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Author Archives: Gerry Lynch
Modern Medes and Parthians (Pentecost, 8 June 2025)
Despite persecution and even martyrdom, the Church in Iran has grown rapidly in recent decades. Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Evangelism, sermon
Tagged evangelism, iran, martyrs, pentecost, religious persecution
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Fake Miracles and True Love (The Sunday After Ascension, 1st June 2025)
Preached at Christ Church, Worton Readings – Acts 16. 16-34; Luke 17. 20-26 “I … will continue to make you known in order that the love you have for me may be in them…” When I was in my mid-teens … Continue reading
The Feast of Waiting Patiently: (Ascension Thursday, 29th May 2025)
Ascension teaches us to be less dogmatic and self-certain; a feast of waiting patiently and giving God the space to lead us deeper into the mystery of His truth. Continue reading
Happy to See Me Dead?: (Sixth Sunday of Easter: 25th May 2025)
Of course we mourn those we love who die; but we trust that Christ has opened the way to eternal life for those who trust Him Continue reading
Lizards for Lunch! (Fifth Sunday of Easter: 18th May 2025)
We need rules; but we’re all very keen on rules we have no intention of breaking being enforced, even as we try to wriggle out of the rules we dislike. Continue reading
OK, Sheeple! (Fourth Sunday of Easter: 11th May 2025)
We no longer trust our leaders but, although we kid ourselves otherwise, we’re mostly quite conformist; we’re like sheep without a shepherd. Continue reading
We’re Suspicious of a St Peter—(Third Sunday of Easter: 4th May 2025)
We all love someone who used to be an enemy turning to our side. It’s harder to accept someone who let the side down. Continue reading
Forgiveness and Repentance: (Second Sunday of Easter: 27th April 2025)
Christians aren’t perfect, and many others are truly holy: but will our society revert to ancient savagery without Christianity? Continue reading
The Last Enemy to Be Destroyed Is Death (Easter Day: 20th April 2025)
We all know that once you die, that’s it. Don’t we? Continue reading
God is Always With Us: A Reflection for Holy Week (Wednesday 16th April 2025)
The Christ who breaks bread with the disciples is the same God cries out “My God, why have you forsaken me” on the Cross. Continue reading
