Last Sunday Scott Hill continued our short sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount. He spoke on what Jesus had to say in Matthew 5 concerning anger, adultery, divorce and oaths. He left us with the truth that we can put our sins on the cross and have them forgiven but, we can also put our wounds there and let God deal with them too.

Last Sunday Scott Evans preached from the Beatitudes in Matthew 5. He spoke on what it means to be salt and light as a Christian. He challenged us to ponder the ways in which God wants to bless the world through us, in our homes, our work and our city.

Last Sunday Rob Jones started a new sermon series on the Beatitudes in Matthew 5. He invited us to see this sermon series as returning to a familiar but also inspiring place. He left us with the idea that the true purpose of the Beatitudes is not to teach us how to be religious, it is instead teaching us how to be fully human.

Jobcare have been working in inner-city Dublin since 1994 assisting those struggling with the effects of long term unemployment. We as a church have been supporting their work for a long time and last Sunday we had the privilege to hear how we as individuals can continue to support those in need.

Last Sunday Bev, Bethan and Zoe came and spoke to us about the vision for the Children's ministry here in Holy Trinity. They beautifully articulated the place children hold in church and the opportunities we have to teach them but also learn from them.

Last Sunday Scott Evans welcomed us into the New Year by sharing some of his resolutions. He was reminding us that resolutions, and our new year, doesn't need to be prompted, or directed, by guilt and shame as it so often is. Instead, we can start this year with grace and the knowledge that this grace encompasses all that we are feeling and experiencing.

On Christmas Day Edward Lewis preached his first Christmas Day homily. He talked about the role of gifts on Christmas Day, how some mean a lot to us and others are often regifted. He set before us the challenge, will the gift of the birth of Jesus mean something to us? Will it affect our worship and how we live?

Last Sunday we heard from Derek, Zoe, Ian, Sophie, Dave, and Pablo. They each shared a story of God answering their prayers in 2019.

Last Sunday Scott Hill preached on Isaiah 7:10-16. He talked about what a 'Vision of God With Us' looks like. We know God is with us, but, are we with Him?

Last Sunday, Julie McKinley continued our sermon series, 'Visions of Isaiah: The Coming of Our Lord'. She preached from Isaiah 11:1-10. She focused on the first verse of this passage, and the idea of God calling forth the green shoots of our lives.