A Reflection on Call and Response

In his book Callings: Finding and Following an Authentic Life, Gregg Levoy says, ‘living means being addressed,” as the theologian Martin Buber once said, and whatever or whoever is addressing us is a power like wind or fusion or faith; we can’t see the force, but we can see what … Continue Reading ››

God is love, so ‘God’ is a verb

Sermon by Andy Wurm, for Trinity Sunday, June 7 th 2020

Winston Churchill, once said that Democracy was the worst form of government, except for all the other forms of government. He was quoting someone else. Today, as we celebrate Trinity Sunday in the church, it’s worth remembering … Continue Reading ››

New life requires acceptance

Sermon by Andy Wurm, Sunday after Ascension Day, 24 th May 2020

One of the hardest transitions in life can be the move from the way you want things to be, to the way they are, if they are not the same. A book about how to be a parent to a … Continue Reading ››

What we believe can make us more or less receptive to God

Sermon by Andy Wurm, Sixth Sunday of Easter, 17^th May, 2020

Some years … Continue Reading ››

There is no death in God

Sermon by Andy Wurm, Lent 5, 29^th March 2020

For today’s sermon, I’m going to walk through the gospel passage for today – John 11:1-45, commenting as I go. Now a certain man was ill, Lazarus of Bethany, the village of Mary and her sister Martha. Mary was … Continue Reading ››