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Too good to be true?

Christchurch Parish News, March 2018.

A short reflection on the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

Who do you follow?

Christchurch Parish News, June 2017

What does it mean to be a Christian in the digital age, Part 1.

What next?

Christchurch Parish News, April 2017

In this final reflection on the story of Jonah, I explore God’s identity and character and how we are free to respond.

All shall be well

Christchurch Parish News, December 2016

As we begin the second half of the story of Jonah, what does this turning point have to tell us about the character of God?

Identity crisis

Christchurch Parish News, July 2016

If someone were to ask you, ‘Who are you?’, how would you answer?

What were the odds …?

Christchurch Parish News, June 2016

Next time we have a major decision to make in the parish, shall we pray earnestly and then dispense with the vote and instead flip a coin?

The Economy of Grace

Christchurch Parish News, November 2015

A reflection on Hebrews 4.12-16 and Mark 10.17-31

Which way is the wind blowing?

Christchurch Parish News, July 2015

A short reflection on discerning the Spirit based on ‘When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth’, John 16.13

Image is everything

Christchurch Parish News, December 2014

A short Bible study on Matthew 22:15-22, originally written for the Priory Bible Study Group.

What’s your story?

Christchurch Parish News, November 2014

A reflection on Hebrews 12:18-24

The Parable of the Sower

Christchurch Parish News, October 2014

This a reflection I wrote back in July for the Bible study group. It is based on the Gospel reading for the 4th Sunday after Trinity. Before reading it, even if you are familiar with the parable, I recommend taking a moment to read the passage in question, Matthew 13 1-9; 18-23.

Sermon for Trinity 2

Evensong, Christchurch Priory, 24th June 2007

I wish someone back then had asked me to describe the God I didn’t believe in.