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Gasping for breath
Today is stormy. The howling wind is dramatic, and either invigorating or scary depending on your circumstances and your personality. In Scripture the Greek word “pneuma” does a lot of multitasking. It can mean wind, or breath, or spirit;
A Change In Time
New Year is a good time to stop and take stock. A time to listen and reflect. A time to plan and dream. And 2018 was a dramatic year. My sense for 2018 was that it would be a
Thermometer or thermostat?
A few months ago I was leading worship at a conference and as I finished the speaker got up and spoke a prophetic word that has stuck with me ever since. The main reason it has stuck with me
Eating ahead of ourselves
Familiarity dulls the imagination, and perhaps the appetite. I was reading some thoughts on ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ recently and was intrigued to learn that the familiar phrase ‘our daily bread’ does not necessarily mean what I had always assumed.
Musings on a half-dead tree
Walking in the fields recently I came across an old friend. Isolated in the centre of an open meadow stood a single, large tree. But this tree held my gaze because it was unlike most others. Half the tree
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Who say’s I am worth it?
A flick of the perfectly styled hair, a knowing glance into
“Until John…”; Travel Guides and parsing Scripture
“The law and the prophets were in force until John; since then,
Gasping for breath
Today is stormy. The howling wind is dramatic, and either invigorating or
A Change In Time
New Year is a good time to stop and take stock. A time to listen and reflect. A time to plan and dream. And 2018 was a dramatic year. My sense for 2018 was that
Thermometer or thermostat?
A few months ago I was leading worship at a conference and as I finished the speaker got up and spoke a prophetic word that has stuck with me ever since. The main reason it
Eating ahead of ourselves
Familiarity dulls the imagination, and perhaps the appetite. I was reading some thoughts on ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ recently and was intrigued to learn that the familiar phrase ‘our daily bread’ does not necessarily mean what