Sermons
St Luke balances stories of men with stories about women and this morning we heard the story of the woman who was bent double and had been like that for 18 years. Sermon by Bishop Dominic
Read MoreSermon by Rev Janet Bromley, Sunday 26th May 2019 St Thomas
…But is this telling us the truth about God’s healing power – is it intermittent – only there for those who can beat the queue?
Archdeacon Ambrose Mason, at St Thomas’ Church 16th June 2019.
This Sunday our Readings tell us quite a lot about God and we are given some insights into him as God-who-is-three-persons.
Sermon by Bishop Dominic Walker at St Mary’s, 7th April 2019 on the Anointing at Bethany (John 12:8)
Read MoreBishop Dominic Walker, St Thomas’ 17th February, 2019
Today’s Gospel is a summery of this world turned upside down and the words are familiar because they echo the teaching from the Sermon on the Mount with a series of Blessing (Beatitudes) and Woes.
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.
Read MoreBishop 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 MoreRead Fr David’s sermon from 19th August
Read MoreRead Bishop Dominc’s Sermon from the Group Eucharist, Sunday 29th July
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