Tag Archives: Romans 8:26-39

Sermon: I really do love the Apostle Paul!

Posted on July 29, 2023 by Avril Hannah-Jones

The theological reflection that is part of the most recent Act2 report says that ‘were the Uniting Church to die as an institution, God would do a new thing’. Despite that, none of us are resigned to the Uniting Church dying, and I am not trying to soften you up for institutional death. But I am saying that we can face the difficulties of the future knowing that none of them can separate us from the God who is for us, and who is always working for our good. Continue reading →

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Reflection: Comfort during Covid19

Posted on July 25, 2020 by Avril Hannah-Jones

Contrary to the theology of the wackier fringe churches we do not believe that our faith will keep us safe from the Covid19 dangers faced by others, any more than their faith in God protected Jesus or Paul from execution by the Romans. Continue reading →

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