Waiting Worthily

By Peter Kaye |

This sermon is all about trusting in God's justice. Not thinking we can do God's job of judging fairly. Not letting our preoccupation with the unfairness we see all round damage the way we live out our Christian life.

But it doesn't mean we sit back an ignore injustice; we mustn't get chewed up by it. It ends with the sober reminder that God will judge us all when we leave this earth. And we should remember not only the times when we are on the end of injustice, but those occasions when we perpetrate injustice.

We'll need God's grace to save us for the punishment we deserve. And the only way to do that is to accept Jesus' sacrifice on the Cross as payment for our sins. And to thank God for his love that made all this happen.

Southern Vectis1

By Peter Kaye |

LAURENCE KNIGHT comes over all nostalgic about family holidays spent on the Isle of Wight in the 1970s when Lodekkas, seemingly ancient K-types and growing numbers of new VRs and Leyland Nationals presented the appearance of a big fleet in microcosm

Living in Light of the Coming of the King

By Peter Kaye |

Sermon Bishop Michael Stead
Matthew 24:29-51
Introduction: Advent
1. The Timing of Christ’s Second Coming

  • Context: two questions in Matt 24:3 – “these things” + “your coming”
  • vv. 5-28 these things
  • vv.29-31 his coming
  • vv.32-35 these things
  • vv.36- his coming
  • 4 examples - flood + thief / a returning master / a delayed groom / parable of the talents

2. Keep Watch (vv.37-44)

  • Like the flood – suddenly taken
  • Like a thief - unprepared
  • What does this means for us?

3. Keep Working

  • vv.45-51The faithful and wise servant
  • The wicked servant
  • What does this means for us?