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Jesus the Light of the world

Jesus the Light of the world

by Colin Smith

This short (1270) reflection/sermon examines Jesus claim to be the light of the world. By comparing the light of a lamp in darkness, it is noted that Jesus brings order out of chaos, reveals too us how we really are and guides us to a happier more purposeful life.

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Jesus - His mission and priorities (Mark 32-45)

Jesus - His mission and priorities (Mark 32-45)

by Colin Smith

This reflection/short sermon (1291 words) focuses upon Jesus decision to move on in his ministry around Galilee. The priorities of prayer and of preaching in His life are clearly seen. The implications for his followers are also drawn out.

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Jesus prays for his disciples unity

Jesus prays for his disciples unity

by Colin Smith

This reflection/sermon (1215 words) examines the nature of the spiritual unity for which Jesus prays. The link between it and its purpose (that the world may believe) is also made explicit.

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Ps 139 God Responds

Ps 139 God Responds

by Tim Coleman

Written as God might respond to the Psalmist

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Jesus the Physician

Jesus the Physician

by Colin Smith

This reflection/short (1278 words) sermon examines people’s attitudes to their needs. In this passage, Jesus highlights the spiritual needs of people and their need for a spiritual doctor. He contrasts the attitude of those in the crowd, who feel they are self-sufficient, with …

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Joy

Joy

by Colin Smith

This short (641 words) reflection examines the meaning of the word "joy" both now and in Biblical times. Different ways of responding to joyful events are also considered, particularly in light of different worship styles

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Judge Not

Judge Not

by Colin Smith

This reflection has been successfully used as short(838 words) sermon. It carefully examines the use of the phrase “Judge not” as generally applied in both the Bible and common usage. The latter is both identified and found wanting.

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Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday

by Colin Smith

This reflection/short sermon (1118 words)examines the events surrounding Jesus's entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. Their significance and relevance both then and today are drawn out.

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Pain and suffering

Pain and suffering

by Colin Smith

In this brief (1377 words) reflection/sermon some of the positive outcomes of suffering and pain are highlighted, without minimising their effects upon those concerned.

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Palm Sunday a proclamation of kingship

Palm Sunday a proclamation of kingship

by Colin Smith

In this short reflection/sermon (880 words), the events of Palm Sunday are seen as parts of a pre-planned ceremony which amounted to Jesus proclaiming his Kingship. Later events and ceremonies in Holy week reveal the particular kind of king he was going to be. How this differed f…

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Palm Sunday - The road to Jerusalem

Palm Sunday - The road to Jerusalem

by Colin Smith

This reflection/short sermon (c1250 words) explores the feelings of Jesus and his followers as they travel to Jerusalem. As such, it challenges us to think about our journey through life

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Paul's Conversion

Paul's Conversion

by Colin Smith

This reflection/ short sermon (863 words) explores the events, and their effects, of the Damascus road journey, within their context.

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Pentecost - Wind and Fire

Pentecost - Wind and Fire

by Colin Smith

This reflection or short sermon (828 words) emphasises the suddenness of the wind and fire of Pentecost and the response of the gathered disciples. The implications for today’s disciples are then considered

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Prayer and action

Prayer and action

by Colin Smith

This short 1190 words reflection/sermon examines both the Exodus story and the feeding of the 5000. The importance of taking action in difficult circumstances is highlighted. The role of prayer and the wisdom of turning to Jesus himself or to a prophet is also considered.

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Priority of Human need

Priority of Human need

by Colin Smith

This reflection/short sermon (1156 words) considers Jesus's rebuff of the Pharisees when they criticized him for allowing his disciples to eat ears of corn, which were ready for harvest

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Prayer for unemployed

Prayer for unemployed

by Colin Smith

This short (131 words) intercessory prayer is a response to the plight of the long term unemployed in the light of Genesis 1 and 2

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Prayers for the peoples of Uganda

Prayers for the peoples of Uganda

by Colin Smith

These two prayers consist of a general one recalling past suffering, giving thanks for changes which have occurred. The other is a prayer for a specific project which brings clean water to Ugandan villages.

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Prayer of Unity and the Holy city

Prayer of Unity and the Holy city

by Colin Smith

In this prayer celebrate Christian unity is celebrated by considering St John’s vision of the holy city, the New Jerusalem, anticipated in Revelation 21. The Holy city is contrasted with the current situation, particularly as it relates to present day cities

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