The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

Knock knock. - who’s there? Cows go - cows go who? No, cows go ‘moo’. Knock knock - who’s there? Little old lady - little old lady who? ...

Did you hear about the minister who stood up to begin a service? He noticed there was a problem with the equipment and so he said: ‘There’s...

I'm just getting round to sorting out the sermon mp3s from Holy Week now, so here are a complete set, all from Luke's Gospel: Pal...

As we gather on this Good Friday, as we’ve heard the Passion of the Lord Jesus, we quickly realise that Jesus is at the very centre of huma...

If you were able to choose your last meal, what would it be? The internet is the source of all sorts of information, and there are several ...

As we’ve journeyed with Jesus this week, we know all too well what lies ahead. We’ve heard the story many times before, we know (even if th...

I wonder if Youcef Nadarkhani is a name you’re familiar with. Pastor Youcef had been held in prison in Iran because he is a Christian. His c...

I wonder if you’ve ever experienced betrayal. To feel the sting of disappointment; to be let down by a close friend - well, as the saying g...

One of the benefits of the Church Calendar is the yearly remembrance and reflection on the key aspects of the life of the Lord Jesus. So, ev...

And when they came to the place that is called The Skull, there they crucified him, and the criminals, one on his right and one on his left....

In a slight change to the regular 'What's on your iPod' feature, we'll not look at an alphabetical series today. Instead, be...

Through Holy Week we've been reflecting on the betrayal of Jesus by Judas. So far we've seen the problem of the chief priests, the s...

Here's the sermon recording from last night's preach. Boasting in the cross of Christ, because it is the end of our pride, our death...

Far be it from me to boast except in the cross of Christ. So says Paul in our reading tonight. That word boast means to glory, to revel, to ...

Continuing our theme of betrayal, we come to the Lord's Supper. This is the final meal with the disciples, and the chief priests are wai...

Yesterday we thought of the difficult situation the chief priests were in. They feared the people; they hated Jesus, and wanted to get rid o...

When reading about the events of Holy Week, it can all seem unconnected. We read the various place names, but can't really see how they ...

It's Holy Week again, the run up to Good Friday, and the remembrance of the crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ. Before dashing straigh...

Why is Good Friday called that? What makes it so good? Tonight we come to the cross, having looked at John's account of the passion ever...

We're continuing our studies in John's Gospel through this Holy Week. Tonight we're going to look at 19:1-16. Last night we look...