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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Odd’s and sods – sorrows and joy.
My thoughts and prayers are for Dave Black’s daughter and her family. Sadly, her baby died in the womb a few days before it was due to be born. A sad time indeed. Dave has also written (again) about how God hasn’t … Continue reading
The God who knows us.
It was nearly 12pm, Sunday the 8th of May 1994, when we received the phone call. That day was special on many levels: It was mother’s day. It was also the last day I was to see my father alive … Continue reading
I been busy
I haven’t been blogging much lately – in fact the busyness of life has meant I haven’t been on social media as much as I normally have done in the past. In 8 days time, we set out for a … Continue reading
Will you pray?
F.B Meyer said that the greatest tragedy of life isn’t that prayer goes unanswered. Rather, it was never offered in the first place.
Some thoughts on Pentecost
One of the major themes throughout Scripture is that God is the God who dwells amongst us. He dwells over, through and within us. He is a relational God and we are made in his image for relationship – both … Continue reading
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Do we need to read and reflect more slowly and perhaps act more quickly?
I have been reading through Luke and was suddenly taken back by a particular verse. Luke 9:28 About 8 days after Jesus said this, he took Peter, John and James with him. The part of the verse that flashed out to … Continue reading
Do Charismatics deny ‘Sola Scripture” if so does that make them outside the Protestant movement?
Michael Patton from Credo House has written a blog post in regards to this question and comes to the conclusion that they are outside the Protestant movement. At the risk of standing on some toes, I believe that there are … Continue reading
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All Greek to Me: Confessions of an Unlikely Academic.
I am glad to report that the book All Greek to Me: Confessions of an Unlikely Academic is now available for Kindle, for the princely sum of .99cents. It’s an easy read. I for one couldn’t put it down, and I read … Continue reading
‘It’s all Greek to me: Confessions of an unlikely academic’
I want to give a shout out for a new book called It’s all Greek to me: Confessions of an unlikely academic’ Dave Black ran a small competition for title suggestions and the title is a compilation of two suggestions from Mark Stevens (Parsons … Continue reading
Trinitarian Dance 