Showing posts with label Blind Bartimaeus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blind Bartimaeus. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 October 2021

Sermon - Cast off our cloaks

Emabutfo by Nandipha Mntambo, 2009

A sermon preached at St Stephen Walbrook on Thursday 28th
 October 2021 (Year B, Last after Trinity, Proper 25), based on Mark 10:46-52 and incorporating text from music and hymns sung during the service.

Good News in a Nutshell
During the pandemic, we saw aspects of our society from a new perspective – but the discourse about how to address poverty and injustice seemed to fall back to the familiar party lines. Can we (the church) find a renewed calling in the example of Bartimaeus; helping the world to learn how to throw off our cloaks, instead of flashing our political colours at each other like matadors, learning how to debate in a respectful way, seeing beyond the same old arguments? Then we will be acting like true disciples.

Tuesday, 9 October 2018

Start:Stop-What do you want me to do for you?

Blind Bartimaeus by Nicholas Mynheer (2017)

Thank you for joining us for Start:Stop. My name is Phillip Dawson. This reflection will last ten minutes and you are welcome to come and go as your schedule dictates. We begin with a short bible reading, which can be found on page 50 in the New Testament section of the Bible. The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus. 

Sermon-Who is Jesus? Who am I? Who am I becoming?

Georges Rouault, Christ (1925–27) A sermon given during Holy Communion at St Olave Hart Street on Sunday 27 th September 2026 (Year A, Seve...