Bishop Dominic Walker, St Mary’s Monmouth 24.02.19

Every time I have visited the Holy Land I have seen new places – or familiar places but in a new way. Until last December, I had never seen the Sea of Galilee as anything but sunny and calm surrounded by beautiful mountains. Last time however, I saw it with the wind blowing, the rain pouring down and the waves looking angry.

Bishop Dominic, St Mary’s Church on January 19th
We have tended to understand that in moral terms so that we must repent of our sins,
and that then leads to the thorny question that arises from today’s
gospel. If Jesus was sinless, then why did he need to undergo a baptism of repentance?

Sermon by the Rev’d Janet Bromley at St Thomas’ Overmonnow, January 2019.

Read Fr David’s sermon from 19th August

Read Bishop Dominc’s Sermon from the Group Eucharist, Sunday 29th July

Sermon preached by Fr David at St Thomas’ Church on Sunday 27th May

Sermon by Fr David McGladdery
The one who turned round and went back to Jesus – that one knew Jesus had more to give. Nine had been given their lives back, but only one was made whole by the total love received by coming into Jesus’ presence.

Sermon delivered at St Mary’s Priory Church

Fr David’s sermon Christmas 2016
Yes, the Christmas story is about chaos and mess – but it is also a story about the need to recognise hope in humility.

Fr David’s Sermon, 4th Sunday of Advent 2016
It matters how we depict people associated with our faith story. It matters how we depict Mary, and Jesus and Joseph.