Sermons
Sunday 16th March 2025
Vulcanalia was the ancient Roman festival held annually on August 23, to honour Vulcan, who the Romans worshipped as the god of fire and metalwork.[1] The people believed Vulcan lived… Read more
Midweek Lent 12th March 2025
Midweek Lent– “Lost and found—a journey with Jesus into the Father’s arms” 12 March, 2025 Week 2: The religious leaders After tortilla production at the El Zarape Tortilla Factory in… Read more
Sunday 9th of March 2025
Nine-year-old Jeremy came out of his Sunday School class with a big grin. As his mum hugged him, she asked Jeremy what he’d been learning. “The Passover!” he answered excitedly,… Read more
Ash Wednesday 5th of March 2025
Well it’s that time of year again—time for the Adelaide Fringe festival, when people pack the city to be entertained by all kinds of artists. On the Fringe Festival website… Read more
Sunday 2nd of March 2025
SERMON: The Transfiguration: God’s ‘Show and Tell Sunday’ One of my favourite TV shows when I was a kid was the 1978 series The Incredible Hulk. The main character is… Read more
Sunday 23rd of February 2025
SERMON – Love for the unlovely A young boy was taught by his parents to pray beside his bed before he went to sleep every night. It became a routine… Read more
Sunday 16th February 2025
What does a blessed life look like? Most would say a wealthy, prosperous, lavish lifestyle, good health and great joy in the things of this world, would be markers of… Read more
Sunday 9th of February 2025
SERMON – “Are we working hard…for nothing?” Have any of you ever gone fishing with real rods and bait? Were you ever any good at it? What was the biggest… Read more
Sunday 2nd of February 2025
Have you ever thought about the different pictures some people have of God? Some people think of God as an angry, vengeful God who must be appeased by continual adoration… Read more
Sunday 26th of January 2025
‘REJOICE! FOR WE ARE ONE AND FREE!’ I’d like to suggest that there are two things that are significant about today (well there could be many others, but I’ve got… Read more
