might be the Lord but you’ve gotta serve somebody”. Pilate has a problem. He knows Jesus should be freed, but there is the crowd and there is Caesar. Who will he serve? What lessons for us about who we are serving in our everyday lives.

Sim and James talk about Sunday’s all-age gathering on fasting and repentance where we filled a big box with the stuff of our lives and some water and tried to make sense of what God wants for us.

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.