Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

When we come to Church to worship and praise God, one of the ways we do those things is by acclaiming his Son, Jesus Christ, as our Lord and Saviour. And it’s quite right that we should do that because that’s what Jesus is. But as we read the Gospels, it’s quite apparent that JesusContinue reading “Sermon for the 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Trinity 2) 18th June 2023”

One of my favourite stories about Trinity Sunday, which we celebrate today, concerns a sermon, of sorts, that a priest once preached on this day many years ago. It seems, he climbed into the pulpit, crossed himself and began; “The Trinity is a great mystery of the Christian faith – and I think we shouldContinue reading “Sermon for Trinity Sunday 4th June 2023”

When I first started thinking about my sermon for this morning, I did think of perhaps starting by asking you to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ because today, the day of Pentecost, is, as I’m sure many of you will know, the day that many people regard as the Church’s birthday. We regard Pentecost as the Church’sContinue reading “Sermon for Pentecost 28th May 2023”