2020: A Developing View
This blog started life like a little maggot-y thing. Small and moaning and grim. Trying to pretend it was logical and thoughtful and dispassionate and realistic. I didn’t like it […]
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This blog started life like a little maggot-y thing. Small and moaning and grim. Trying to pretend it was logical and thoughtful and dispassionate and realistic. I didn’t like it […]
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WHAT. A. YEAR. It’s been wild. I think it will take a good few years of reflection to discover how exhausted we are, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. The effect […]
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Over the past few weeks, I have been reflecting on the blogs and been moved by their honesty. After Sunday’s wonderful service, I went for a walk on Griffith Ave. […]
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Are you a worrier? Do you maintain a healthy list of the latest things to worry about? Worrying started at a young age for me, particularly when my parents went out – would our babysitter put the fireguard on […]
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I don’t like being generic. So, its awkward that in a lockdown, when all most people are doing is waiting, the main thing I’ve heard from God is to wait. […]
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Lockdown is hard. I know anytime I do a talk or write a blog, I often seem to state the obvious, and maybe this takes the biscuit for that. It’s […]
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In John 4:46-54, there is an account of Jesus healing an official’s son. It came up in a video I was watching the other day and the last verse really […]
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The other week at Ignite, Matthew mentioned the series called Chosen. I too have watched this very innovative approach to the depiction of the Gospel. In particular, I was greatly moved by the episode […]
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It would be fair to say I am a bit of a strange character. I can go from very serious to a complete goofball in the blink of an eye. […]
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It’s bedtime. Again. This becomes a bigger thing when actual real life starts again with actual real school in an actual real building and actual real work with actual real […]
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