by Richard Keith | Apr 30, 2019
A sermon on John 13:1-17 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 28 April 2019 Red is the new black. 70 years old is the new 50. And what we learn from John chapter 13 is that down is the new up. This morning I want to begin a new series of sermons. Yes, today we say good-bye...
by Richard Keith | Apr 23, 2019
A sermon on Mark 15:15-41 by Rev Richard Keith on Good Friday 2019 This morning we stand at the foot of the cross of Jesus. Here there are no sinners or saints. No rich or poor. No black or white. At the foot of the cross all these categories, all these petty...
by Richard Keith | Apr 23, 2019
A sermon on Mark 15:40-16:8 by Rev Richard Keith on Easter Day, 2019 The Festival of Dangerous Ideas is an annual conference held in Sydney to promote and discuss controversial ideas and subjects. At the festival in 2009, for example, celebrity atheist Christopher...
by Richard Keith | Apr 2, 2019
A sermon by Rev Richard Keith on Mark 14:32-52 on Sunday March 31, 2019 In the garden of Gethsemane we come to a time and a place that is sacred It is not a time for silly jokes or funny stories. It is a time to be still and to face the awful truth of what it cost to...
by Richard Keith | Mar 19, 2019
A sermon on Mark 14:1-26 by Rev Richard Keith on Sunday 17 March 2019 On 1st November 2011, Lucy Rogers was on her way home from work on the train, when a group of twenty fellow travelers started to sing Bill Withers song, “Lovely Day.” It wasn’t until her boyfriend...
by Richard Keith | Mar 19, 2019
A sermon by Rev Richard Keith on Mark 12:38-13:2 on Sunday March 10, 2019 Today, I’m going to ruin a beautiful story. I’m not going to ruin it by going too long. I’m not going to ruin it by accident, by using poor illustrations or by making bad applications. I’m going...
by Richard Keith | Mar 5, 2019
A sermon preached on Mark 12:35-37 by Rev Richard Keith When we come to verse 35 in Mark 12, Jesus has silenced his critics. They had peppered him with questions, one after another. But with his answers, Jesus has embarrassed them all and amazed the crowds. Each time,...
