I’m really grateful for the brother who put these up on YouTube, I appreciate you have to wade your way through some material to get to the beginning of the Stephen speech, but it actually helps establish the crucial context for the speech. As it’s good to watch the end part below and some other […]
Read More The Speech and Stoning of StephenWhen I get round to telling the story of our journey to Milton Keynes you’ll begin to appreciate how good God is to us. Today was the first day at work in Northampton and first impressions are good … well at least promising and I hope it continues developing on that theme through my time […]
Read More Miracles in MKSo there’ll be some more information on the news of yesterday and where we’re going, etc. Before you get that info though I was just thinking about how it’s important to check when God is speaking and then act pretty sharp-ish on it. I relate God’s gracious and merciful approach that is still insistent especially […]
Read More Get Out! Or Face Trouble. How Much? A Lot(He looks left to see if there’s any emails not yet sent that might get in his way – none there. He looks right to see if any great gospel artists have passed on deserving a special tribute – none there. It is safe to blog and so he begins …) There is a convention […]
Read More I’m Packing UpAs I said, it’s all in the timing which can be reached by building momentum. I said it and I meant it, I can see life through that prism and it works for me. Developing on that, though, I came across the familiar passage of scripture that preoccupied my thoughts for the majority of last […]
Read More A Bit To The Left, A Bit To The Right – About PositioningThen Jesus, calling out with a loud voice, said, “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!” And having said this he breathed his last. (Luke 23:46) Jesus says quite a bit on the cross. It’s not a sermon altogether, but when you read Luke, Matthew and John gives a lot of Jesus in the […]
Read More The Death of Christopher Dryden: Crosswords at the CrossroadsI don’t know if I would have stayed complacent in Christianity if I had not come across ministries like Keith Green. I don’t know. I’m someone who asks questions and not always happy with the answers. I also have a background that doesn’t challenge the status quo overtly and for all my questions and the […]
Read More Asleep In The Light – Keith GreenIn a recent blog on the issue formality and spirituality regarding clothing, I was questioning the big deal we make about clothing and its relation to ‘church services’. (Read it again, it’s worth while to get the context on where I’m coming from with what follows.) There is something of a conceit with the whole […]
Read More It’s A Formality – Part TwoSometimes it’s best not to question certain practices and norms, because when you start to question you start on a slippery slope to rebellion against that which our fathers and forefathers held in high regard. Take for example clothes. I do believe that clothes makes the man. I do believe that fashion makes a statement […]
Read More It’s A Formality – Part OneI love reading. I know you know that. I know you probably don’t know that if you don’t know me, but if you get me, you’ll know that I love reading. I think I read quite a lot. I’m not a better person because I read a lot, I’m a better person by the grace […]
Read More What Do You Do When You’ve Finished Reading?
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