Category: christianity
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The Imposter…
I was very fortunate to be invited to the First day of the Test Match at Edgbaston on Friday to watch India play England. I confess I’m not a huge cricket fan but Test matches are special and there was a great atmosphere in the crowd. People had dressed up in all manner of outfits…
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The Narrow Gate
We are away in the Derbyshire Dales at the moment and the countryside is beautiful. We visited last year and I was inspired by their narrow gates to write this post. So, to get to the inspiration for this post..the narrow gate. On our first evening here, we ventured for a walk and discovered the…
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Joseph Hero of the Faith (7)
We’ve been looking at Joseph’s character over the last series of posts, which had so much to encourage and teach us about Godly character as disciples of Jesus, but today’s question is Why Egypt? Why was it necessary for the action to take place in Egypt. Jacobs’ family lived in Canaan. They were shepherds with…
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Rivers…

I love rivers. These are photos I took of the river Mawddach as it flows into the sea at Barmouth, Wales. It is such a beautiful place. Serene, peaceful yet full of life. It flows. The bible speaks of a beautiful river. The river of life which flows from God’s throne. “Then the angel showed…
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#Live Lent
The Church of England is again publishing daily inspirations and challenges for Lent which can be downloaded at the link below. They are also in audio format. I recommend them. The theme this year is Embracing Justice. www.chpublishing.co.uk/apps/live-lent
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Rise again
For a righteous man may fall seven times And rise again, But the wicked shall fall by calamity. Proverbs 24:16 My friend shared tonight how they have felt spiritually dry the last months or so. The isolation from Covid, difficult circumstances and various knock backs had taken their toll. They felt down and discouraged. As…
