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God can be found in the providing of hospitality to strangers and in those times when we are open to the hospitality of others. (Third...

This week (Second Sunday after Pentecost, or Proper 5 [10]) we begin a season of reading St Paul and his letter to the Romans. It is...

The Trinity is something we can get ourselves in a knot over. I have certainly wrestled with the idea and construction of the Trinity....

Here we are – Pentecost (Acts 2:1-21; Psalm 104:26-36; 1 Corinthians 12:1-13; and John 20:19-23), the culmination of the Easter season....

If we have the ears to hear all the readings this week we might be equally excited and disturbed, enthused and exhausted, hopeful and...

In a powerful and profound theological statement - and maybe one of the boldest pitches ever delivered by a missionary - Paul turns up in...

How curious to have readings (Easter Five. John 14:1-14; Acts 7:55-60; Psalm 31:1-5, 17-18; and 1 Peter 2:11-25.) about death and a...

The season of Easter is a time to explore what it means to be resurrection people, of what it means to belong to and follow the risen...

The story of the Emmaus Road walk (Easter Three. Luke 24:13-35) is so powerful, inviting, recognisable on so many levels. This and other...

Not only is Thomas maligned by being remembered as “Doubting Thomas” but the nature of faith and spiritual growth is misrepresented!...

Christ is risen, he is risen indeed. Alleluia! Today is such a joyous day and such a blessed relief. After the long slow build up of Lent...

With the dawn of the risen sun we are invited into a time of new beginnings, of renewal, of the return of the light after even the...