Catching up on some sermon blogging again:
Sunday 16 November 2008 - No Buried Treasure
Sunday 23 November 2008 - Sharing our Gospel
I didn't have to preach today as I got to hear the new Bishop of Worcester, John Inge preach at St. Peter's Church Birchen Coppice. when Foley Park Methodist Church joined with all the churches in the Kidderminster West Parish for a united 'Fifth Sunday Worship' service. Hopefully, more about the Bishop's sermon later in another blog post.
Showing posts with label Matthew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matthew. Show all posts
30 November 2008
25 June 2008
Sermon Blogging
Catching up again on sermon blogging:
Labels:
1 Corinthians,
discipleship,
Forgiveness,
Kingdom of God,
Matthew,
peace,
Sermon,
spiritual gifts
18 May 2008
Sermon Blogging
Catching up on my sermon blogging:
A sermon for the 6th Sunday of Easter: Not a Private Kingdom
A sermon for Pentecost Sunday: Pentecost Mission
A sermon for Trinity Sunday: Trinity and Community
A sermon for the 6th Sunday of Easter: Not a Private Kingdom
A sermon for Pentecost Sunday: Pentecost Mission
A sermon for Trinity Sunday: Trinity and Community
Labels:
Acts,
Community,
Holy Spirit,
John,
Kingdom of God,
Matthew,
mimetic desire,
mission,
Pentecost,
Sermon,
trinity
14 April 2008
Sermon Blogging
I've posted recent sermons on my sermon blog:
- The Good News of the Resurrection
- A Baptism Sermon
- The Good Shepherd Leads Us, a sermon for Vocations Sunday
Labels:
1 John,
baptism,
change,
Easter,
good shepherd,
John,
Matthew,
Resurrection,
Sermon,
vocation
21 January 2008
Prayers for Christian Unity
I love our week of Prayers for Christian Unity. A service is held in five churches in the town over the week and each service has a visiting preacher, so no one preaches in his or her own church. Four of these services are lunch-time services and we all share a simple meal afterwards.
Today, I preached at the town-centre Anglican church. I was totally chuffed that two members of the Anglican parish in my neighbourhood turned up to the service saying 'We came here to show our support for you.' Lovely. Ecumenism at the ground level.
Here is my sermon.
Oh, and on the subject of singing hymns that everyone knows, when we came to sing the last hymn, someone raised his hand and said 'Would you like organ accompaniment with that?' I joked that it never occurred to me to think that there would be an organist in the congregation.
Today, I preached at the town-centre Anglican church. I was totally chuffed that two members of the Anglican parish in my neighbourhood turned up to the service saying 'We came here to show our support for you.' Lovely. Ecumenism at the ground level.
Here is my sermon.
Oh, and on the subject of singing hymns that everyone knows, when we came to sing the last hymn, someone raised his hand and said 'Would you like organ accompaniment with that?' I joked that it never occurred to me to think that there would be an organist in the congregation.
Sermons
Catching up on sermon blogging again. One sermon for The Baptism of Jesus and one non-lectionary sermon on the subject of persistent prayer.
The Baptism of Jesus
Persistent Prayer
The Baptism of Jesus
Persistent Prayer
06 January 2008
Catching Up on Sermon Blog
I've been catching up on posting my sermons. Links to the last three are given below:
Advent 4: When We Cannot Save Ourselves
Covenant Prayer Sunday: Covenant. New School
Epiphany: Epiphany Story
Advent 4: When We Cannot Save Ourselves
Covenant Prayer Sunday: Covenant. New School
Epiphany: Epiphany Story
02 December 2007
Sermon - Swords into Ploughshares
I've posted today's sermon for Advent 1 over on my sermon blog: Swords into Ploughshares.
10 September 2007
A Sermon and a Story
I've posted this week's sermon on my sermon blog: Take Up Your Cross
This was another difficult Gospel reading and, I think, a good argument for preaching from the lectionary. I'm not sure whether Luke 14:25-33 would have been my own choice of a text to preach on!
I've also posted a story I wrote based on Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52 entitled The Magical Seed Bush.
This was another difficult Gospel reading and, I think, a good argument for preaching from the lectionary. I'm not sure whether Luke 14:25-33 would have been my own choice of a text to preach on!
I've also posted a story I wrote based on Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52 entitled The Magical Seed Bush.
12 August 2007
Sermon - The Authority of Jesus
Today's sermon is entitled The Authority of Jesus.
(For lectionary aficionados, the sermon is not based on this Sunday's lectionary reading as I need a spare semon up my sleeve at the moment.)
(For lectionary aficionados, the sermon is not based on this Sunday's lectionary reading as I need a spare semon up my sleeve at the moment.)
29 July 2007
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