Sermons From Clayton Wesley

I’m out of town for the next few weeks so here is a sermon on this week’s lectionary text from three years ago.

I’m out of town for the next few weeks so here is a sermon on this week’s lectionary text from three years ago.

I’m out of town for the next few weeks so here is a sermon on this week’s lectionary text from three years ago.

Why do we need to know that the first disciples were fishers?

Nathaniel is a good guide to the experience of epiphany

There story of the magi is a masterclass in epiphany

Simeon and Anna, a study in wisdom

Good news is revolutionary

What does it mean that John the Baptist came, 'to testify to the light?'

The opening of Mark's gospel is a bombshell! (I didn't preach this Sunday, so here is a sermon on the text from 2020)

If it is Advent, why do we have a text about the end of the world?

Trying to make sense of sheep and goats...

The parable of the talents is not about your talents. It is far more subversive.

Jesus’s parable of the ten bridesmaids and the way to the kingdom.  I didn’t preach this Sunday. Here is my attempt at understanding this parable from 2020.

What does Jesus mean when he says, call no one father, rabbi or teacher?

Jesus is being testest again. This time he redefines what the law means

I am on holiday so here is a sermon from a few years ago

I am on holiday so here is a sermon from a few years ago

I am on holiday so here is a sermon from a few years ago

I am on holiday so here is a sermon from a few years ago