In Pursuit

I love Columbo. There, I’ve said it. It’s out there in the open and I won’t retract the statement because it is the truth. I love Columbo, I don’t think there’s been a better detective programme on television and that includes Law and Order: Criminal Intent. What I love about Columbo among many things is […]

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Courage

The quality of courage remains one of the most valued in any community. It’s not always recognised and does not always make itself obvious and known to all. To those who witness a courageous character it soon becomes evident what marks them out for what they are. It takes courage to believe in the gospel […]

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That Was Then, This is Now: So?

Reading the book of Acts there’s quite a lot of astounding things that happen after the ascension of Jesus Christ. I remember asking and now I’ve lived to see my children ask: if things like this happened at that time, why don’t they happen now? Some blamed it on a lack of faith. Some blamed […]

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Smash

There are some sacred cows that have planted themselves in church life to the detriment of the entire point of being church. Someone might have to smash it down. For His Name’s Sake Shalom C. L. J. Dryden

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Thank God For Stevie Wonder

Apparently today (13th) is the birthday of Stevie Wonder. Why that is significant to me is that I do not believe there is a more influential musician in my life. I got into loving music big time primarily through the gospel music my Mum played in the home. Then I had a passing phase with […]

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I See

How it usually goes is that I will listen to the outpouring for a while. I will nod my head at the appropriate points and after the other person has finished I will utter those words. I see. What’s interesting is that my response to what I have heard is based on what I see. […]

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It’s Not Forever

He had been such a good friend. I remember talking to him about almost anything. I enjoyed it because he used to make me laugh even if we were talking about something serious. I looked up to him as a big brother and really appreciated the time he took for me. There were times when […]

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Who Do You Say I Am?

Do you know who you’re talking to? This is often the arrogant inquisition given by someone of standing when someone of considerably less credentials seek to question them or prevent access. You might be familiar with the scenario. The question itself in another setting, however is very pertinent. I had not seen him for at […]

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