02 Sep Sermon for the 13th Sunday after Trinity, Year A
We are called to follow, not to lead. We are not supposed to tell God what to do. We are asked to...
We are called to follow, not to lead. We are not supposed to tell God what to do. We are asked to...
Jesus says, “Come.” Come with your history. Come with your questions. Come with your failures. Come with the things you are proud of and...
Two of today’s readings – from I Kings and Matthew – deal with responses to threat, and not the responses of the...
We seem to have lost, at least to some extent, the ability to see the meaning of things. Quoting...
I rejoice that in this diocese, and in our own day, the relations between the two Religious Communities in Worcestershire...
‘Abundant life’ isn’t about exotic holidays or doing wild and fantastic things, but perhaps more about our capacity to throw...
Jesus’ invitation is to be curious about the other person....
As disciples, then, we are those who “abide” in Jesus, in his love, and in his word, and we are...
It is so important and life-giving to train ourselves to be on the alert to the gift God is giving...
As we journey towards the Ascension and then to Pentecost, we are reminded of how Jesus lives in us and...