Yes, I know, I write them ages ahead of time and – not being a prophet – I do not foresee world, national or local
Preaching
Don’t trust your feelings, even your worst duffer sermons bring glory to God
I was talking with my wife ahead of Sunday about my sermon this week. My overriding feeling was that it was a bit of a
Accents & grammar: what’s good for the olympics is alright in the pulpit
I can’t say I’ve been watching all that much of the Olympics. But I did pick up on Digby Jones, Baron Jones of Birmingham taking
Let the kids say it’s boring (the adults think it anyway)
‘Church isn’t boring!’ I saw a podcast with that title in the last few days. And I have heard the sentiment parroted out lots of
Boring sermons & how to get buy-in from our people
I have spoken before about how our preaching is often boring and one of the reasons for that – arguably the main reason – is
So, I’ve preached my last sermon for a while
It seems I have preached my last sermon for a month and a bit, which feels like a weird place to be. I remain the