by Richard Keith | Sep 29, 2020
A sermon on Ephesians 4:17-32 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 27 September 2020 Change is a natural part of life. We change our clothes. We change the colour of our walls. We change our minds. We live. We grow. We develop. We change. And unless you are already...
by Richard Keith | Sep 22, 2020
A sermon on Ephesians 4:7-16 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 20 September 2020 A body lives and grows on food. Deprive it of nourishment, or give it the wrong food, and the body will waste away and die. The Church is a body. It’s the body of Christ. And given the right...
by Richard Keith | Sep 16, 2020
A sermon on Ephesians 4:1-6 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 13 September 2020 There are many things that divide us. Some of us are young and some of us are old. Some of us are rich and some of us are poor. Some of us vote for the right and some of us vote for the left....
by Richard Keith | Sep 8, 2020
A sermon on Ephesians 3:14-21 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 6 September 2020 Two things can be similar but very different. To the outsider, Australian Rules and Rugby League football seem to be very similar. They both have two teams fighting over an oval ball. They...
by Richard Keith | Sep 1, 2020
A sermon on Ephesians 3:1-13 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 30 August 2020 I love a good mystery. A crime is committed. An investigation is launched. Everyone, I mean, literally everyone in the town had a motive. But apparently no one could have done it. The first...
by Richard Keith | Aug 26, 2020
A sermon on Ephesians 2:11-22 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 23 August 2020 Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never harm me. So goes the old proverb. Well it may be old, but unfortunately, it just isn’t true. For one thing, sticks and stones...
by Richard Keith | Aug 18, 2020
A sermon on Ephesians 2:8-10 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 16 August 2020 While swimming at the beach, a woman was swept out of her depth by a powerful rip. She would have surely drowned, except for the vigilance of the lifesaver, who spotted her struggling in the...
