A couple of weeks ago, we rounded off our series in John. We noticed how Peter’s restoration by Christ was not simply a means of
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Children like novelty
My son always likes a ride in a “new” car. Whenever we’re away at either of set of grandparents’ homes, he is particularly keen to
If Christian community is supposed to suck, why is it so often compelling?
A while ago, I wrote a post titled ‘If Christian community is supposed to be compelling, why does it so often suck?‘ The article was
Send your best guys
I am grateful to other churches who have sought to partner with us through the sending of speakers. It is a great expression of fellowship
Beware the Elijah-complex: a lesson from history
As followers of this blog will know, or those of you who care enough to read the ‘About’ page, my formative Christian years were spent
Pastoral care is more than just being nice
We all know it’s nice to be nice. But sometimes doing what seems nice to us turns out to also be detrimental to the person