The Bartimaeus Story in Context
The Lectionary readings for Year B hold us in Mark 10 for three weeks before we finally come to the end…
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The Lectionary readings for Year B hold us in Mark 10 for three weeks before we finally come to the end…
One early morning back in May, the sun was shining and it was pleasantly warm even at 7.30 in the…
Reflection 2 Jesus—the Second Incarnation There is a second incarnation, the one we’re more familiar with, when God himself steps down…
There is a curious incident on top of Sinai when Moses was receiving the stone tablets, which contained what we…
OK, before you go on, this post contains the F-word. Seriously. And I wouldn’t want to offend you by not…
“All positive religious acts which are directly and explicitly related, both knowingly and willingly, to God may be called prayer.”…
Finally a poem. By Mary Oliver Gethsemane The grass never sleeps.Or the…
The time for sitting is over. This next point moves deeper into…
He wrestles, repeatedly, with the same desire to avoid his calling. ‘Take…
But back to Jesus. The second half of his prayer is the…