The Dead are Raised!

To read last Sunday's Sermon for All Saints Sunday, please click here

The Blind Receive Their Sight

Do you find the Bible a perplexing and difficult read? Do you sometimes feel guilty that you don't pick it up often enough. You are not alone! To think more about this important spiritual subject, please read tomorrow morning's sermon, by clicking here.

I hope it helps!

Divorce

Please click here to read tomorrow's sermon on the hot topic of divorce. And then comment...please! (For the record, I welcome and enthusiastically engage in debate!)

Harvest Reflections

Last Sunday we held our Harvest Festival service. Here is the sermon I preached - with some reflections about the meaning of Harvest - especially to us city dwellers. (This is a somewhat longer reflection than I actually preached - Due to time constraints, this is the un-edited version!). To read the sermon, please click here.

Who is the Greatest?

Here's a sermon from a couple of weeks ago that I have only just got round to publishing. My apologies to regular readers! To read "Who is the Greatest?", please click here.

Children and Dogs

To read this week's sermon - called "Children and Dogs", please click here

The Good Samaritan

If you want to read the nub of today's sermon, please click here. It is not precisely what I said - as I departed from the script a little in response to a wonderful gift we received this morning (a new tapestry-hanging). Enjoy!

The Bread of Life

Last Sunday I preached about the hope of Resurrection that Christians share, following the funeral of Rob Townsend. To read the sermon, please click here

Ecclesiastical Musings

After a relaxing holiday in Scotland (over the last couple of weeks) today's sermon focused on some of the differences between the Church of Scotland and the Church of England. To read it, please click here.

Sex and Seduction

Here's a link to last Sunday's sermon - based on the story of the beheading of John the Baptist. It is called Sex and Seduction! Juicy stuff. Comments very welcome as always!