by Richard Keith | Apr 14, 2021
If you could count all the words that have been preached, all the books that have been published, all the ink that has been spilt by ministers and teachers and theological lecturers, you could get the impression that Christianity is quite a complicated business. And...
by Richard Keith | Apr 8, 2021
A sermon on John 20:1-20 by Rev Richard Keith on Easter Day 2021 There is great power in using someone’s name. When the phone rings and someone calls me by name, even if I don’t recognise the voice at first, I know that here is someone who knows me. If they ask to...
by Richard Keith | Apr 8, 2021
A sermon on John 18 and 19 by Rev Richard Keith on Good Friday 2021 “What is truth?” Pilate asked Jesus and then walked out. If a deeper thinker than Pilate had been there with Jesus the world might have been a different place. Any half-decent philosopher from...
by Richard Keith | Apr 8, 2021
A sermon on 1 John 3:1-3 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 28 March 2021 Who are you? What do you see when you look in the mirror? Do you see a great success in life? Someone who is an asset to their family and their community? Or do you see someone who’s muddled through...
by Richard Keith | Feb 21, 2021
A sermon on 1 John 2 by Rev Richard Keith on 21 February 2021 In our passage today God calls us to love and to not love. God calls us to love one another and to not love the world. The old commandment says, Love your neighbour as you love yourself. The new commandment...
by Richard Keith | Feb 14, 2021
A sermon on 1 John 1:5-2:2 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 14 February 2021 Today’s message is about integrity. Integrity is more than honesty. It is more than truthfulness. Integrity is about wholeness. It is about transparency. Integrity means being the same on the...
by Richard Keith | Feb 10, 2021
A sermon on 1 John 1:1-4 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 7 February 2021 The Gettysburg Address was a speech delivered by the United States president Abraham Lincoln in 1863. By all appearances, it doesn’t seem much. It’s only 275 words long. News reports at the time...
