The Jewish and Christian Scriptures give eloquent expression to the creative power and wisdom of God. Worshipping communities developed...

On 29 September the Church celebrates St Michael and All Angels. Holy Scripture witnesses tells us that in addition to human beings God...

‘The Gospel’ is not confined only to the four books we call ‘Gospels’ but is found in the whole Bible: as the promise of the coming of...

In September the Church celebrates Holy Cross Day, ‘The Exaltation of the Cross.’ We have good reason to ‘lift high the cross.’ It...

Jesus’ message (the heart of his Gospel or ‘Good News’) is that God doesn’t think or act like us. Before God we are all equal – all...

Among the hardest sayings of Jesus are the ones which tell us to forgive other unconditionally.  He also teaches us to ask God every day...

Praying in the Trinity – to the Father God the Father is the source and end of all our prayer as he is the source and end of all...

On the 15th of August, (to the nearest Sunday), the Church of England, as part of the worldwide Christian community, celebrates Mary as...

The Meaning of Grace In the Holy Scriptures ‘grace’ means primarily God’s loving kindness, his benevolence. Throughout the Bible we read...

At his transfiguration on Mount Tabor, Jesus led the apostles apart, to a high place, Mt. Tabor in Galilee, where they could be alone. If...

Unlike their neighbours the Greek and Phoenicians, the ancient Hebrews were, famously, landlubbers! For them the sea was a symbol of...

Jesus, called ‘the Christ’ (i.e., ‘God’s anointed one’), was recognised after his death and resurrection as the eternal Son of God made...