Monthly Archives: July 2020

Nine years ago “Christian” broadcaster and self appointed “end times prophet” Harold Camping predicted the end of the world would be the 21st of May 2011. The 21st of May came and went, and the world was still here. Some … Continue reading →

Its Sunday evening and as a pastor I find that I often become introspective on Sunday evening, thinking about church and ministry. Tonight is one of those introspective times I have been pondering two questions. The first one is, “I … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I have found the last six months have felt like the longest six months of my life. The COVID lockdown and all its associated pressures have been exhausting, mentally, physically, and spiritually. Added to … Continue reading →

Killian McDonnel a monk from Minnesota says that there are three things we have to deal with in our spiritual lives: Treasure Baggage Garbage Treasures are the things in our life that are strengths that give us a positive identity … Continue reading →

General Booth once said that the only translation of the Bible that most people will read is the one translated into shoe leather. What he meant was that most people won’t read the Bible, however they will see spiritual truth … Continue reading →

When I was in high school a well know female Scottish singer lived in one of the villages where some of my friends lived. On day when we were in the village a gaggle of journalists (what is the collective … Continue reading →