‘Look on him and be radiant and your faces shall not be ashamed’ (Psalm 34.5)‘ Sometimes when one looks at the Bible texts for the forthcoming Sunday there is one text or passage which leaps out and grabs one’s attention. For me, this week, this happened as I read Psalm 34, our psalm for this morning and came across these words: ‘Look…
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Anglican worship in Geneva Sermons on John (Page 2)
Recognizing, listening, and following the voice of our shepherd as the pathway towards a really meaningful and everlasting life. As you know, every year Easter reveals the divine purpose to initiate a new resurrected world. As Daphne reminded us on Easter Sunday, Jesus is inviting us to celebrate with deep joy that He is risen from the dead. The cross of death…
Being born from above ‘Very truly, I tell you no one can enter the kingdom of God without being born from above’. (John 3.3). These words of Jesus to the Jewish religious leader Nicodemus are strange and disturbing. As anyone who has been involved in the process of giving birth or assisting at a birth will know, it is a momentous experience…
The Wedding at Cana January can be a grim month, particularly here in Northern Europe. All the joys and excitements of Christmas are over; the festive food and wine finished and in some cases, the penitential diets begun; we realise we’ve probably overspent in our desire to celebrate well and offer gifts to loved ones; and to cap it all, the sky…
Responding to God’s Call I had a great aunt who used to say, “Many are called but few get up”. It was a rather irreverent take on the words of St Matthew’s Gospel “Many are called but few are chosen” (Matthew 22. 14) but perceptive. Despite the apparent irreverence, she was a profoundly strong woman of faith who lived out her faith…