Random Donation Received – Part 2

I thought I would update you all on the saga of the silent saint who I mentioned in a previous post. For those who haven’t read the post I received a letter addressed to… Read More →

Does Your Life Reflect the World Or God?

The whole ministry of Jesus can be summed up in the phrase “I revealed your name”. That isn’t a specific name such as Abba or “I AM” but the whole essence and character… Read More →

The Bible In 50 Words

This stunning video tells the story of the bible in 50 words, on a backdrop of superb visuals. Wow wow wow. This is my blog for Saturday, a few hours early as I’m… Read More →

My Yoke Is Easy And My Burden Is Light

It was Jesus that said, “For my yoke is easy and my burden is light” recorded in Matthew 11:30. It comes in response to the heavy responsibilities laid upon the people who followed… Read More →

Directionless Disciples and Broiled Fish

Smelly dried fish with a side order of sandy grit is not my idea of a pleasurable snack. You can almost taste the stench and sense the flies in this Mark Boulton image.… Read More →

Resurrection – Just An Empty Tomb

The empty tomb is sufficient to believe for the disciple whom Jesus loved. No Emmaus road, no eating of broiled fish, just an empty tomb. The women wondered if the body had been… Read More →

“It Is Finished…..” Lord Have Mercy

  I bore him once inside my womb, My body stretched for him, I bore him through the crimson flow. My God, I loved him so…   We nurtured him through childhood years,… Read More →

Jesus Is Anointed – Uber-Love

I’ve been exploring the impact of Holy Week on the disciples and those Jesus came into contact with during Lent this year. Peter’s denial is one example which I explored visually in Maundy Thursday… Read More →

Garden of Gethsemane

Secret gardens have always fascinated me, they retain a childhood wonder that something magical is behind that gate. Take a sneak look over the rickety old entrance and an enchanted world of possibilities… Read More →

God’s Hard Core Love

Jeremiah 31:31-34 is the most famous passage in that book and gives hearers a warm glow within each time it is read. Yet Jeremiah describes this new covenant as a last resort when all… Read More →