Whispers of His Power – APRIL 1
To understand the force of any Scripture, a good plan is to put it into opposite words….
Category: Sermon
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 37 – Wednesday in Holy Week – Turn Your Eyes
Cherished by the One we cherish we are transformed and enabled to love the unlovely with the same love which turned our inner beast into beauty.
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 36 – Tuesday in Holy Week – The Greatest Gift
Easter has always been BOGOF – Buy One Get One Free.
…not deserving this the greatest of all gifts, have the love of the One Who Loves us Best lavished upon us not once but twice! We are saved by the death of our Beloved and we are saved even more by His Resurrection.
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 34 – Nothing Is Impossible
Now is the time to open our eyes more widely.
Now is the time to give our shackles a shake; they are ready to fall off.
Now is the time to drink deeply from the well of Living Water.
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 33 – Refuge
We can’t always have the physical ‘Hiding Places’ that wonderful saints such as Corrie Ten Boom have provided for people fleeing all sorts of pain and persecution, but we do have our Beloved
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 32 – Created
Meeting Jesus [Mary Magdalene] knew she could no longer be the false self she was living, trying to gain acceptance by being a plaything of others instead of being the servant of the Lord.
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 31 – Better Than Life
When we finally learn that indeed, ‘your steadfast love is better than life’, the only thing we can do is praise and dance and sing.
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 30 – Suddenly
…if we can’t worship with the rest of the Body of Christ we will worship where we are because the Spirit of God is not imprisoned in the sanctuary of a cathedral or the pulpit of a chapel.
The Wonder of the Cross – Day 29 – One Day
You are King of all creation they’ll say.
One day
Giving Water for the Dead – A Sermon
Jesus weeps. Whenever any of us contemplates, conspires, and commits any sin, knowing that this sends us on a downward spiral towards a death as certain as that of Lazarus.
Suffolk Vicar 