Tag Archives: God
Godly Living – Titus 2:11-15
Share On Sunday I was preaching at our home church, Cornerstone in Thame. You can listen to the audio and see the sermon notes either by clicking on the Talks and Seminars tab on the menu bar at the top … Continue reading
God: New evidence
Share Do we live in a universe created by accident, or was there a design and a purpose behind our environment? God: New evidence is a series of videos examining some of the theory behind the universe, looking at the … Continue reading
‘The Search for God and Guinness’ by Stephen Mansfield
Share If you’ve ever visited Dublin you can’t have failed to see the impact that Guinness, both the beer and the family, has had on the city and its inhabitants. In his book, ‘God and Guinness, a biography of the … Continue reading
Resurrecting opinions
Share I didn’t think that I was going to have anything else worth saying this week. I was right, but Bishop Wright makes a good case for the resurrection in response to an article by Adam Rutherford in this week’s … Continue reading
The God of all time
Share I was at Redcliffe College on Tuesday night attending a lecture by Revd Dr Chris Wright. His title was “Prophet to the Nations” Missional Reflections on the Book of Jeremiah. He spoke about how the book of Jeremiah could … Continue reading
Is it really all about bums on seats?
Share This week I was reading about Tearfund’s research saying that church attendance is going up, ‘Our understanding is that more people are attending now than before, even if that is only a couple of times a year rather than … Continue reading
Visions – what’s next?
Share Time out of the office isn’t always convenient, but there are some things that are worth investing in. Today it was the Wycliffe Vision morning that took up my time, but I’m so glad that I went. To share … Continue reading
To God be the glory…
Share Friends are great, wonderful, encouraging people. I’m blessed to have so many of them, I love them all. Blogging has brought a new dimension to my friendships. People that I have not yet met, and yet I seem to … Continue reading