Look at the size of their Harvest
Fr.Vincent is in awe…
The Helper
Vincent’s Sermon on all things pneumatological….
“Good Morning Mr Magpie” – the meaning of Priesthood
+ in the name… “Good Morning Mr. Magpie!” “Excuse me I am not a Magpie…I am a Priest!” Well Fr.Vincent does give us some great titles to work with doesn’t he?! (searching for a clue?!) We all know the rhymes of the Magpie, ‘One for Sorrow, Two for joy, Three for a girl, Four […]
“I Hygge to make people more interesting”
Vincent’s Sermon on the latest lifestyle trend from Denmark…
Happiness, The Gift of Sadness
Fr Vincent’s sermon on all things Jazz…
‘I Love it when she submits’ – The Night Manager
Realistic Christianity series. To be serious for a moment today I will be looking at some difficult issues, relationships, marriage, family etc. For many there are issues around these topics which can be sensitive, at times and as is my wont, to be make things easier and lighter through humour I might possibly offend some […]
Realistic Christianity – Remember, no strings attached!
Realistic Christianity: Remember, No strings attached!! (except for the ones which are)- autonomy and non-autonomy Rev. Vincent Gardner 08/05/16 Today we have another sermon in our Realistic Christianity series. An attempt to construct a systematic theology for parish life. If you remember so far I have begun to map out what it is to be […]
We are not pigs!
Today we have another sermon in our Realistic Christianity series. If you remember so far I have begun to map out what it is to be a Realistic Christian and my suggestion that this could be a helpful way forward for many. Sermons so far: 1. We are now in the post-modern age, so we […]
Boredom – Christianity’s gift to the world.
Boredom: Christianity’s gift to the world (Realistic Christianity 3) Rev. Vincent Gardner 28/2/16 This morning is the third sermon in the Realistic Christianity series. In this series we attempt to look at various cultural changes which are affecting church life. In the first sermon we looked at the philosophical and theological changes: from Modernism to […]