My grand socio-political theory for 2026
My grand socio-political theory for 2026 is this: the UK’s current political and economic crisis is not primarily about immigration. It’s about the long shadow of empire. For a relatively small island, Britain was for centuries grotesquely wealthy—not through genius...
Why is life so hard? An honest Christmas sermon.
Last week, a few of us stood on our town square asking people a simple question: What does Christmas mean to you? Food. Presents. Traditions. Holidays. All the familiar fixtures of the season appeared quickly, as you would expect. But one word surfaced again and...
People of hope in a world of fear
Brief, almost deceptively simple, yet piercing in its clarity, Romans 12:2 speaks to one of the most urgent challenges of our age: the crisis of knowing. Paul writes, “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then...
A different kind of victory
“we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope.” (Romans 5:3) These are some personal reflections that came to me while I was preparing this week’s sermon on Romans...
Buddugoliaeth o fath gwahanol
“dŷn ni’n gallu bod yn llawen hyd yn oed pan dŷn ni’n dioddef, am ein bod ni’n gwybod fod dioddefaint yn rhoi’r nerth i ni ddal ati.” (Rhufeiniaid 5:3) Dyma rai myfyrdodau personol a ddaeth i’m meddwl wrth imi baratoi pregeth ar Rhufeiniaid 5:1–5 wythnos yma. Nid...
Manylion hawlfraint
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