Most of the year is ordinary. So is where God lives.
Weekly resources, study courses and liturgy for preachers and lay leaders who take scripture seriously and people more seriously still. Written by a serving minister; tested in real chapels before it reaches you.
The Tuesday Essay launches this autumn; free, no card, no catch.
Sunday is always coming.
Every Tuesday, next Sunday's readings taken seriously: honest scholarship, a liberationist eye, and material you can stand up with. The essay is free to everyone; the working pack is for subscribers.
The Tuesday Essay
The coming Sunday's texts read with open eyes; what they say, what they cost, where they press on the week's news. Ends with three questions worth stealing.
£0 for everyone, for good
The Full Pack
- Exegetical briefing, including how Jewish tradition reads the Hebrew texts
- Two full sermons — one liberationist, one pastoral
- Bible study written for lay leaders
- Intercessions grounded in the week's world
- Children's sheet and booklet
Taken slowly, read generously.
Complete multi-session discipleship courses: facilitator brief for the nervous leader, participant workbook, slides, infographics and a companion podcast. Built for groups where nobody holds a theology degree, and nobody needs to.
The seven letters scholarship agrees came from Paul's own hand, taken in the order he wrote them.
What it costs.
Founding prices, confirmed at launch. Cancel whenever you like; the unsubscribe button works as well as the subscribe one.
The Weekly
£6 a month, or £60 a year
The full pack, every Tuesday, for one preacher or leader.
- Exegetical briefing
- Two full sermons
- Lay-led Bible study
- Intercessions
- Children's material
The Weekly, shared
from £60 a year
Everything in Individual, shared freely across your church's preachers, worship leaders and study groups.
- Up to 60 members — £60 a year
- 61 to 150 members — £120 a year
- Above 150 members — £180 a year
Carry a chapel
£10 a month
Everything in Individual; the margin keeps the resources free for a small chapel that pays nothing. The annual note shows exactly where supporter money went.
Nineteen members or fewer? Everything is free. One short email from your minister or steward to hello@ordinarytime.uk is all it takes; cost is never the barrier.
Discipleship courses are priced per course as they arrive; subscribers get first sight and a subscriber price.
Priced like we mean the theology.
Tested before sold
Everything is preached and studied first across a working circuit on the Kent coast. If it doesn't hold a real congregation on a wet Sunday, it isn't published.
The small stay free
Churches of nineteen members or fewer receive everything free; one short email from a minister or steward is all it takes, because cost should never be the barrier. Supporter subscriptions carry them.
Open books
Once a year we publish a plain note on what came in and where it went. Resources for the church should not be a mystery to the church.
God is present in the ordinary, the broken and the searching. We write for the church that believes it.
The Tuesday Essay, free, every week.
Next Sunday's readings, taken seriously, in your inbox each Tuesday morning; for readers who would rather wrestle with the text than skim it. The sign-up opens with the first issue this autumn. Until then, send an email and I'll add you to the first list by hand.
Email hello@ordinarytime.ukNo spam, no sharing of your details; just the first issue when it lands.