Sermons
Now, please don’t run away with the idea that The Vicarage is a hotbed of classical culture when I tell you that for a long time my children’s fav
I was somewhat touched a little while ago when an elderly clergyman approached me at an Army function with a beaming face, and greeted me saying ‘
The first time the stabilisers came off my daughter’s bike it didn’t go well.
Do you ever wonder how the Church looks to those who don’t belong to it? What do people suppose that it is?
My mother complained about the photographs for years afterwards.
On Good Friday we marked the death of Christ.
Jesus was troubled.
Right down in the depths of his soul, the humanity of Jesus was troubled.
Mark 9: 2-9 The Transfiguration (in preparation for Lent)
Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord went to the High Priest
I was reading recently the fascinating story of a man named William Stetson Kennedy, who was one of the staunchest opponents of the Ku Klux Klan i
I wonder how much we really look forward to Christmas?
Not long ago, I heard a lecture from the educationalist Sir Ken Robinson about creativity in schools.
On this day every year we gather with thousands up and down the country to Remember.
I wonder how many of you did a “new thing” last Sunday morning, or were aware of oth
One of my favourite sayings comes from the explorer Ranulph Fiennes:
Matt 9.9-13
I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.
John Paul Sartre once wrote about an encounter that he had with one of his students.
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