24/4/22 God Who Moves Down
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The 3 persons of the Trinity are in perfect relationship, what one has, they all have, one in purpose, one in will.
God operates in a way that is completely unselfish, 3 persons but one being, so as to pour out God’s love and justice.
The God we worship, the trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is a God of hope, love, forgiveness and justice.
19th January 2025 (Year C – Epiphany 2) “Water Into Wine”
In John’s Gospel Jesus’ public ministry begins at a wedding…where he turns water into wine.
Is wine a metaphor for grace…abundant and wondrously good? Jesus was after all, full of grace.
Signs point to God’s abundant provision, all that we need, more than we need, GRACE.
16th February 2025 (Year C – Epiphany 6) “Challenge To See Differently”
Today’s reading is a wake up call! Seeking the wrong things in life will do you no good!
Luke’s version of the Beatitudes is challenging us to live a life against the grain of our society and to see things differently.
The Kingdom of God is the reverse of the earthly kingdom we live in. It seeks to level the playing field.
14th August 2022 Pentecost 10 “Signs of the Times”
Setting fire to the ‘old’ allows the ‘new’ to emerge. When we challenge the traditions, structure and habits that no longer serve us well we can start to change what is wrong. For an alternate view of Noah and the flood, CLICK HERE ALL AGE MESSAGE In our world today we need to assess the…
7th September 2025 (Year C – Pentecost 13) “Useful Christians”
The work of a potter reflects the ongoing, creative process of life—reshaping and renewing.
At times, our past ideas no longer match the reality we see, leading to a necessary unravelling.
Growth comes when we weave what we’ve known with what we now understand—being flexible, open to change, and willing to see new possibilities. Beauty matters as much as utility—it nourishes our souls.
While much of our work may seem ordinary, we must also feed our spirits with creativity, openness, and grace.
19th October 2025 (Year C – Pentecost 19) “The Widow’s Might”
Jesus is at it again, offering a mysterious and perplexing teaching about ‘Prayer’.
There are many ways at looking at this parable. The Widow teaches us about God and ourselves and it teaches the way of Jesus.
Sometimes we may be the widow, sometimes the judge!.
