November 3rd 2024: Daniel McInnes preaches a thought-provoking sermon on the Parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man. Discover why Lazarus is the only named character in Jesus’ parables and the significance behind this detail. Reflect on the contrast between Lazarus’ suffering and the rich man’s wealth, and learn practical ways to prepare ourselves to help those in need. This sermon challenges us to live lives of compassion and generosity, reminding us that our ultimate judgment is based on our actions toward our neighbours. Watch and be inspired to make a difference through love and kindness.

27th Oct 2024: Fr. Geoff dives into the powerful Gospel account of Jesus healing Jairus’ daughter and a woman with a flow of blood, exploring how these miracles reveal Christ’s divinity and his compassionate mission. Through reflections on St. Ambrose and the Church Fathers, Fr. Geoff examines the dynamic role of faith, prayer, and the Church’s mission to reach the world with the love and healing of Christ. He also addresses practical questions on prayer requests and how we are to understand “unanswered” prayers. Join us as we explore: Who is this man? And what does it mean that He is always with us?

20th October 2024. Fr. Nicholas delves into the profound message of 1 Corinthians 4:17-21. In a world inundated with words, he emphasises the paramount importance of action, power, and the Holy Spirit in living a truly Christian life. Discover how the Kingdom of God transcends mere words, calling us to embody our faith through powerful deeds and sincere conviction. Reflect on the impact of digital communication on our spiritual lives and explore how we can reconnect with the deeper, non-verbal aspects of our faith. Don’t miss this inspiring message that challenges us to act with the strength and power of the Holy Spirit in our everyday lives.

Sermon by Sub Dn. Timothy Grace, October 13th 2024 (2 minutes of poor audio in the middle, sorry).

A sermon discussing the parable of the sower and the importance of icons in Christian worship. The Sub Dn. explains the different types of soil representing how receptive people are to God's word, emphasizing that individuals can fluctuate between these states daily. He draws parallels between the reflection and refraction of light and how Christians reflect or distort Christ's light through their actions. He provides guidance from a nun on cultivating fertile spiritual soil through practices like scripture reading, prayer, and emulating the saints. The overall message encourages listeners to strive for a Christ-centered life that truly reflects His light.

Sermon for the 3rd Sunday of Luke, 6th October 2024

The video covers a sermon discussing the biblical story of Jesus raising the widow's son in Nain. Daniel McInnes analyses the deeper spiritual meaning of the story, interpreting the widow as the soul cut off from the Word of God, the son as the mind or faculty to perceive God, and the bier as the mortal body. He explains that Jesus restores life to the son (mind) to support the widow (soul), just as He gives us new life to serve others. Daniel encourages applying the lessons to our own lives by dealing with our passions, connecting with God through the Church's practices, and bringing life to our communities.