Homily on John 10: 1-10
By the Very Reverend Christine Wilson I first began to understand the nature of sheep when I moved from city life to spend a few years in the beautiful countryside…
Sermon – Fourth Sunday of Epiphany
Sermon by the Very Reverend Christine Wilson, Dean of Lincoln Luke 4: 14-21 A couple of weeks ago I watched the film: I Daniel Blake. It was shown on BBC2…
Sermon – Twelfth Sunday after Trinity
Sermon by the Very Reverend Christine Wilson, Dean of Lincoln In the children’s resource called Godly Play there is a wonderful teaching tool by way of a liturgical clock. It…
Sermon Address by Professor Brian Winston
(Given during Jewish Living Exhibition, an educational initiative of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, on display at Lincoln Cathedral) It had been a project of the 19th century…
Sermon – Doubting Thomas: what makes faith believable
Sermon by the Very Reverend Christine Wilson, Dean of Lincoln I wonder how many times you have missed out on something extraordinary. One of those memorable moments, when your friends…
Epiphany Sermon by the Dean of Lincoln
A sermon by the Very Reverend Christine Wilson to mark Epiphany In the last week or so I have had a number of conversations, putting the worlds to right in…
All Saints Sunday – Sermon by The Very Reverend Christine Wilson
Sunday 05 November 2017 Sermon by The Very Reverend Christine Wilson All Saints’ Sunday In the opening words of a number of the letters of St Paul, he addresses the…
The Parable of the Wicked Tenants – Sermon by The Very Reverend Christine Wilson
Sunday 8 October 2017 Sermon by The Very Reverend Christine Wilson The Parable of the Wicked Tenants Matthew 21: 33-end Our parable this morning is not for the faint hearted.…
6 August 2017 – Sermon by The Revd Ann Mazur
The Feast of the Transfiguration At the last lecture of the Lincoln Theological Society a passage was quoted from Kenneth Grahame’s book, ‘The Wind in the Willows’. I realised as…
30 July 2017 – Sermon by The Revd Canon Peter Neil, Vice Chancellor of BGU
As some of you know my professional background is that of teaching and teacher education and I have spent many hours at the back of classrooms, either bored rigid or…
Lent Talk – The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved: love’s witness
A talk by the Canon Chancellor, the Reverend Canon Dr Mark Hocknull, first given in Lincoln Cathedral on Sunday 9 April 2017. John 21: 15-25 We in the west live…
Lent Talk – Mary the mother of Jesus: the household of love
A talk by the Canon Chancellor, the Reverend Canon Dr Mark Hocknull, first given in Lincoln Cathedral on Sunday 2 April 2017. John 19: 25-27 We turn on this Passion…