‘I managed to get my hands free and wave them about a bit over the top of the chimney. Everyone saw them and said, “Look at Leo, he’s so theatrical and amusing.” I’m quite a proud man, and I didn’t want to admit I was stuck in the chimney and spoil the party.’ (Leo Wan, […]
Not Waving, but Drowning Read More »
It is to our great relief and encouragement that Jesus always sees a thing different to us. In the case of Jairus’ daughter as told in Luke 8, on two occasions Jesus is advised to let the issue go. First it is the members of Jairus’s own household who advise him to relieve the
Be careful what you judge to be dead…it may simply be asleep! Read More »
Thomas traditionally has received something of a bad rap over the years, ‘doubting Thomas’ he has ignobly been categorized, not a label any of us would wish on our own eulogy. The name Didymus was a word meaning ‘two-fold’ or ‘twice’, and was used in reference to his lineage, Thomas being a twin, but it
Growth can be risky Read More »
Have you seen the new blockbuster ‘Les Miserables’ yet? I quietly cried my way through much of the film this weekend. It is long, at three hours and very intense with a bleak background of poverty and despair in 19th century France. But it is also uplifting and seasoned with spiritual and Biblical themes of
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Are you looking for a short video to show at a service or event? These are two of my favourites- Milton Jones, a Christian comedian who has some pithy thoughts, this is thought provoking. http://www.4thought.tv/themes/what-does-christmas-mean-to-you/milton-jones And for the cutest children’s nativity story – or rather a prequel- this one from New Zealand is a winner.
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