Lately I’ve been digging through the corners of my mind. (Not that my mind has corners, I’d like to think my mind works in the round, but I’m taking literary liberties for the purposes of this here statement) So while I was digging I came across me old favourite Andrae Crouch. You know he’s probably […]
Read More CD Songs – Save The People – Andrae CrouchThere is something reassuring about finding out whose fault it is. From the beginning as soon as man was able to blame it on the wife (as opposed to the boogie, which at that time was unavailable) there was that thing of pointing out (not in) whose fault it was and hoping all blame and […]
Read More Whose Fault Is It?What a funny old day I had. The blog is not a diary, I’m not into that kind of journal-taking online, it’s not my style, but this day is worth recording for some interesting themes that emerge. I enjoy waking up at the latest at 6:45am. It gives me time to get ready and then […]
Read More What A Funny Old DaySo yesterday I’m celebrating me sister’s birthday and eventually get to speak to her today – being so busy with all her calls and stuff was obviously very tiring work. Anyway, whilst conversing I come across a phrase that I never considered properly until it came out of my mouth. “It’s the least I could […]
Read More It’s The Least I Could DoThis has been due to be written for quite some time. You may have remembered how I had to postpone it because of an outpouring on the issue of injustices and the like. This is entry is based on some of the activities I’ve been up to at work. We do these pre-designed modules in […]
Read More EssentialsIf you ever get the chance, there’s a Jon Gibson song I really recommend you listen to called On Calvary. You might get it on iTunes, or Amazon, but obviously for both himself and meself it would be better if you just got it direct from his own web-site in the Buy Music section under […]
Read More Why I Love Jesus and Why I Love What I DoThis evening’s entry was scheduled to be on Essentials, but some news I received today sent me over the edge and something I had planned to write on later has to be expressed now at least in part. I don’t know if you’ve ever raged at God, but I know I have. I’ve been aware […]
Read More On Outrages, Injustices, Travesties and TraumasI’m still amused by the mentality of not talking about religion or politics around the dinner table. Or like in The Godfather where you’re not allowed to talk about business around the family dinner table. Those things make me chuckle. What I chuckle about is how silly that rule is, where else can you get […]
Read More Spiritual and Political – Whether We Like It Or NotI’m not in a tricky position, but I am in an interesting scenario that I reckon one or two people might understand. I’m working for a training organisation that respects equal opportunities and celebrates diversity in no way looking to enforce one view over another (although even that is enforcing the false view of not […]
Read More Anything Wrong With Person-Centred Counselling?When 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 […]
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