Yesterday we began a new sermon series on the Book of Esther (listen here). Esther is an unusual book in that there is no…

Happy New Year! A fresh new year is often the start of fresh new changes. Or, if we are honest, it’s the start of…

I wonder what Mary and Joseph did with the lavish gifts from the Magi. This is a family that could not secure a comfortable…

Yesterday we had our annual Lessons & Carols service (access the sermon here) during which we listened to and sang a familiar story. Each year…

In Fleming Rutledge’s insightful and beautiful book, Advent, she recounts a story from Yemen from 2017, the poorest country in the region and suffering…

Advent is the season of humble waiting. Waiting to remember the heavenly King who arrived in the flesh, and waiting in hope for that…

In his Notes from the Underground, Dostoevsky wrote of humanity, “If he is not stupid, he is monstrously ungrateful … in fact, I believe…

I remember years ago hearing someone point out that there are sometimes years, even decades, between verses in the Bible. It’s obvious when you…

Yesterday (listen to the sermon here) we reflected on the story of Jacob and his wrestling match with God (Genesis 32). The story is…