I am sometimes tempted to think that agnostics make the best writers, certainly the most interesting. Agnostics tend to capture … More
Author: Andrew Roycroft
Future Faith and ChatGPT
It is difficult these days to know if the news around AI is alarmist or alarming. Experts differ, arguments and … More
Preaching from a Place of Fullness
I have preached from a place of emptiness and from a place of fullness, and the experience of the one … More
Blessed at a Distance: some thoughts on the passing of Rev. Edward Donnelly
It is by now old news that we are living in a hyper-connected age, a period unlike any other in … More
The Queen’s Funeral Sermon: some early thoughts
In what has been billed ‘the most watched sermon in history’ the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, today spoke at … More
2 Things I Admired in the King’s Speech
At 6pm UK time a new era in world history began – King Charles III made his first formal speech … More
A Prayer on the Death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
ADORATIONAlmighty God, ruler of heaven and earth, we bow before you today in awe of your majesty, and in open … More
After Disruption
If you happen to visit Berlin it would be well worth looking out for the Chapel of Reconciliation on Bernaeur … More
Who in the world am I preaching to?
I preach over 100 sermons annually. That amounts to more hours of preparation than I can hope to quantify, and … More
Book Review: The Least, the Last, and the Lost
The privilege and challenge of reaching non-Christians in the most deprived areas of the UK is the focus of this … More