Psalm 118

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 14 April 2019

You might say that the Psalms are 'God's Hymn Book.'  There is no portion of the Bible that is as frequently read as the book of Psalms. It provides instruction, inspiration, motivation, and consolation. This series, undertaken during Lent, explores some of the Lenten themes of repentance, abiding, waiting and preparing and aims to nurture an appreciation for the expression of deep emotion to God in song and poetry, through different seasons of life.

Read Psalm 118 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=422278338

Psalm 126

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 7 April 2019

You might say that the Psalms are 'God's Hymn Book.'  There is no portion of the Bible that is as frequently read as the book of Psalms. It provides instruction, inspiration, motivation, and consolation. This series, undertaken during Lent, explores some of the Lenten themes of repentance, abiding, waiting and preparing and aims to nurture an appreciation for the expression of deep emotion to God in song and poetry, through different seasons of life.

Read Psalm 126 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=421670938

Psalm 32

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 31 March 2019

You might say that the Psalms are 'God's Hymn Book.'  There is no portion of the Bible that is as frequently read as the book of Psalms. It provides instruction, inspiration, motivation, and consolation. This series, undertaken during Lent, explores some of the Lenten themes of repentance, abiding, waiting and preparing and aims to nurture an appreciation for the expression of deep emotion to God in song and poetry, through different seasons of life.

Read Psalm 32 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=421670807

Psalm 22

Sermon by Bishop Justin Duckworth given on 24 March 2019

You might say that the Psalms are 'God's Hymn Book.'  There is no portion of the Bible that is as frequently read as the book of Psalms. It provides instruction, inspiration, motivation, and consolation. This series, undertaken during Lent, explores some of the Lenten themes of repentance, abiding, waiting and preparing and aims to nurture an appreciation for the expression of deep emotion to God in song and poetry, through different seasons of life.

Read Psalm 22 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=420428336

Picture referenced in this message is 'The Wounded Angel' by Hugo Simberg.  It can can be viewed here: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/72/The_Wounded_Angel_-_Hugo_Simberg.jpg

Psalm 27

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 17 March 2019

You might say that the Psalms are 'God's Hymn Book.'  There is no portion of the Bible that is as frequently read as the book of Psalms. It provides instruction, inspiration, motivation, and consolation. This series, undertaken during Lent, explores some of the Lenten themes of repentance, abiding, waiting and preparing and aims to nurture an appreciation for the expression of deep emotion to God in song and poetry, through different seasons of life.

Read Psalm 27 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=419819550

The setting of Psalm 27 that we listened to after the message was by Joshua Aaron and can be listened to here: https://youtu.be/hSGHh-ddJH8

Podcast by Dan A'Vard & Heather Cetrangolo

The Brothers and Fathers podcast is a companion podcast to the relationships team at St Caths. Heather and Dan talk about relationships, men & women.

Psalm 91

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 10 March 2019

You might say that the Psalms are 'God's Hymn Book.'  There is no portion of the Bible that is as frequently read as the book of Psalms. It provides instruction, inspiration, motivation, and consolation. This series, undertaken during Lent, explores some of the Lenten themes of repentance, abiding, waiting and preparing and aims to nurture an appreciation for the expression of deep emotion to God in song and poetry, through different seasons of life.

Read Psalm 91 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=419250825

The Sons of Korah setting of Psalm 91 can be watched here: https://youtu.be/iUZhTMZF_1I

Romans 15.1-6

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 3 March 2019

In his book, Horizontal Jesus, Tony Evans defines love as 'compassionately and righteously seeking the well-being of others.' People who have come into the household of God are called to love one another in this way. The bible repeatedly encourages us to love by welcoming, encouraging, forgiving, admonishing, restoring, serving and being united with one another. This series will explore these 'one another' passages as together we seek to be the Body of Christ in the way that Jesus intended us to be.

Read Romans 15.1-6 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=418619943

Why is true intimacy rare to find? What makes it hard to maintain?

Presentation by Heather Cetrangolo given on 24 February 2019 at 'Such A Time as This'

An exploration of how we can recapture the gift of friendship, whose purpose is not merely to decorate our lives with company, but rather, is essential as food and sleep to our very existence.

How do we prioritise and nurture friendship, honour the uniqueness and sanctity of marriage, and build community that nurtures everyone; married or single?

Matthew 18.10-35

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 24 February 2019

In his book, Horizontal Jesus, Tony Evans defines love as 'compassionately and righteously seeking the well-being of others.' People who have come into the household of God are called to love one another in this way. The bible repeatedly encourages us to love by welcoming, encouraging, forgiving, admonishing, restoring, serving and being united with one another. This series will explore these 'one another' passages as together we seek to be the Body of Christ in the way that Jesus intended us to be.

Read Matthew 18.10-35 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=418015435