July 3rd 2022 Pentecost 4 Luke 10:1-11, 16-20
The Commissioning of the Seventy(two)* *This is an example of where different early manuscripts say different things, and so this has been carried through in our different translations of the Bible. This passage is a mirroring of the commissioning of the twelve in Luke 9:1-6 and the parallels in Matthew 9: 37-38; 10: 7-16 and…
Read MoreJune 26 2022 Pentecost 3 Luke 9: 51-62
Our priority must be with the kingdom of God. There are many other ‘loves’, but they must all be held together by this priority.
Read More19 June 2022 Pentecost 2 Luke 8: 26-39
Our faith has set us free to be our true selves as beloved children of God
Read More12 June 2022 Trinity Sunday Romans 5:1-5
Paul spells out how faith in God, as offered to us in Jesus, gives us “the grace in which we now stand”.
Read More5 June 2022 Pentecost Sunday John 14: 8-17, 25-27
Peace is Jesus’ parting gift to those who follow His way of love.
Read More29 May 2022 Easter 7 Acts 16: 16-34
“Now you’ve stopped preaching and started meddling.”
Read More22 May 2022 Easter 6 Acts 16: 9-15
Lydia is also important as an illustration of the fact that, in many of the early Christian communities of the first century, women held significant leadership roles.
Read More15 May 2022 Easter 5 Acts 11: 1-18
“What God has made clean, you must nor call profane.”
Read More8 May 2022 Easter 4 Acts 9: 36-43
He knelt in prayer near the body and then said, “Tabitha, get up.” It’s hard to know who was more surprised: the crowds (when they saw Dorcas was alive again), … Peter, … or Tabitha herself.
Read More1st May 2022 Easter 3 Acts 9:1-20
Despite his natural misgivings (Saul’s reputation had preceded his arrival in Damascus.), Ananias was able to provide that crucial nurture for Saul.
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