Discipleship Means Recognition | Sermon for 03 May 2026

The Holy Trinity of Christian Commitment: embracing faith | Sermon for 07 June 2026

Today’s sermon is the first in a miniseries of 3, exploring what I call the Holy Trinity of Christian commitment: embracing faith, embracing Jesus, and embracing truth. We start by looking at faith – what it is and what it is not, and what it really means (or should mean) when we say that we have faith.

The Holy Trinity of Christian Commitment: introducing the miniseries | Sermon for 31 May 2026

Today I am introducing a miniseries for the next 3 weeks, in which we will look at how Christians need to embrace faith, Jesus, and truth.

Fallen Confusion to Redeemed Unity | Sermon for Pentecost Sunday (24 May 2026)

this sermon looks at the long arc of transformation from the confusion of Babel, to the unity of Pentecost. This sermon draws from the evening vigil reading for the Feast of Pentecost, 2026. Scripture reference: Genesis 11:1–9 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)

Witnessing and Trust | Sermon for Ascension Day (14 May 2026)

in this sermon, we look at the Great Commission to make disciples of all the world, and how it presents us with a call to radically trust. Leading up to the first anniversary of this channel/podcast, I express my own gratitude and share some of my joys and struggles. This sermon draws from the gospel reading for Ascension Day 2026. Scripture reference: Matthew 28:16–20 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)

Discipleship Means Recognition | Sermon for 03 May 2026

When Jesus declares himself ‘the way and the truth and the life,’ he shows us the true meaning of discipleship. Much more than following, it is about recognising. We consider what this means in more depth in this sermon. This sermon draws from the gospel reading for the 5th Sunday of Easter. Scripture reference: John 14:1–12 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)