What next, if?
Adeleh ·
What next, when…? ‘Jesus came to make people free. He wanted us to choose goodness freely. He did not crave the base worship of the slave. But free choice can […]
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The Michael Briggs Test
Brian ·
I have this untested theory that everyone is an echo. What I mean by that is, you have been shaped in your life by people and you take what they […]
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Apocalypse and the Walking Dead
Michael ·
I like my TV viewing to go hand in hand with life’s big existential and theological questions, who else? (What? only me?!?) Whether it’s questions about family (The Sopranos), death […]
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Show and Tell
Mark ·
Sometimes prayer comes naturally. It flows from a heart that is attune to what God is doing or the possibility of what God can do. It brings strength and peace. […]
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You just never know
Marion ·
I was talking with Fiona, Anna and B about the start of Talls and Smalls. B suggested I told the story of the mothers and toddlers’ group I joined in […]
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I’m a Spiritual Baby
Fiona ·
As I sit to write this blog, Norah is in the next room, just put down for her afternoon nap. Not asleep yet, but “chatting” the way 8 month olds do…. “dadadadadada eeeeeeeeeeee ahhhhhhhh”. […]
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Bubbles
Adeleh ·
Bubbles. We live in them, so they say. We convince ourselves they are real and that this is how life is. We talk to people who share our point of view, we […]
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‘Where is the Continuity?!’ (P. Carolan)
Brian ·
I made my long-awaited return to the cinema this past week. I love going to the cinema, there is something about getting the tickets, buying the sweets, drinks, popcorn, nacho’s […]
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Some Thoughts on Abundance and Making
Clare ·
I’ve been reflecting lately on the idea of beauty and abundance. I was doing a lap of the local park, and in the (literal) heat of the moment, the idea […]
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Don’t Bury Your Coins!
Matthew ·
When I consider the parables of Jesus, three words often come to mind: Captivating: They capture my attention. Provoking: They challenge my thinking. Confusing: They leave me with more questions than answers! The […]
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