Indicating is very important when you’re driving. But it’s not enough when we’re trying to follow Jesus. Revd Bryce reflects on a story that Jesus told, about two brothers, one who said he’d do the right thing, the other who
Revd Bryce remembers a time he saw the Gospel of Jesus Christ being given as a literal gift, one which overcame traditional barriers of distrust and hostility. A great example of the power of offering hospitality in the face of
What would you do if you owed someone a lot of money – say $8 billion dollars – and they cancelled the debt? Would you be more forgiving of others? How do we behave when God offers us forgiveness us
Revd Bryce returns to the pulpit to reflect on one of the odder stories in Hebrew Bible, in which Moses has a conversation with a burning bush. In the process, he learns the name of God – “I am who
Revd Bryce is joined by Revd Barbara Bagley to reflect on the stained glass windows at St Matthew’s Georgetown. They depict two scenes from the beginning and end of Jesus’ ministry – the wedding at Cana and the Last Supper.
‘Who do people say I am?’ Jesus asked Peter. We might think we know the answer. But knowing who Jesus is just the first step on the journey of a lifetime: becoming a disciple of Christ. Come with Revd Bryce
In this video, Revd Bryce is back in the pulpit to discuss Jesus’ feeding miracles and why we can trust God to always keep promises, even when major changes are happening around us – ether pandemics, or massive changes to
Revd Bryce takes us on a scenic tour of Newcastle, including the local football (rugby league) stadium. When the Newcastle Knights play at home, they have a supportive audience. Not so for Jesus, as we read in Matthew’s Gospel. Why
We tackle a question that’s on many people’s minds: is Covid-19 a sign that the end of the world is here? To answer, Revd Bryce retells a parable Jesus told when people asked him about the end – the story
Revd Bryce is back in the pulpit to present a fresh take on one of Jesus’ best known stories – the parable of the sower. How can we make sure God’s message of love takes root in our lives? Click