[The text below is all written by my friend Ed. For the record, even though she doesn't believe me, she IS beautiful in every way, incredibly tolerant, wise and compassionate but also witty and a tiny bit scary. I love her immensely. This is one of her saddest posts but brutal honesty is one of... Continue Reading →
Your most important question: answered.
There are five questions in life that preoccupy all of us for most to the time. Sometimes we are turning over trivial matters and sometimes we are ruminating/obsessing/agonising over much bigger issues, either personal to us or related to society; but whatever it is we are thinking about, it is likely that our thoughts are... Continue Reading →
How am I doing? The dangers of comparison
Comparison is a dangerous business – we are rarely level-headed in our judgement when we compare ourselves with others. Either we find fault with others and serve ourselves a little slice of ‘superiority pie’ or we feel intimidated by their brilliance/effectiveness/giftedness/fruitfulness and we defeat ourselves by picking up an inner badge and wearing it all... Continue Reading →
Why You Shouldn’t Use Liturgy in Your Worship
A great reminder of why I do use liturgy. Thank you Source: Why You Shouldn't Use Liturgy in Your Worship
Short Grumpy Blog Post
Does this make anyone else cross? Or is it just me? I go to buy deodorant and can only fine stuff that last 48 hours? Now, why oh why, would I want my deodorant to last 48 hours? I wash daily, I apply deodorant daily. Am I meant to now remember whether I put deodorant... Continue Reading →
The heart remembers better than the mind
'Let your heart hold fast my words' Proverbs 4:4 I read this yesterday. I mulled it over. Why did the writer use the word 'heart'? Surely we memorise with our minds and we feel with our hearts? But the more I thought about it the more it made sense. Words that are stored in our... Continue Reading →
SILENCE ISN’T GOLDEN
SILENCE ISN'T GOLDEN.
‘I am an egg’ – reflections on being fragile
Six weeks ago I held an egg for 20 minutes. I didn’t think it would have such as profound an effect on me as it did. This activity was not quite as weird as it sounds. I was at a ‘quiet day’ and the egg holding exercise was suggested to me by my spiritual director.... Continue Reading →
Atheist Professor Becomes Christian.
Interesting reading - poetry and fencing being unlikely routes to faith. Atheist Professor Becomes Christian..
Live Life Loved 