Lent 1A
22 February 2026 The Lenten journey has sometimes come to be thought of as a time of "giving things up". This is a rather domesticated way of thinking of [...]
22 February 2026 The Lenten journey has sometimes come to be thought of as a time of "giving things up". This is a rather domesticated way of thinking of [...]
18 February 2026 We live in a world that doesn't particularly enjoy self-examination or facing our own shadows. There is much that would call us to think about life, [...]
15 February 2026 In the last week before the Lenten journey starts, we move to the mountain-top to revisit the Transfiguration. This is another one of those stories which [...]
08 February 2026 Too often, it seems we create a division between Christians who live with an experiential relationship with God, and those who are concerned to make a [...]
01 February 2026 Following on from last week, the Lectionary this week explores the interconnectedness of our intimacy with God and our lives lived in justice and mercy. It [...]
25 January 2026 Following Christ - especially in the work of justice and living out the values of God's reign - can sometimes get in the way of true [...]
18 January 2026 It is a joy and a blessing to be called by Christ - as we all are. Answering the call is not easy, however, and asks [...]
11 January 2026 What struck me in the readings for Christ’s Baptism this week was the quietness of it all. There is no fanfare, no glitz, and no loud, [...]
06 January 2026 Epiphany embodies two journeys for me. The first is the new vision that the Gospels present of God’s grace and love being extended to all people, [...]
04 January 2026 After the lament of last week, it’s a bit of a relief to return to joy again this week. The power of celebration, thankfulness, and acknowledging [...]