Resurrection Day

This morning, following on from last week’s sermon on Easter Day (a day of no visible miracles), we looked at Easter Sunday and the most miraculous of all God’s miracles, the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. This miracle is so great, it informs...

Our Rock of Help

Ebenezer is an old-fashioned name which probably doesn’t rank on the top 100 popular boys’ names in the UK nowadays (Noah, surprisingly, headed the list in 2022 apparently). Insofar as it’s known at all as a name, this is probably down to Charles...

Trustworthy and true

In Rev 22:6 and in Rev 21:5 we are told that God’s words are ‘trustworthy and true.’ It can be hard for us to trust God’s words. We are used to hearing lies on a daily basis: the lies of politicians, the lies of well-meaning people who nevertheless do not follow God’s...

Grace, the last word

Grace is a word which runs throughout the Bible and is a theme which probably best sums up the whole good news of Jesus Christ. It’s not a word that’s used much in general: we may speak about a graceful dancer or saying grace before a meal or talk about gratitude...

The Day of No Miracles?

This evening in our series on ‘The Miraculous & The Mundane’, we looked at Easter Saturday, ostensibly the day of no miracles. This day, sandwiched between the despair and desolation of Good Friday and the glorious hope of Easter Sunday, is only mentioned in...