I bought an Advent calendar the other day. Not the chocolate kind, as nice as that would be, it’s one…

When Paul wrote to the Colossians he was writing to people he had never met in a place he had…

Much of what Isaiah said to the people of Israel was calling for correction of their idolatry and their selfishness.…

When I last wrote a reflection, I was waiting for a friend to finish having the medical tests she needed…

How do we understand All Saints Day & what in the readings help us live out your faith? There is…

George got up early to pray, as was his custom, and was not prepared to start his busy day until…

Have you ever said, “O how I love this or that”. It might be a football team, a particular food…

We all know the verses in Jeremiah 29:11 that talk about God’s promise to the people in exile in Babylon…

Our psalm this Sunday is Psalm 137. This psalm is written by those carried off into exile in Babylon after…

This week we continue walking with Jeremiah. In this reading, Jeremiah 32, in the middle of the siege on Jerusalem,…

As we come back into the rhythm of the lectionary having finished our series on Zechariah, we enter the world…

Today, with the death of Charlie Kirk, I’ve been reflecting on the impact of one life on the world. Our…

This week’s Gospel reading is one of the most challenging passages in the Gospel of Luke. The call to be…

As I reflect on this week’s Gospel reading I find myself also reflecting on the polarising effect of the marches…

Many years ago I was working at a large public hospital as an RN on the oncology and haematology ward.…

Over many years I have had cause to walk alongside people of all walks of life. I have known those…

My grandfather was a short stocky man with a wicked sense of humour. Pictures of him as a young man…

In our Gospel reading for today is the ‘parable of the rich fool’. Looking at where it is set in…

Luke’s version of the Lord’s prayer is in our gospel reading this Sunday. Jesus is asked to teach his disciples…

Sunday’s gospel, Luke 10:38-42 is one of my favourites. This beautifully simple recollection of Jesus’ ministry is set at the…

This Sunday we will begin a new sermon series in our morning services on the book of Zechariah. One of…

Most people are familiar with today’s reading about how Naaman, the commander of the Aramean army, was healed of leprosy.…

In 2 Kings 2, the great prophet Elijah recognises the Lord is calling him home and makes the journey to…

Elijah was the greatest of the prophets, calling down fire from heaven, and standing up against Jezebel, the wife of…

Have you ever been in a situation where everyone around you has an opinion about something which is very important…

Over the Easter season we have been exploring how the early Christians learned to listen to the voice of God…

Over the years I’ve been fascinated by volcanoes. I loved visiting Pompeii last year, and it was a treat to…

For centuries humanity has tried to find meaning and direction through all sorts of natural and unnatural means. We are…

Have you ever asked a group of Year 6 children what they wanted to be when they grew up? The…

As we continue our series in Acts, we move to the aftermath of Peter and John’s first arrest for proclaiming…

This Sunday we begin a series in the Acts of the Apostles which will focus on the way the early…

One of the things I love about this church is that it was built and paid for by the faithful…

When I was a child we used to wake up to Easter eggs on the end of our bed on…

This Sunday we begin Holy Week with an outdoor service. It has its challenges, but to be able to show…