Strictly listening
I wonder if sometimes as people of faith we follow the rhythm of God without knowing why… we can’t seem to hear his music, because we don’t have ears to hear
Read More Strictly listeningA blog about faith, family and life
I wonder if sometimes as people of faith we follow the rhythm of God without knowing why… we can’t seem to hear his music, because we don’t have ears to hear
Read More Strictly listeningthe dawn still breaks, and the day still starts again, and as Chris Rice says, Gods praise goes on, however much we sometimes wish we could stop the clock
Read More Tucking in another dayI recently did a short placement at our local hospice, where I worked with the Spiritual Care team. Being around people who are only days or hours away from the end of their life was challenging and difficult to hear about. At times I didn’t want to see the pain, and I’m not sure it’s […]
Read More Smoothing pebblesThe closer we get the more emotional I am feeling this year about Christmas. it’s too much build up I think! The gap between the reality of our world and how we’d all like it to be is just getting bigger it seems. We can all help do something though however tiny if we want to. […]
Read More Caring at ChristmasDo you have an arm like God’s, and can your voice thunder like his?
Read More Living in a bubbleThere are no reward points on my “Godcard”, there is no Fast Track to Jesus, there is no tally of deeds done, it’s just basically that God loves me, as he’s always done.
Read More Counting starsSo I’ve started my ordination training! I’m really excited about it all and trying to get my head into new ways of doing things. I am going to be learning about the history of the Bible, over 3000 years ago in some places.Today was my first day at my new placement and we heard about […]
Read More ShowstoppersThe beauty of God’s love is that we can all be ourselves fully in unity in his mind’s eye. He has a catalogue of selfies taken of us, and he can see it as one big picture.
Read More SelfiesI felt so blunderingly stupid for letting some kind of monster into my life, when I’m supposed to be a clever woman.
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