Jez considers what it means to not try and take control of God’s plans for us, as we watch David humbly trust God to bring to fruition all that he has promised.

Jesus' ascension is a call to look forward to Jesus' return and to look outward to the ends of the earth in the power of the Holy Spirit.

St Paul describes the people of the church as a living temple in which God dwells by his Spirit. The sermon explores the implications for our worship and other occasion when we meet together, and notes that in our service of others the presence of God is made evident in our world.

Don’t we all desire a home, a place of stability and rest? In this passage from John 14, we hear the astounding truth that it’s not just that we find a home in God – but that the Paraclete, Jesus, and the Father, come to make their home with us.

God poured out his Spirit on the first disciples to make them powerful witnesses. We need that same strengthening today!

A sermon for World Mission Week: Choosing to have less so that those in need have more will help the world see Jesus.

What exactly was Jesus' agenda? Did he come to found an institution or to start a revolution? The evidence from his opening sermon in Luke is that it was all about the latter. In this revolution we cannot stay neutral but have to commit ourselves to the cause as well.