Latest Sermons

The holidays are over. It’s time to return to work or school or university or to whatever normal life looks like for you.

A British preacher went to visit the United States. She’d prepared a careful three-point sermon on the subject of the word ‘But.’

May I speak in the name of the living God who is Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Tonight we celebrate one of the greatest mysteries of all time.
And many of us will mark this mystery by the giving and receiving of gifts.

When you sit down to try think about what to get your friends, family and colleagues for Christmas you realise there’s one person it’s impossible to buy a present for, because they don’t really have interests or their interests are so obscure you have no idea what will please them.

I wonder how you feel about your body.

I wonder what your favourite film of all time is? One of the top of my list would have to be Ken Loach’s Kes.

The words ‘Lighten our darkness’ begin one of the best-known prayers in the English language.

It’s coming home, it’s coming home, it’s coming…Football’s coming home

Black Friday, (in America the day after Thanksgiving), has become the feast of shopping. This year it it falls just a couple of weeks before this country goes to the polls.