Despair and Psalm 77
Isaac ·
“I cried out to God for help; I cried out to God to hear me. When I was in distress, I sought the Lord; at night I stretched out untiring hands, and I […]
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Jesus Wept
Peggy ·
There’s a heaviness hanging in the chest that the mind doesn’t understand “You have an eternal, unbreakable hope,” mind declares, “why the tears that yearn to leak out?” “Do you […]
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Love is…
Michael ·
(Love is Comic Strip originals, Kim Casali) Love is whispering sweet nothings? Love is caressing, touching, feeling? Love is pleasurable? Love […]
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A Lyric Stream-of-Consciousness Piece dealing with (in)Sanity
Adeleh ·
There’s so much to do! Panic. More panic There’s a thing I’ve forgotten and a list left from yesterday that didn’t get done Today’s list is longer – and that […]
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Women at Risk
Wendy P ·
If you were hoping for a cheery blog to welcome in the new term, close this page now! This is a horrible subject but one that I’ve learnt a little […]
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On Oxymorons.
Karl ·
An oxymoron is a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear side by side. Some well-known examples are Military intelligence Alone together Seriously funny Crash landing Only […]
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‘I have come that you may have life, and have it to the full’
Marie ·
This is a difficult blog to write due to word-count limitation! It is a blog book-ended with coming to terms with compulsory redundancy and the passing of Liam while my […]
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Griefshare
Marion ·
Grief is a funny thing. Rarely ha-ha funny but sometimes so ridiculous that you just have to laugh/cry. It’s often strange as you behave in ways you wouldn’t normally, struggle […]
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Cultivate Thankfulness, the 365 way
A little over a year ago, our bible study group finally completed a series about Thankfulness. I say “finally” because, as a Women’s Bible Study, where the emphasis is not […]
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The Holy Who?
Peggy ·
It’s hard to say who I fell in love with first, God or Jesus, but I think God probably just inches ahead Jesus. I still remember the awe of learning […]
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