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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...

Good Friday is maybe the hardest day for people of faith. The horror of our Beloved being betrayed, denied, abandoned, tried and tortured...

The Three Great Days of Easter are traditionally celebrated as a single service of worship. This year I am reflecting on Maundy Thursday,...

As Jesus gets closer to Jerusalem there is an increasing sense of destiny and urgency whirling around the Teacher and his disciples. And...

Are you ready to hear that we, that you, are precious, beloved, delighted in, worthy of the best wine, desired in sacred union with the...

At the end of a year in which we have seen terrible war, the politics of hate and division, natural disasters, climate change spiralling...

Dear companions on the way, Here we are at that curious and demanding time for those who follow the Christ as we wind to the end of an...

The language of kingship makes many of us uncomfortable. Christ the King, or Reign of Christ, is a relatively new celebration within the...

We come at last to the end of our exploration of Jesus as the Bread of Life in the gospel of John (Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost....

We now enter our fourth week of reflecting on Jesus as the Bread of Life. We have left literal bread a long way behind us and are now...

Last week we began the exploration of Jesus as the bread of life by reflecting on the fullness of God – the great enoughness out of which...

And so we begin a five week “detour” from Mark to explore in some depth the understanding that Jesus is the Bread of Life. (Tenth Sunday...