'Jesus said "Leave her alone so that she might keep it for the day of my burial"'

"Jesus remember me when you come into your kingdom"

Friend of the Parish Geoffrey Clarke, Moderator of the URC East Midlands Synod, offers these words reflecting on the woman caught in adultery in John's Gospel. What stones are we tempted to throw? What stones do we fear being thrown at us? Can we trust in the forgiving grace of Jesus?

It scandalised the Pharisees that Our Lord would receive and eat with notorious sinners. In response to this He tells this parable. In it is a profound invitation even to us.

Canon Phillip O'Reilly joins us for the Third Sunday of Lent and helps us understand what Our Lord teaches when He tell us to repent and turn from our sins.

In this Sermon on the Transfiguration of the Lord The Rev'd Dr Peter Anthony shares how we too can make ourselves more ready to hear the voice of God who called us His beloved daughters and sons.

Our first Lenten guest preacher was Canon Andrew Howard SSC, the Vicar of St Wilfrid's Cantley. In this sermon he reminds us that in our journey to Jesus there are no shortcuts. He leads us in the Way and gives us strength to make our pilgrimage through this life by the miraculous power of the Holy Spirit.

Bishop Martyn Jarrett preaches at the 10 year anniversary of Fr Naylor's ministry as Vicar of Carver Street.

Seemingly every religion or human teaching has what is called "the Golden Rule" to "do to others what you would have others do to you". But Jesus goes much further than this. He tells his followers to "love your enemies".

We were once enemies of God lost in our sins. Jesus is calling us to be like Him. How can we do this?

Jesus delivers a hard teaching, foretelling woes to those who are rich, satisfied, laughing, and spoken well of in this life. But aren't these things the sign of a blessed life? In this sermon Jesus challenges how we see our lives and asks us to look beyond, to look higher for our real lasting joys.