When I was a little boy we used to play a game called king of the hill. We’d run outside find a dirt pile, a bin, even on one memorable...

All this talk of servants and masters is hard to swallow for our modern ears. We have a difficult enough time acting out our faith – and...

The whole month of November is given to remembering the dead, but more than that, because as Christians, we can pray for the dead as...

Nothing that we build really lasts of course, eventually it will fall down, or need repair, or become obsolete – even things we buy...

People often have polarised views about faith and as I was saying last week, at this precise moment in the history of the world, they...

People often have expectations of others which may or may not be realistic – and we can have expectations of ourselves too which may be...

It is quite usual in our culture for a bride to arrive late for her wedding. Often, the closer the bride lives to the church, the longer...

Today's readings involve tales of two vineyards and a cornerstone. 700 years before Jesus, the prophet Isaiah gives us a song of a...

One of the hymns I particularly recall from school, both primary and secondary, and because of the catchy tune (Camberwell by Michael...

Today is Harvest Sunday, and the blunt instrument of the Gospel of the Workers in the Vineyard makes that quite clear! I have never...