28/03/21– “Processing into the Heart”
Processing into the Heart
All Age Message
“Welcoming Jesus?”
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23rd June 2024 (Year B -Pentecost 5) “Why Are You Afraid?”
Finding peace and calmness in the troubles that surround us, is not easy. Fear is often present.
However if we practice a consciousness of Christ in our lives, everyday, this will bring peace and calmness so we can recognise there is no need to be afraid.
God is always present whether we are conscious of it or not.21/11/21 “What Kind of King Is This?”
Jesus is not not out for what he can get from being a King, he is here to give.
What a paradox: a leader here for the people! A leader who wants to bring truth to the fore.
31st December 2023 (Year B – Christmas 1) “Do You See What I See”
Interpretation – people interpret the same things in different ways.
Our brains can read all the words but our hearts need to also be involved in interpretation and action.
Christmas – the birth of Jesus was a promised fulfillment for the world.
Simeon’s promise was fulfilled when he was able to name ‘Jesus’.
28th July 2024 (Year B -Pentecost 10) “On Good Authority”
From a world point of view this is where Jesus peaks! In a good movie, this is where the hero reaches out with compassion, turns to his friends for help, and then full of confidence – bingo, the action happens and everybody is satisfied!
However, Jesus is not the ‘big show person’ of a movie, but the servant with a humble heart, the only hope for this world.
This is the Majesty of the “Good News” – Jesus is the real deal King.
26th May 2024 (Year B – Easter 6) “When Jesus Was Elected God “
Our names for God help us as we struggle to name our experiences of the sacramental mystery we encounter in both the intimate and the overwhelming mysteries, many of us choose to name in English (or our mother tongues), as God.
25th February 2024 (Year B – Lent 2) “Listen to Him!”
“Those who have seen the glory will never be the same again.” N C Wright.
Look to discover God’s glory in many places by first listening, then maybe our discipleship will be found in unexpected places and God’s light will shine in unexpected ways.
