Sermons

I don’t know much but I know I love you. A sermon for Trinity Sunday

But “sensible” is not the primary criteria when you are trying to describe who God is. “Sensible” forces God’s nature into a size and shape our human minds can manage. Rejecting these sensible options in favour of the fundamentally incomprehensible doctrine of the Trinity – One in Three and Three in One – requires us to get over our need to understand, to simplify, to manage the nature of God.

The first resurrection story – but not the last resurrection story. An Easter sermon on Mary Magdalene and the empty tomb.

Jesus is alive – death is defeated and love and life have triumphed – and not only on that wild, confusing first day but every day – which means that resurrection is the way God orders creation. Hope triumphs over despair; joy over sorrow; life over death. On the first day. On the last day. And on every day in between, even when we don’t see it. The world is full of resurrection stories.