Palm Sunday: dramatic, subversive theatre that raises our passions. But what does Jesus want us to be passionate about?
Rev. Geoff Wellington and Rev. Mark Faulkner in conversation around our reading from John 12: 2-33. What is it for a grain to die so
Jesus having met Nicodemus in the dark of night goes on to talk about choosing life over death and light over darkness. In preparation for
God surprises us and at times shocks us, unsettling our certainties and driving out our need to control. Freeing us to be the body and
Maybe part of what it means to deny ourselves is denying our need to tell God how to behave. Letting God be God.
As we begin Lent, the 40 days before Easter, we ponder the brief account from Mark’s Gospel of Jesus entering into the wilderness. It is
Jesus, Peter, James and John are drawn up a mountain where they encounter the divine. Jesus is transformed in a brilliant light and we hear
In this day and age of post-truth it can be difficult to determine what is truth and what is false-hood, created to conform to someone’s
The first event in the Gospel of Mark after Jesus calls his disciples – Jesus goes down to the village of Capernaum and into the
Jesus comes proclaiming the Good News that the kingdom of God has drawn near. How will we respond? Simon and Andrew, James and John leave
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