Blog - Day: August 24, 2022

One of Jesus’ many titles is the Lion and the Lamb, and he appears in both the Old and New Testaments.

Modern Masks We All Wear: A Deeper Look In Mark 10:17–31, t

Isaiah 60: A Light in the Long Twilight An Evensong Homily Did your parents ever tell you in the mornings to ‘rise and shine’, rather than

The Illusions we Hide Behind Basic human nature is fascinating, and timeless too, and I don’t believe it has changed that much in the last

Jesus met the Disciples in their Emptiness and Despair;  so too, He meets us in our Emptiness and Despair today In both Luke 5 and

The Two Invitations in Proverbs 9 offer Wisdom’s Call and Folly’s Trap ‘Wisdom has built her house; she has set up its seven pillars. She

A short story inspired by James 3, captures the tension between the power of the tongue and the heart’s responsibility.

By finding forgiveness in our hearts we are refusing to allow our own future lives to be determined by the evil that someone else has done.

God understands that we all get in a muddle at times in life, but his eternal plan offers a way out to spiritual riches.

Pentecost is a Holy Gift, offered to a World Crying out for Purpose, for Clarity, for Hope. It offers the ultimate freedom for those who accept it.

No storm in our lives is ever too big for God to handle, with Him in our lives we can ride the waves of any tsunami.

Find out how to find true peace by handing your problems over to Jesus.

Peter was not perfect, as Christ is, but Jesus chose him to lead the Church despite his many flaws. So too our flaws are overlooked as we share our faith with others.

A reflection on the 80th Anniversary of the death of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (9th April 1945- 2025) alongside the gospel reading for that day from John

Jesus the Good Shepherd loves all his sheep and cares for them. The sheep are a metaphor for his followers (His flock) and it is

A sermon on Christ’s Transfiguration delivered on the last Sunday before Lent at an All Age service.