Sermons

Isaiah 40:12-17, 27-end; 2 Cor. 13:11-end and Matt 28:16-20 Our first lesson today came from the book of Isaiah, and originally was addressed to the […]

REFLECTION: 1 Corinthians 12:3b-13 The city of Corinth in antiquity was big, bold and successful.  It was a crossing point for trade routes between east […]

On Thursday we celebrated Ascension Day, although with the current need for social distancing there would have been few if any gatherings for services on […]

REFLECTION – Acts of the Apostles, 17: 22-31; John, ch. 14: 15-21 St Paul had gone to Athens on one of the many journeys he […]

My goodness! As I reflected on this morning’s readings I thought, “Where to start?”  There is so much which speaks to our present situation, and […]

Today we’ve had the reading from St John’s gospel which shows us an image of Jesus as a shepherd.  It is a popular and lovely […]

Saint Luke is a skilful story teller, who can grab our attention and draw us along with him through his often-breathless accounts of the adventures […]

It was in Jerusalem at Pentecost, that, with a sound like a rushing wind, the Holy Spirit came in tongues of fire to the apostles.  […]

For many years I have found Holy Saturday, [the day after Good Friday] particularly difficult. After the long climb through Lent into Holy Week, with […]

I can’t now remember how old I was when I first read the Passion narrative – the suffering of Jesus from his arrest on Maunday […]