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"We are invited to allow Mary to interpret the significance of her own child to us, rather than simply allowing the voices of men to overlay the miracle of the incarnation with speculation about the state of her virginity." Simon Woodman, preaching on "Is a Virgin Birth Inconceivable?" at Bloomsbury, 23 December 2018 Read more
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"Matthew places God in his story in the person of the baby Jesus, a human at risk, on the run, helpless, innocent. This is deep theology, because it questions our whole notion of who God is. If God is an almighty God, all powerful, all knowing, omniscient and omnipresent, then God runs the risk of becoming a dictator God, or worse, a tyrant God." Simon Woodman, preaching on 'The Massacre of the Innocents' at Bloomsbury, 9 December 2018. Read more
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Simon continued our Communion preaching series 'Why This Church?' looking at Independence and Interdependence between Baptists. Read more
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The #antilectionary continues with Luke's sermon on whether God cares about hairstyles... Read more
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The Antilectionary series continued this week with Simon preaching on the distressing story of the Levite's Concubine. Read more
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"We need to make the effort to read this horrific story from the point of view of the women, rather than the men. When we do this they move from being archetypical evil women who sexually abuse their own father, to become women who are themselves the victims of sexual violence and constraint, and whose actions are acts of great courage in the face of great threat." Read more
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"By addressing the disabilities faced by those who are marginalized, and through empowering them to rise up and enter into their full capacity for life, we create a lasting impact that extends far beyond momentary acts of charity." - Revd Dr Simon Woodman
