David Seccombe

Author and Speaker

How Then Shall We Live?

Ephesians 4.1–16 A sermon from St Margaret’s Nedlands 6th September 2026 How are we to regard someone who breaks the law as a matter of obedience to God? This question raises…

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The Love of Christ

Ephesians 3.14–21 A sermon from St Margaret’s Nedlands 16th August 2026 The first two years as a minister in the Anglican Church is usually a curacy, a kind of apprenticeship where…

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Paul

Ephesians 3.1–13 A sermon from St Margaret’s Nedlands 9 August 2026 The early Christians had a problem, and so do we. The problem is Paul; he says such radical things—things…

The New Humanity

Ephesians 2.11–22 Isaiah 55.1–5. Psalm 84.1–3, 8–12. Ephesians 2.11–22. John 12.20–32. A Sermon from St Margaret’s Nedlands 2 August 2026 About 18 years after Jesus’ death and resurrection, Christian leaders…

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The Walk of Life

Ephesians 2.1–10 A Sermon from St Margaret’s Nedlands 26 July 2026 And you were dead in the trespasses and sins in which you once walked, following the course of this world,…