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Kingdom Thoughts

How Then Shall We Live? 2. Not like the Gentiles

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Ephesians 4.17–32 A sermon from St Margaret’s Nedlands 13th September 2026 Now this I say and testify in the Lord, that you must no longer walk as the Gentiles do, in the futility of their minds. 18 They are darkened in…

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 its head when we begin our study of the second…

The Love of Christ

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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 you are seconded to an experienced minister. I did mine…

Paul

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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 we don’t like—he can hardly be from God. Some modern-day…

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 gathered in Jerusalem to discuss a problem. An increasing number…