Bible Study · Church of England · Felixstowe · Growing in God · Movie · Musical Theatre · Sermon

His Lips Drink Water but His Heart Drinks Wine

January 23, 2021 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

In a time when Wedding Feasts are permitted and even some Weddings are cancelled Jesus comes to be our guest and in our despair and darkness speaks of Light, Life and Love

Bible Study · Church of England · Felixstowe · Growing in God · Movie · Musical Theatre · poem · Sermon

Bigging up Your Faith

August 16, 2020August 22, 2020 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Faith is slippery.
We can be tempted to think our faith is small and not easily see God’s hand in our life.
We can also fall into the hubris of thinking our faith is ‘great’ and better than that of others.
Our faith grows by becoming deeper not bigger.

Bible Study · Church of England · Felixstowe · Growing in God · Movie · Musical Theatre · Prayer · Sermon

The Music of the Call

August 16, 2020October 12, 2020 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

The Call to walk in the footsteps of Christ is not a sinecure. It will bring us joy but it will also be costly and we will be tempted to give up on it. When that happens listen to the Music of the Call.

#Song4Lent · Bible Study · Church of England · Churches Together in Britain · Easter · Felixstowe · Movie · Musical Theatre · Sermon

Becoming a Singular, Sensational Church

May 23, 2020 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

Becoming a Singular, Sensational Church Words for 7th Sunday of Easter – 24 May 2020 – Parish of Felixstowe A Cyber Sermon from the Vicarage Text: …that they may be one, as we are one. (John 17v1) God give you peace my sisters and brothers. Please click here to watch a video of the song… Continue reading Becoming a Singular, Sensational Church

Church of England · Churches Together in Britain · Felixstowe · Franciscan · Growing in God · Lent · Musical Theatre · poem · Prayer · Society of Friends - Quakers · The Society of St Francis

Walking in the Footsteps of Christ – Day 26

May 14, 2020 suffolkvicarLeave a comment

The Shorter Catechism tells us that the ‘chief end of man is to love God and enjoy him for ever’. Learning to do all things for love and with joy will transform the world.