Genesis 37

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 5 August 2018

Joseph was the son of Jacob and Rachel, the much beloved son of Jacob's old age.  Jacob treated Joseph with great favour which is exemplified by the extravagant coat with long sleeves.  His brothers hated him for this and conspired to kill him.  It is within the context of this dysfunctional family that God will use Joseph to bring about His salvation of hundreds and thousands of people.  

Read Genesis 37 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=400470264

Matthew 21.1-21

Sermon by Theo Davies given on 29 July 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 21.1-21 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=400469727

Matthew 20.20-34

Sermon by Anna Weir given on 22 July 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 20.20-34 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=400469105

Matthew 20.1-19

Sermon by Ella Baldwin given on 15 July 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 20.1-19 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=400468420

Matthew 19.13-30

Sermon by Rodney Smyth given on 8 July 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 19.13-30 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=398475287

Matthew 19.1-12

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 1 July 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 19.1-12 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=397444636

Matthew 18.10-35

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 24 June 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 18.10-35 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=396882079

Matthew 18.1-9

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 17 June 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 18.1-9 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=396282097

Reflection used after the sermon can be viewed here: https://goo.gl/Yymb5V

Matthew 17.14-27

Sermon by Adam Cetrangolo given on 10 June 2018

An in depth look at the ministry of Jesus through the lens of Matthew’s Gospel. Matthew wrote for a Jewish audience and so his Gospel is a rich tapestry of images from the Old Testament with his aim to irrefutably demonstrate that Jesus is the true Son of Abraham, Son of David and Son of God.

Read Matthew 17.14-27 here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=395764137

Romans 13.1-7, Acts 5.27-33 & Mark 10.35-45

Sermon by Michael Bird given on 3 June 2018.  

Sex, Politics and Religion are traditionally the topics not suited to polite conversation. Part of our commitment at St Catharine's is to being able to discuss topics of interest head on. We do this by both reading the bible faithfully as it relates to the issue and than reflecting prayerfully, pastorally and prophetically about how we should speak and act in a society where not all people share our belief system.

Read Scripture Passages here here: http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=395072008