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For the last few weeks we have been exploring the freedom that is ours in Christ particularly focusing on St Paul’s understanding. And...

The story of the prophet Elijah and the passing on of the prophet’s mantle to Elisha is not only exciting but speaks into our own time...

As we are about to hear from St Paul over the next few months, and in particular his letter to the Galatians for the next few weeks, I...

To talk about God as Trinity is to accept an impossible challenge. And yet one worth doing for it reminds us how mysterious, beyond...

We tend to celebrate Pentecost as the birthday of the church and it is as good a day as any to do so. Many of us also reflect at this...

The time between Ascension and Pentecost can be a time of hope and anxiety, of absence and anticipation, of liminal or pregnant space. It...

And Jesus said: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be...

We have some incredibly encouraging and challenging readings this week (Easter Five. Acts 11:1-18; Psalm 148; Revelation 21:1-6; and John...

“I heard the voice of Jesus say, ‘Come unto me and rest’ ...” This is one of my favourite hymns and it has been in my mind all week as I...

Jesus asks Peter three times “Do you love me?” Not “Let’s work on your theology and right understanding” or “right moral code”. But the...

When Jesus was resurrected his wounds did not disappear. Thomas was invited to place his hands in the wound in his side, the wounds in...

Over the Three Great Days I am reflecting on Three Perspectives of the Divine’s Love for us. On Easter Day we consider the perspective of...