Ministry

Word on Wednesday: our view of Jesus

Author(s)Church Society
Date 30 April 2014
Category sermons
Type Blog Post

Rob Brewis is refreshed listening to a sermon on Luke 4 by David Bourne.

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Word on Wednesday: the god-ness of God

Author(s)Church Society
Date 23 April 2014
Category sermons
Tags God and sermon
Type Blog Post

Rob Brewis listens to a sermon on Genesis 28 by Martin Ayers.

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Formulary Friday: Good Friday

Author(s)Mark Smith
Date 18 April 2014
Type Blog Post

As we come to Good Friday, it’s instructive to see the particular theological and devotional emphases that the Prayer Book Collects appointed for the day aim to bring out. There are three special Good Friday Collects, which I provide below with some brief reflections.

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Word on Wednesday: a true life partner

Author(s)Church Society
Date 16 April 2014
Category sermons
Tags proverbs and sermon and wisdom
Type Blog Post

Rob Brewis listens to a sermon full of insight on Proverbs 31 by Simon Austen.

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Word on Wednesday: How to stay united under pressure

Author(s)Church Society
Date 9 April 2014
Category sermons
Tags philippians and sermon and unity
Type Blog Post

Rob Brewis listens to a punchy and provocative sermon on Philippians 2:1-11 by Duncan Beet.

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Formulary Friday: Collecting our prayers

Author(s)Mark Smith
Date 4 April 2014
Tags collects and prayers
Type Blog Post

The distinctive structure of the Prayer Book Collects is very helpful in composing our own prayers, in private and public, says Mark Smith.

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Word on Wednesday: bitterness, faith, doubt, and the goodness of God

Author(s)Church Society
Date 2 April 2014
Category sermons
Tags doubt and ruth and sermon and suffering
Type Blog Post

Rob Brewis shares a sermon he heard on the Book of Ruth.

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Topical Tuesday: the credibility crisis

Author(s)Lee Gatiss
Date 1 April 2014
Tags credibility and crisis
Type Blog Post

Lee Gatiss writes about the credibility crisis he believes is unfolding in the Church of England, examining four claims for their credibility.

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