The start of John’s gospel has a breathtaking beginning – the language is majestic and soaring. And yet, one of the main things it talks about is that God has…
We’ve been looking at the disciple Peter and his experiences and here in July we’re continuing to look at what he’s learnt by looking at his first letter. We see…
Peter is seen by Jesus as the “foundation” of the church… and yet he was far from perfect. He was rash, headstrong, cowardly, and uneducated to name a few! And…
This Sunday is Trinity Sunday and we’ll be looking together at what the fact that God is a Trinity might mean for us. I hope that this is a helpful topic…
This week we’re looking at one of the best known verses in the New Testament – Romans 8 v 28. It’s a wonderful verse but can get naively misused. For…
On Easter Day at Christ Church we’ll have the large wooden cross at the front and, during the reading about that first Easter morning, we’ll start to invite folk to…
We all know the words that go with this picture of Snow White… “and they lived happily ever after”. We hear nothing more about them. But this is the start of this couple’s relationship…
As I mentioned in my sermon a couple of weeks ago, ‘reconciliation’ is something easier said than done. For an accountant it’s normally not too difficult involving a few adjustments.…