Sermons

The prophet Isaiah who is regarded as one of Israel’s greatest prophets, lived and prophesied in the eighth century B.C. at a time when Judah and its sister nation Israel

Paul’s letter to the Colossians is believed by most scholars to have been written about A.D. 61 to address a developing problem in the church. Paul neither founded nor visited

We humans are extremely predictable in a lot of ways. Most of the time we are predictable in the wrong ways too. The incident in St. Matthew’s gospel which is

Today’s message is about the choices we have to face on a daily basis and how we prioritise the right or most important things in our lives. The text is

I am reasonably confident that this parable of the Good Samaritan is well-known to many people, even those who would not regard themselves to be deeply knowledgeable about the Bible.

The Psalms, which were written over a very long time, very likely over several centuries, is regarded by many as the most complete and diverse book of the Hebrew scriptures.

As I prepared this message for today focusing on the idea of good and bad fruit, I could not help but relive an experience many years ago as a young

Today’s message comes from the gospel of St. Luke which gives us another account of Jesus getting some people upset, while seemingly doing something good or beneficial to others. This

A few years ago when the #me too movement became extremely popular following the arrest and incarceration of several high profile individuals because of their alleged abuse of women, the

Today is perhaps the most important day in the life of the Church because it is the day we commemorate that first Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended on all

Our message for today from the gospel of St. John chapter five is one that will give hope to many persons who find that they have been waiting a long

Have you ever been so hungry that you could literally eat a horse? Most times when we hear that term it usually refers to the amount of food that one