Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

In my sermon last Sunday, I spoke about the prevailing attitudes in the Church of England and questioned whether the current secular business model, woke agenda driven road the Church seems intent of following at the present time was the road the Church ought to be on. I asked whether this road would actually solveContinue reading “Sermon: 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Trinity 4) 27th June, 2021”

It can’t have escaped anyone’s notice that for many years now the Church has been adopting an increasingly secular business model of operating. One way we see this in the way the Church treats and staffs parishes. When a parish church goes into interregnum these days, there’s no guarantee that it will get another parishContinue reading “Sermon: 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Trinity 3) 20th June, 2021”

In our reading from 2 Corinthians this morning, we find St Paul discussing one of what we might call his favourite themes, which is his anthropology, his understanding of humanity, of what it means to be a human being. It would be very simple to say that St Paul has a dualistic understanding of humanContinue reading “Sermon: 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Trinity 2) 13th June, 2021”