Have you heard of the Advent Paradox? Rev. John breaks down this difficult concept, explaining the dual nature of the season and how we need God’s grace to fully understand it. Read his sermon here

Against the backdrop of corruption, war, and poor political leadership, it’s easy to become disheartened in today’s world. On Reign of Christ Sunday, Rev. John highlights the saving grace of our true king and the promise of His eternal kingdom. Read his sermon here

Elizabeth I, Florence Nightingale, Mary Sumner, Roberta Tilton. On ACW Sunday, Rev. John shares the story of the history-making Anglican women who helped shape the church. Read his sermon here.

Why the raising of Lazarus is so much more than a biblical ghost story, and how Christians should honour their dead. Read Rev. Runza’s Hallowtide sermon here.

In 1843, Karl Marx famously claimed that religion was the “opium of the people”. Rev. Runza explains how Job and Bartimaeus prove him wrong. Read the sermon here.

Overcoming our human limitations by embracing the unknown and walking in faith. Read Rev. John’s latest sermon here.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, Rev. John reflects on how gratitude makes us happier, healthier, and closer to the Kingdom of God. Read his sermon here.

On the feast of St Michael and All Angels, Rev. John discusses the thin line between good and evil. Read the sermon here.

Rev. John draws together three very different readings from today's lectionary to find a common thread. Read his sermon here.

What is the Messianic Secret, and what can it tell us about our identity in today's world? Read Rev. Runza's latest sermon here.

“Even the dogs under the table eat the children’s crumbs.” Rev. Runza dives into this difficult passage from Mark's Gospel in this week's sermon. Read it here.

Rev. Runza speaks of new hope and the resulting call to action in his first sermon as St John's Priest In Charge. Read it here.