Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

Holy Week is always a very moving time of the year for Christians. It can’t really be anything else because, as we remember and commemorate the events of the last week of our Lord’s earthly life, they remind us of just how much Jesus suffered for our sake and the depth of the Father’s loveContinue reading “Sermon: Palm Sunday 28th March, 2021”

This morning’s Gospel reading marks a pivotal moment in St John’s account of Jesus’ mission and ministry. But if we take this reading at face value, it probably seems anything but that. In fact, taken at face value, it seems a rather strange story. To recap. Some Greeks want to see Jesus but, instead ofContinue reading “Sermon: Fifth Sunday of Lent, 21st March 2021”

One of the mysteries of what we might call the Christian era is the extent to which the Church has been persecuted throughout its existence. And it is a mystery. The Christian faith is about love of others. It’s about agape love, which I spoke about recently, loving, not in order to be loved inContinue reading “Sermon: Fourth Sunday of Lent (Mothering Sunday) 14th March, 2021”