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Between a Rock and a Good Place
Listen carefully. It matters. I have always felt it was hard on Moses that he never got to enter
Holy Place
Have you ever stopped to pay attention to how you are feeling when you walk into church on a
Men’s Weekend Away 2023
This weekend I found myself at my first men’s weekend away at Pinkery outdoor centre deep into Exmoor. The
Signs & Consequences
“My time has not yet come.” The response of Jesus to his mother’s request to get involved in the
No Body? Rethinking the ascension
“You didn’t want sacrifices and offerings; instead, you’ve given me a body.” Heb 10:5 The writer of Hebrews takes
Multitasking: learning to live in two worlds
I can remember the days when Personal Computers were still a novelty and there was intense rivalry amongst businesses to establish their own operating system as the industry standard. One of the areas that
Getting out of Jail – free?
Jesus declared that he had been sent “…to proclaim freedom for the prisoners...”. There are three accounts in the book of Acts of his disciples being freed from jail, and each is slightly different.
Going to Galilee
What’s with resurrection and Galilee? The executed Jesus has been raised from death, and his first instruction is to ‘go to Galilee’. The angels’ instruction was clear & Jesus himself was insistent; his friends
Atonement: a narrative
The boy and his father walked happily together, hand in hand, the father gently guiding his son, pointing out all the fascinating items along their route. All the good things to see, to touch,
Judgement; who, how and the least of these (Mt 25:31-46)
Most of us don’t like to speak of judgement. So the words of Jesus here make uncomfortable reading for many of us. Separating ‘sheep’ from ‘goats’, and pronouncing the destiny of each, seems very…
Striving to Face Forwards
Almost daily my phone prompts me to review my photos from ‘this day x years ago’. For me, the opportunity to recall moments from the past feels intensely bittersweet, and will often provoke a