24/4/22 God Who Moves Down
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16th March 2025 (Year C – Lent 2) “Seeking God’s Face”
What we most long for is what we most fear to find. What if we did, indeed, see the face of God?
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The one we have longed for and feared to seek has already and always been seeking us.
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13/2/22 – The Source of Blessings
When Jesus comes down from the mountain he teaches in what is sometimes known as the “sermon on the plain”. He teaches about the things that are important – blessed are people who are like a tree planted next to water. Click on the start button to sample this message. Click on the download link below…
5th January 2025 (Year C – Christmas 2) “Faith and Perspective”
Our faith is affected by our perspective – how we see and interpret things.
Likewise our perspective is affected by our faith – what we are open to seeing and how we make sense of it.
28th December 2025 (Year A – Christmas 1) “God’s Power in Smallness”
Love and truth always begin in smallness and vulnerability, openness and trust.
The need to have courage and let go and to be changed, is how survival happens even in great danger.
The way of God does not mirror the powers and “Herod’s” of this world. God’s love transforms.
