Sermons

Paul’s letter to Titus may not seem at first glance the ideal place to go for a message about Christmas. After all there is no mention in it about Jesus’

Today, the sermon is simply based on the theme of Joy following the order for each Sunday of Advent. In this light, there are few passages as fitting as the

Today, the sermon is simply based on the theme of Joy following the order for each Sunday of Advent. In this light, there are few passages as fitting as the

The writer of the gospel according to St. John who most scholars believe to be Jesus’ beloved disciple and the brother of James, introduces us to an intriguing meeting and

Last week’s message focused on what is salt and light to the world and how we as Christians must see ourselves as the salt of the earth and the light

Our text for today comes from the well-known section of St. Matthew’s gospel which is commonly known as the Sermon on the Mount. For a start, this is a bit

 Last week we reflected from Psalm 27 about finding our safety in God in a time when there is much happening around us to feel particularly insecure and unsafe. Today

We live in a world where there is much happening around us to make us feel insecure and unsafe. For each of us, different situations or happenings cause different feelings

The gospel of John gives a different account from the Synoptic gospels about the calling of Jesus’ first disciples. It is accepted by all of the gospels that Peter and

All three Synoptic Gospels, that is to say Matthew, Mark and Luke record a version of the event known to us as the Baptism of Jesus. John mentions the ministry

 In the Christian Church year today is recognized as the Sunday before Epiphany or Epiphany Sunday. What is Epiphany? The word epiphany actually means manifestation or a sudden revelation. Other