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Sermon: The Trinity is a celebration; not a maths problem

Posted on May 30, 2015 by Avril Hannah-Jones

I hope this is giving you a sense of why the doctrine of the Trinity excites me. (Yes, I am the sort of geek who gets excited by theological doctrines.) Continue reading →

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Sermon: God-Humanity Solidarity

Posted on February 22, 2015 by Avril Hannah-Jones

Sermon for Williamstown The First Sunday of Lent, 22nd of February 2015 Genesis 9:8-17 Mark 1:9-15 I’ve mentioned before that the Gospel according to Mark is a short, quick, intense gospel. Today this is a huge benefit for us, because … Continue reading →

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Sermon: Called by God (expect the unexpected)

Posted on January 18, 2014 by Avril Hannah-Jones

Sermon for Williamstown 19th of January 2014 John 1:29-42 1 Corinthians 1:1-9  In a couple of previous sermons I’ve mentioned the Revised Common Lectionary, which gives churches four Bible readings for each Sunday and is used by Anglican and Lutheran … Continue reading →

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Sermon: Beloved sinners

Posted on January 18, 2014 by Avril Hannah-Jones

Sermon for Williamstown Baptism of Jesus, 12th of January, 2014 Matthew 3:13-17 Acts 10:34-43 Christianity says two things about human beings. Actually, it says lots of things about human beings, but there are two particular elements of Christian anthropology that … Continue reading →

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