A thought for Father’s Day on 16 June 2024

What has resurrection to do with Remembrance Sunday?
Lets us tune in to find out.

Let us think about the genealogy of Jesus, and his roots and discover that we can be rooted in him.

Today we read about the unexpected visit of Angel Gabriel to Mary.

When Jesus shared a drama in three Acts about forgiveness, he was speaking about his favourite subject: the Kingdom of God. What can we learn from the forgiving king. How can forgiven people become forgiving people?

What has resurrection to do with Remembrance Sunday?
Lets us tune in to find out.

When God looks at us he sees our potential. To rephrase that we have many opportunities to shine for him (i.e. to glorify him). Let us see what this parable teaches us.

Zacchaeus was transformed by his encounter with Jesus. What do we know about this tax man who received a make-over from the inside out? Let us delve deeper into the story.

Another talk about prayer, posture this time. In the presence of God we learn to say Kyrie Eleison

When Jesus spoke to this crowd of people in Luke 15 and said there was a shepherd looking after 100 sheep. The crowd would have expected a bit of fun. Just as if I said to you, here is a story about Pat the Irish man. But what was the punch line, find out more.

On the first Easter Sunday, Jesus asked his eleven friends ‘got anything to eat?’ A very ordinary thing.

Are you the one, is not a question of doubt. This is John the Baptist reaching out, longing for a clearer sign.

An unnamed woman enters and anoints Jesus’ feet. She stands weeping. She has been forgiven much. This episode in Jesus’ life reveals his extravagant Grace.

We are familiar with our cars having to be put through a MOT test. How would we get on if there was a Love MOT test. There is only one who could score perfectly, let us find out more.

Today we read about Angel Gabriel’s annunciation to Mary.

Let us reflect on the presentation of Jesus at the temple

Let us reflect on Jesus’ presentation at the temple and meet the best supporting actors, Simeon and Anna, prophesying that Jesus was the Messiah.

Let us turn from the tinsel and think about two women, Elizabeth and Mary.