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Struggling with Glory
I suspect ‘Glory’ is one of those words that christians tend to use without having much idea of what it actually means. Sometimes an expletive and sometimes an acclamation, neither use provides us with much substance. When we
Necessary Repetition
In Jn 21, after enabling Peter to land a remarkable catch of fish, the resurrected Jesus has an intensely personal conversation with him, checking Peter’s heart attitude, directing him to care for others and hinting at the future
All kinds of impossible
All kinds of impossible Mk 9 Jesus asked the boy’s father, ‘How long has he been like this?’ ‘From childhood,’ he answered. ‘It has often thrown him into fire or water to kill him. But if you can do anything, take
Composting my Character
I’m surely not the only person to be making use of enforced time at home to catch up on work in the garden. There are some things that I put off for as long as possible, and digging out
Shameless emotion and a place at his feet
Mary was a common name in the New Testament, but one of the best known is Mary the sister of Lazarus & Martha. We encounter her in three incidents, and each time she is positioned at the feet
Keeping in step
I’ve always wondered what ‘keeping in step with the Spirit’ in Paul’s book to the Galatians really meant, especially when in my previous RAF training days, I did a fair amount of marching, where we needed to keep
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Necessary Repetition
In Jn 21, after enabling Peter to land a remarkable catch
All kinds of impossible
All kinds of impossible Mk 9 Jesus asked the boy’s father, ‘How
Composting my Character
I’m surely not the only person to be making use of enforced
Shameless emotion and a place at his feet
Mary was a common name in the New Testament, but one of the best known is Mary the sister of Lazarus & Martha. We encounter her in three incidents, and each time she is
Keeping in step
I’ve always wondered what ‘keeping in step with the Spirit’ in Paul’s book to the Galatians really meant, especially when in my previous RAF training days, I did a fair amount of marching, where
Upside Down
Which is the more positive and which the more negative word- ‘up’ or ‘down’? Personally, I think down has many negative associations whether I’m down on my luck, on a downer, downtrodden, down in the