Tag Archives: Jesus
What’s mine isn’t necessarily yours
Share Sunday morning Tany and I were back at Above Bar Church where we first met. It was good to be around old friends and great to see a Sunday morning service so full of kids. Paul was preaching on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, church, growing like God, Jesus, my life
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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
“Incarnation and translation” – A devotion for the Window on Wycliffe (WOW) course
Share Yesterday morning (Wednesday) I was responsible for leading devotions for the group taking part in the Window on Wycliffe (WOW) course. We were looking at God’s incarnation in Jesus Christ and this being a translation of who God is … Continue reading
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Tagged growing like God, Jesus, languages, WoW, Wycliffe
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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
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Tagged God, growing like God, Jesus, mission, podcasts
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Birthdays and more wedding stuff
Share This weekend we managed to tick a whole load of stuff off the list of to-dos for the wedding. We’ve sorted out who needs to be where during the day and think we have most of the transport covered. … Continue reading
The temptation of Christ
Share HT: Marko The Temptation of Jesus Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted there by the devil. For forty days and forty nights he fasted and became very hungry. During that time the … Continue reading