Soon after Jesus' death and resurrection a scholar named Paul joined the disciples and became a follower of Jesus' Way. In a letter that he wrote to the christians in a small town in Turkey he described Jesus as "The image of the invisible God". Why did those followers of a dead preacher give him such outlandish titles and accolades? What evidence is there that Jesus was any different to any who have lived before or after him? Why do so many people still live their lives believing Jesus' words "I have come so that you might live life in all it's fulness"?
To explore this question and other Questions of Faith more deeply why not visit www.ALPHA.org and perhaps even join an Alpha course this autumn and meet new friends. For more information visit https://www.sandyparishchurch.org
