Author Archives: Gerry Lynch

Death and Our Troubled Times: Sermon Preached on 17th March 2024 (Passion Sunday)

On a long enough timeline the survival rate for everything drops to zero: but Christ’s sacrifice was a divine action, and lasts forever. Continue reading

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Church Times: Prayer Book can bridge class divides

The Prayer Book’s language conjures a beauty that touches the heart, and yet still feeds the intellect. Continue reading

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Motherhood and Apple Pie: Sermon Preached on 10th March 2024 (Mothering Sunday)

This is motherhood at its rawest—Mary watches Christ, even speaks with Christ, as He is put to death Continue reading

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We Preach Christ Crucified: Sermon Preached on 3rd March 2024 (Third Sunday in Lent)

Wisdom, like beauty, is a bit ambiguous, with a dark side as well as a divine one; and frankly Jesus sometimes seems nuts rather than wise. Continue reading

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Losing Your Life: Sermon Preached on 25th February 2024 (Second Sunday in Lent)

The Devil promises we can have both it all if we have enough power: but most people with power abuse it. Continue reading

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Choose Your Story: Sermon Preached on 18th February 2024 (First Sunday in Lent)

Christianity embraces that all things must die, and new life follows; Communism and Capitalism instead adopt the cancer cell as their model for human development. Continue reading

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Is Lent What You Do?: Sermon Preached on 14th February 2024 (Ash Wednesday)

Good works are good, but we lose much of the richness of the Christian faith if we reduce it to a religion of good works. Continue reading

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The Transfiguration of Technology: Sermon Preached on 11th February 2024 (Sunday Before Lent)

We seem to be hardwired to giving more credibility to information that comes from a screen than things we hear in-person from other people, or even things we see directly with our own eyes. Continue reading

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Christianity is Strange: Sermon Preached on 4th February 2024 (Second Sunday Before Lent)

Christianity is a very weird belief system. Only the way it has dominated our mindsets for over a thousand years obscures that. Continue reading

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Fragments of Wisdom: Sermon Preached on Sunday 7th January 2024 (The Epiphany)

To fall down and worship Christ is, for many, something comes at the end of a long and arduous journey. Continue reading

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