Reflections

Grasping in two directions

During our evening services we’re currently taking a slow (but not slow enough) walk through the Upper Room Discourse – John’s account …

One of the things I love about being sabbatical is the way new experiences and old texts come together in stimulating ways. …

As a family we took advantage of the sunny Bank Holiday to visit a local National Trust garden and enjoy the beauty …

Perhaps you have seen this common learning model illustrated in the diagram? The idea is that when we learn a new skill …

Last Sunday we were tackling Habakkuk’s prayer (from Habakkuk 3) at Grace Church Wrecclesham. For me, one of the striking lessons was …

I’ve recently finished a really interesting book – primarily aimed at church ministers – but with application for all who seek to …

I was reading Psalm 119 this morning and I was really struck by v37: “Turn my eyes from looking at worthless things; …

This morning I was pondering suffering – partly as a result of the (perhaps inevitable) question in our Sunday morning discussion time …

So I will confess, I do have the odd microwave meal. I know they’re expensive, and probably not good for me. But …

I posted a picture on Facebook today. I don’t do this very often so I suppose it is something of an event …