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The Advent of a Journey: Sermon Preached on 1st December 2024 (Advent Sunday)

One distinct thing about Luke’s Gospel is the way it presents our lives as a grand journey. Continue reading

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David Could be A Bad ‘Un: Sermon Preached on 28th July 2024 (Ninth Sunday After Trinity)

That David could be a right stinker. But, then again, can’t we all sometimes? Continue reading

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Cow Parsley and Heaven: Sermon Preached on 2nd June 2024 (Second Sunday after Trinity)

Thinking too highly of ourselves means we risk missing forest for the trees when reading Scripture. Continue reading

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Jesus Making Us Uncomfortable: Sermon Preached on 20th August 2023 (11th Sunday After Trinity)

The story of Jesus and the Canaanite woman makes us uncomfortable; stick with the discomfort. Continue reading

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The Power of Names

God knows each of us by name, even if the world deems us worthless or worthy of destruction Continue reading

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Crumbling Empires and Eternal Bliss: Sermon Preached at St John’s, Devizes, Sunday 21st November 2021 (Christ the King)

I grew up when mighty empires crumbled in a matter of years; what does that tell us about the current crisis in the West, and following Christ as our King? Continue reading

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Blogging Staggers Day One: Praying With the Lepers

The Bartlemas Chapel – a name that sounds like something out of Dickens, and the chapel felt like something from a disappeared world as well. A few hundred metres down a laneway from the noise and bustle of the Cowley … Continue reading

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