Monthly Archives: March 2026

True Power: A Reflection for Holy Week (Tuesday 31st March 2026)

Posted on March 31, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

God will judge the arrogantly powerful in this world; he will judge you too. Never forget you have tremendous power over those nearest you. Continue reading →

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Keep ‘Er Lit in the Face of Armageddon: A Reflection for Holy Week (Monday 30th March 2026)

Posted on March 30, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

In the face of nuclear war, genetic modification, and artificial intelligence, the Last Judgement by Christ seems like a hopeful possibility. Continue reading →

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The Madness of Mobs: Sermon Preached on 29nd March 2026 (Palm Sunday)

Posted on March 29, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

Lindy Chamberlain, Christopher Jefferies, and the crowd that cried “Crucify Him”—Palm Sunday reveals humanity’s darkest impulses. Continue reading →

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Stinking Lazarus and Dry Bones: Sermon Preached on 22nd March 2026 (Passion Sunday)

Posted on March 22, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

Smell triggers our earliest memories and provokes powerful emotions; few things top the disgust we feel when we smell a decaying body. Continue reading →

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Anglicanism’s “Schrödinger’s Schism”

Posted on March 13, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

African Christians are less hostile to women priests than homosexuality; there is no schism due to this and Anglicanism churches’ autonomy. Continue reading →

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A Tart with A Heart: Sermon Preached on 8th March 2026 (Third Sunday of Lent)

Posted on March 8, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

Those who consider themselves God’s chosen ones can be full of complaining and faithlessness while those considered faithless see His grace. Continue reading →

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Discovering Anglicanism – Ecclesiology at Lambeth Conferences 1867–1998

Posted on March 4, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

I have another academic paper published, this one in Cambridge University Press’ Ecclesiastical Law Journal Continue reading →

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Was Nicodemus a Bit Thick?: Sermon Preached on 1st March 2026 (Second Sunday of Lent)

Posted on March 1, 2026 by Gerry Lynch

Paul’s letters can sometimes seem confusing, but they actually upend conventional morality and teach us we don’t have to earn God’s love. Continue reading →

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