Salvation
Acts 2.14–47 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral on Pentecost Sunday 5th June 2022 Special days in Christianity are all about great things God has done to save us: Christmas celebrates the coming of the Son of God into…
David Seccombe
David Seccombe is Roving Ambassador of George Whitefield College, Cape Town, South Africa and Extraordinary Professor of New Testament of North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa. He lives in Perth, Western Australia with his wife, Lorraine. He is an ordained Anglican minister trained at Moore Theological College, with PhD from Cambridge University. He was Rector of St Matthew's Anglican Church, Shenton Park from 1979-92 and Principal of George Whitefield College 1993 - 2012.
Mistress of the House
Ephesians 1.15–23 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral 22 May 2022 For this reason, because I have heard of your faith in the Lord Jesus and your love toward all the saints, I do not cease to give thanks…
God’s Ministers
Acts 20.17–38 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral 15th May 2022 I apologize in advance for this being a “heavy” sermon. There are important things all Christians should know, and for a church seeking a new leader it is…
God’s Family
1 Timothy 3.14–16 A sermon preached on Mothers’ Day 8th May at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral. It is a pleasure to be speaking to you this Mothers’ Day. The Church has had its own Mothering Sunday for a lot longer than…
House on a Rock
Matthew 16: 13–28 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral 31 April 2022 I don’t know if you have ever experienced psychodrama. Some of my first year of training in Perth was spent at Graylands Hospital with a group of…