The twelve disciples.  Perhaps because we feel we know them well, 
    we can sometimes overlook the obvious fact that they were just 
    twelve normal people like us.  Yes, they saw and heard some amazing 
    things, but like us they also made mistakes sometimes, spoke without 
    thinking on occasion, and took a while to learn the lessons Jesus 
    was teaching them.  As we revisit incidents in the lives of these 
    twelve men, maybe we'll learn more about ourselves and become better 
    equipped to be modern-day disciples of the same unchanging Lord Jesus.| Date | Title | Passage | Speaker | Listen | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 8 2023 | Andrew: Bringing others to Jesus | John 1:35-42 | Matt Bater | MP3 | 
| Jan 15 | Simon Peter: Defending (and rebuking) the Saviour | Mark 1:16-20, 8:27-38 | Clover Todman | MP3 | 
| Jan 22 | Matthew: Drawing in the outcast | Matthew 9:9-13 | Nigel White | MP3 | 
| Jan 29 | James: Hating our enemies | Luke 9:51-56; Acts 12:1-2 | Chris Martin | MP3 | 
| Feb 5 | Philip: Learning to trust | John 6:1-13 | Howard Jackson | MP3 | 
| Feb 19 | John: Seeking to be the greatest | Matthew 20:20-28 | Steve Loader | MP3 | 
| Feb 26 | Thomas: Leaving doubt behind | John 20:19-29 | Jonathan Steeds | MP3 | 
| Mar 5 | Nathanael: Developing spiritual insight | John 1:43-51 | Adam Rose | MP3 | 
| Mar 19 | Judas Iscariot: Turning away | Matthew 26:14-30, 47-50; 27:1-10 | Paul Brind | MP3 | 
| Mar 26 | Three Others: Faithful to the end | Luke 18:18-30 | Andy Battle | MP3 |