Bishop Richard's Weekly video Message - Transcript 04.12.2025
This week, Bishop Richard reminds us that Advent invites us to take our spiritual life seriously, trusting in both God’s judgment and His abundant grace.
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This week, Bishop Richard reminds us that Advent invites us to take our spiritual life seriously, trusting in both God’s judgment and His abundant grace.
As Advent begins, Bishop Richard encourages us to see this season as a time to mend relationships, speak the words we’ve been holding back, and let God set our hearts right.
This week, Bishop Richard reminds us that our churches are called to be communities of honesty, grace, and forgiveness, safe places where real transformation can begin.
This week, Bishop Richard reflects on Remembrance, honouring those who serve and sacrifice for the cause of peace, reminding us that true peace always comes at a cost worth remembering.
This week, Bishop Richard shares reflections from Germany, where he’s been attending the 24/7 Prayer international conference. Stories of faith and prayer from around the world remind us that whether in revival or quiet perseverance, God is always at work.
What do Harry Potter and the Gospel of John have in common? In this week’s video, Bishop Richard reflects on light, faith, and the moment when the invisible becomes visible through Christ.
This week, Bishop Richard gives thanks for Archdeacon Fiona as she prepares to leave Hereford to become the next Bishop of Taunton. He reflects on leadership, change, and the assurance that God is with us as we move into a new season together.
This week, Bishop Richard reflects on the challenge and grace of forgiveness.
This week, Bishop Richard reflects on William Tyndale, a man who risked and lost his life so that ordinary people could read the Bible in their own language. He explores what it means to speak truth to power, then and now, and how faith still calls us to be courageous witnesses today.
This week, Bishop Richard challenges us to be people of welcome, compassion, and reconciliation in a divided world.