Being and Doing – 9 June – Culture
CULTURE, for its own sake, is the worst form of self-idolatry.
Category: Sermon
Rublev and the Nodding Dog God – A Sermon
It’s far too simple a thing to pray the Grace at the end of worship and not contemplate what it means to live a life full of Christlike grace, unconditional Godly love and the wide and welcoming fellowship of the Holy Spirit.
Being and Doing – 3 June – Conversation
As a general rule, no man can fall into conversation with another without being able to learn something valuable from him. But in order to get at this benefit there must be something of an accommodating spirit on both sides;
Being and Doing – 31 May – Conversation
Being and Doing – 31 May – Conversation DO NOT flatter yourself that your thoughts are under due control, your desires properly regulated, or your dispositions subject as they should be to Christian principle, if your intercourse with others consists mainly of frivolous gossip, impertinent anecdotes, speculations on the character and affairs of your neighbours,… Continue reading Being and Doing – 31 May – Conversation
Being and Doing – 30 May – Silence
But the best of all is silence from unnecessary and wandering thoughts, because that is essential to internal recollection,
Being and Doing – 28 May – Plain Speaking
It is good to be plain spoken, but within the limits of charity.
Shaken AND Stirred – a Sermon
Christians can only be salt and light to the world if we allow ourselves to be poured out of the saltshaker. Salt that is not used is as worthless as tasteless salt!
A Table for All – Making the Mayor of Felixstowe
The task of a town councillor is to give their life away serving the people of their town. Having been given a place at the table the challenge they face is that the table they sit at is for all the people of the town and not only those with whom they agree.
Being and Doing – 15 May – Small Things
TRUE greatness consists in being great in little things.
Being and Doing – 14 May – Small Things
Failure and death are no annihilation, Our tears exhaled will make some future rain.
Suffolk Vicar 