Something to Celebrate
Luke 5:27–39 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral 23 May 2021 Buried Treasure Jesus told a story about a man who was bushwalking and saw something odd sticking out of the ground. It looked like the corner of a…
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.
Commander
Luke 5:1–16 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral 9 May 2021 After the St James Massacre there was a lot of follow-up to be done. Eleven people had been killed and fifty wounded and all the families and friends…
Cosmic Liberator
Luke 4:31–44 A sermon preached in Geraldton Anglican Cathedral 2nd May 2021 Today’s reading is about evil: Jesus heals a demon-possessed man. So the first question we need to ask is whether the Devil is real? Because most of our…
Jesus’ Great Announcement
Luke 4:14–30 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral 18th April 2021 There must have been a stir in and around the town when it got out that Jesus was coming home and would be preaching in the synagogue that…
Our Greatest Need
Luke 5:17–26 A sermon preached at Geraldton Anglican Cathedral on the Sunday after Ascension 16th May 2021 Jesus came to earth on a mission, and is about to return to his Father. One of the last things he does is…