Sermon # 86 - Christ the King 2021

A sermon delivered for Pentecost 2022 at St Mary's Diss.The readings were: Acts 2:1-21, John 14: 8-27.

This sermon was preached at St Mary's, Diss for the Third Sunday of Easter on the 1st of May 2022. The readings were: John 21:1-19, Acts 9.1-20Revelation 5.11-end.During this I accidentally quoted Karl Barth, who wrote: "In the Church of Jesus Christ there can and should be no non-theologians”

A chance to return to Necton All Saints where I preached on Luke 8:22-25, the Calming of the Storm. This was preached on the 20th February 2022.

My first sermon of 2022 from St Mary's Diss. The reading was Luke 4: 14-21.

Our final sermon in this Advent Series for 2021, reflecting on the last great evil which is death.Our Readings are Deuteronomy 30:11-end and John 11.

The third in our Advent series reflecting on the world through the thematic lens provided by the four horsemen of the Apocalypse. Today's focus is that of Famine. The readings are taken from Genesis 41 and Matthew 6.

This sermon was preached at St Mary's Diss on the Second Sunday of Advent 2021. The readings were Psalm 18 and Matthew 5, and continues our theme of using the horses of the apocalpyse to explore the world around us.

Sermon for Advent Sunday beginning our Advent Series where we reflect on what it means to "Wait in the World" by using the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as a thematic filter for our reflections on the world around us.

This sermon was preached at St Mary's Diss for the festival of Christ the King. The readings were: John 18:33-37, Daniel 7:9-14 Revelation 1:4b-8 21st November 2021

This sermon was delivered at St Mary's Diss for Remembrance Sunday 2021.