
In yesterday's post, I mentioned that I was due to preach at our Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion service in the evening. It went better than I feared, but not as well as I hoped. I really felt the months away, … [Read more...]
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A husband, father, and Licensed Lay Minister (Reader) reflecting on life, faith, and the prayers we pray in the Church of England

In yesterday's post, I mentioned that I was due to preach at our Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion service in the evening. It went better than I feared, but not as well as I hoped. I really felt the months away, … [Read more...]

We often have no idea of the final results of what we do -- what harvest will be gathered from the seeds that we sow. All we can do is continue to sow the seeds in faith, and leave the rest to God. And if that's true for … [Read more...]

The Bishop of Huntingdon has challenged himself to read around the Bible in the forty days of Lent this year -- which starts tomorrow. He has invited anyone else who would like to to join him. I am challenging myself to … [Read more...]

The story of Christ's birth has been passed down from generation to generation. As time has passed, in efforts to relay the story to others, man has perhaps taken some creative license with the events of the Nativity. … [Read more...]

The longest of the psalms, Psalm 119, is a hymn of praise to the value of the Scriptures. We read in verse 127 the words, "Truly I love your commandments more than gold, more than fine gold." The Holy Bible is worth its … [Read more...]

There have been many times that I've found comfort when seeing a Gideons Bible, especially when I've been in hospital. And I still have my little red New Testament and Psalms that came from the Gideons when I was in my … [Read more...]

Have you ever wanted to learn everything and yet nothing about the Bible all at the same time? Then this video is for you. It has been made by Luke Barats and Joe Bereta -- their website is … [Read more...]

Trusting in your word The longest of the psalms, Psalm 119, is a hymn of praise to the value of the Scriptures. We read in verse 127 the words, "Truly I love your commandments more than gold, more than fine gold." The … [Read more...]
Here's the sermon I preached, more or less, when I officiated at Evensong on Sunday, The Second Sunday after Trinity. It was, as always, a great pleasure and privilege to be able to do this. Jews and the People of … [Read more...]

I am standing at the door, knocking This is one of those clever jokes, a genre of joke I particularly enjoy. I can't remember when I first heard it, it was a while ago, but I still think it's funny. Hope you find it … [Read more...]