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What if God was One of Us?: Sermon Preached on 1st February 2026 (Candlemas)

Candlemas celebrates two things—Mary and Joseph’s faithfulness, and Simeon recognising that Christ would bring light to the whole human race. Continue reading

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Only Human: Sermon Preached on 24th December 2025 (Midnight Mass)

Preached at Holy Cross, Seend Readings – Isaiah 9. 2, 6-7; John 1. 1-14 “the Word became flesh and lived among us”       “I’m only human.” It’s a phrase we usually offer by way of an apology—as if being human was … Continue reading

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Would God Wind You Up?: Sermon Preached on 20th July 2025 (Fifth Sunday After Trinity)

If Jesus truly is God made man, then God has an acute sense of humour! Continue reading

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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

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The Tough Message of Mother’s Day: Sermon Preached on 30th March 2025 (Mothering Sunday)

Underneath the boxes of chocolates and posies of flowers, Mother’s Day has a tough message of pain, forgiveness and love. Continue reading

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Our Mucky Humanity: Sermon Preached on 19th March 2023 (Fourth Sunday of Lent)

God out of this word? In the person of Jesus, He wasn’t afraid of a bit of spit and mud Continue reading

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Good Enough As We Are: Sermon Preached on 24th December 2022 (Midnight Mass)

When we lose faith in God, we end up with unrealistic demands on ourselves. Continue reading

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