How Should We Remember People?

Two incidents in the space of a week has me thinking again about how we should remember people. Former radio and television personality and charity worker Jimmy Saville, who died a year ago, has not been accused of a number of incidents of sexually inappropriate behaviour.  The charges and allegations have caused quite a stir […]

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More That What We Make Out

It saddens me that church life and being a Christian can be perceived as being preoccupied with a weekly meeting. It saddens me because I think this preoccupation misses the point by a significant margin. I sit in such weekly gatherings with decent people who are well meaning folks, polite and friendly enough, but who […]

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Big Deal

I was thinking about my wife today. Yeah, I know it makes a change, but I was. As I thought about her, I thought about how much of a big deal she is to me and compared her to other things that I’m likely to be passionate about.  I love me football, I love reading […]

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Change of Direction

Life in Christ is never dull or boring. Those who find it boring are … boring. I know what I’m talking about. When I look back on the times I’ve been bored there is a direct connection with the lack of interest in godly things and Jesus Himself. I cannot be bored when I think […]

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DMCD Songs: Traded by John P. Kee

I hope that people have a chance to check out the Colorblind album by John P. Kee.  Kee himself has a great reputation in the ‘gospel industry’, and he’s popular for his work with VIP and New Life Community Choir.  What he will also be remembered for is some outstanding songs he has created and […]

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Running The Race To Win

If you have an hour to spare and don’t want to waste it watching rubbish, I heartily recommend you watch this documentary. When I was growing up with my parents back in Wellingborough, I was fairly interested in athletics and the Olympics.  I have a vague recollection of the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, I […]

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