This sermon was preached on Sunday, 13th September 2026. Bible Reading: Matthew 18.21-35 One of the biggest lessons any parent must teach their children is how to resolve conflicts and fallings out with others. You teach your children to recognise their mistakes, say sorry, and move forward from the incident. Alongside that, you also teach … Continue reading You have a net worth of £4.95 trillion. Did you know?
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This is how I’m going to be the best dad and Christian I can be
This sermon was preached on Sunday 6th September 2026 at St Peter and St Andrew Corby on my first Sunday back from Paternity Leave. Bible Reading: Romans 13:8-end It’s so good to be back in church. I’ve enjoyed paternity leave and time with Cecily and Zara, but I’ve missed you all, and I’m glad to … Continue reading This is how I’m going to be the best dad and Christian I can be
Paul Rudd’s Unique Choice: Spending Time with Jesus
This sermon was preaching on Sunday 18th January 2026. Bible Reading: John 1.29-42 I saw a clip online yesterday for a Paul Rudd press interview ahead of the release of one of the recent Ghostbuster films, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. As part of the interview, the interviewer asked the cast, ‘If you could go back in … Continue reading Paul Rudd’s Unique Choice: Spending Time with Jesus
Is Following Jesus Worth the Cost?
This sermon was preached on Sunday 7th September 2025. Bible Reading: Luke 14.25-33 What did you want to be growing up? When I was a child, the first thing that I wanted to be was a chemistry teacher. I had this kitchen chemistry set (cool, right?) and I loved testing the PH of different foods … Continue reading Is Following Jesus Worth the Cost?
If I were a Christian, I wouldn’t tell anyone…but there would be signs
This sermon was preached on Sunday 6th April 2025. Bible Reading: Philippians 3:4-14; John 12:1-8 If I were a Christian, I wouldn’t tell anyone… but there would be signs. Obviously, I am saying this in jest. You know I am a Christian, and I repeatedly tell you that I am a Christian, too. But this … Continue reading If I were a Christian, I wouldn’t tell anyone…but there would be signs
Less is Best: How to be the Greatest
This sermon was preached on Sunday 22nd September 2024 at St Peter and St Paul, Langham. Bible Reading: Mark 9:30-37 Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, who is the greatest? Or look at a different context. Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic in tennis. Or Messi or Ronaldo in football. Who is the GOAT? – greatest of all time. It’s … Continue reading Less is Best: How to be the Greatest
Maundy Thursday – You Should Do As I Have Done To You
This sermon was preached on Maundy Thursday, 28th March 2024 at All Saints Church, Oakham. Reading John 13:1-17, 31-35 What does it mean to follow Jesus? It’s a big question. Too big to answer fully in the time we have together. But start this evening by asking yourself ‘What does it mean to follow Jesus?’ … Continue reading Maundy Thursday – You Should Do As I Have Done To You
Who Are You Going to Choose? Jesus or Your Family?
This sermon was preached at All Saints Church, Oakham on Sunday 25th June 2023. Matthew 10:24-39 Who are you going to choose? Jesus or your family? Jesus, the gentle and kind Prince of Peace, says to his disciples, ‘I have not come to bring peace, but a sword.’[1] ‘I beg your pardon, Jesus! Not peace, but … Continue reading Who Are You Going to Choose? Jesus or Your Family?
