Sermons

As the Coronavirus reeks havoc across this world one can’t help but wonder how we might give hope and peace in this time of crises. Those who used to think that the preventative measures such as social distancing, washing one’s hands frequently, avoiding touching one’s eyes, nose, mouth and the

What our minds know as sweet doctrine our hearts have yet to be fully experienced. Even though we know that we are not to worry about our lives, what we shall wear as clothes, eat or drink; most Christians are consumed with the unending dangers that Tomorrow might bring! Fear of the unknown is

“Grace is the dimension of divine activity that enables God to confront human indifference and rebellion with an inexhaustible capacity to forgive and to bless.” Does this mean that God would have forgiven the likes of Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Vlad the Impaler, Pol Pot, Saddam Hussein and

The Oxford English Dictionary defines distress as “extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain.” When faced with unchangeable tribulations feelings of terror grip our very souls. Especially acute is our sense of hopelessness when we muster up enough strength and courage to ask advice from a spouse,