Just Letting You Know
Marion ·
What do you know about Ignite’s Central Meeting? I’m guessing for some of you the answer is not a lot. As its name implies, it has a leadership role but […]
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The Potter
Belinda ·
I was reading a passage in Jeremiah in the Old Testament recently. There’s a beautiful image of God as a Potter I wanted to share. ‘This is the word that […]
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Embodiment as a Guide to Living Authentically
Marie ·
Background A few months ago, I discovered a Spanish classical guitarist named Pablo Sainz Villegas. During a discussion about his musical journey, he shared a pivotal moment. As a child, […]
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Fighting the Good Fight: What Samwise Taught Me as I Reach the End
I had a secret coming into Ireland that got me a good amount of banter from my friends in my Christian circles – I had never seen any of the […]
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Snapshots of the Past Month
Michael ·
‘One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious. The latter procedure, however, is disagreeable and therefore not popular.’ Carl Jung I hate […]
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Jesus has my back
Annette ·
We’re familiar with feeling like we really have to flex our inner muscles to get through the day. It’s like we’re digging, or preparing, to dig deep for the answer […]
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Daily Devotions: Fuel for Living Fully
Róisín ·
It’s a little over a year since I wrote my first ever Ignite blog, ‘Living your best life: belonging and connection’. Since then life has been full of change and […]
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Some Days are Special…Two Worlds
Some days are special. I had one last week and I didn’t even need to leave the comfort of my living room. As a family, we have the privilege of renting a […]
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Saint Mode
Andrew ·
In a recent message from Saint Michael at a gathering of believers in Dublin on a Sunday morning, I was struck again by the fact that the books of the […]
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Contemplation
Adeleh ·
What is on my mind today? Trees and ivy, mostly. Perhaps also things like contentment; Being present; simplicity in a world of famine; War; democracy; and peace. But I do not think I can […]
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