Sermons on Psalms
Morning Prayer and Holy Communion (Mark 4:35-41, Psalm 107 23-32)
Morning Prayer and Holy Communion – Malcolm’s final sermon as Priest in Charge at St Tim’s (Mark 4:35-41, Psalm 107 23-32)
Living as Witnesses of the Resurrection (Psalm 1, Acts 1:15-17,21-26)
We are all called to be witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus. This is not just a task for the apostles at that time; this is a task for the whole church, in every community, in every place and in every time. [ML]
Palm Sunday (Matthew 26:14 to 27:66, Psalm 97)
Sunday service webcast: Palm Sunday, 5/4/2020: Matthew 26:14 to 27:66
Passion Sunday, 29/3/2020 (John 11:17-45 and Psalm 130)
Sunday service webcast: Passion Sunday, 29/3/2020 (John 11v17-45, Psalm 130) — broadcast on Facebook, 11am, 29th March 2020
A praying church (Psalm 25:1-7; Matthew 6:5-8)
Discussion questions for this sermon can be viewed here.
TREASURE: the fifth mark of mission [HC]
Caring for the Earth (Psalm 104:10-30; Matthew 6:25-34)and why this is an integral part of our faith – a mark of mission.
Every Tribe and People (Psalm 139, Revelation 7:9-10)
Every Tribe and People (Psalm 139, Revelation 7:9-10)
Belonging to God II (Psalm 77, Galatians 3)
Belonging to God II (Psalm 77:12-20, Galatians 3:23-29)
Belonging to God I (Psalm 42:1-5, Deut 11:1-9)
Belonging to God I (Psalm 42:1-5, Deuteronomy 11:1-9)
Mothering Sunday (Colossians 3 v12-17; Psalm 24)
A time to think about how we provide care, security, love to families and children and to open our doors – to be places into which Jesus has been invited.
A time to celebrate everything that Mary and mothering represent.
An opportunity to thank God for his offer of love, for his enfolding us by…
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