Gospel According to Glee – Day 6
We are beautiful no matter what they say
Yes, words won’t bring us down,
Category: Growing in God
A Lockdown of God’s Love
I can’t escape the tide of God’s love. I can’t run away. I have to admit that no matter how ugly and unlovely I find myself to me God looks at me, God looks at all of God’s children, smiles, and says ‘with you I am well pleased.’
Gospel According to Glee – Day 3
Gospel According to Glee – 40 Days at McKinley High Day 3 – Friday after Ash Wednesday To Read: (Series 1 Episode 6) [RACHEL approaches QUINN at her locker after the school has discovered that QUINN, though she is president of the Celibacy Club, is pregnant.] RACHEL: I haven’t seen you at Glee rehearsals. QUINN:… Continue reading Gospel According to Glee – Day 3
Gospel According to Glee – Day 2
There is no ‘I’ in ‘Team’ nor is there an ‘I’ in church. The Christian journey is undertaken in company with each other with no one thinking they are better than another fellow pilgrim
Gospel According to Glee – Day 1 – Ash Wednesday
The World has had a difficult year since last Lent and we may feel that we don’t have enough faith to see us through Lent. New Directions remind us that new beginnings stat small, frightened and a little bit slushied but the song calls us forward
Keeping Schtum
Sometimes we need to keep quiet so that we can hear better and act louder
Words, words, words! Eliza Doolittle and Doubting Thomas
When is comes to ‘Doubting Thomas’ we are tempted to repeat the old saying ‘seeing is believing’ when in fact believing consists in ‘not seeing’ and proclaiming Jesus as Lord and God.
Filling Emptiness
Dawn seems to be approaching in this time of pandemic but we are left worn out and ‘thin’ full of nothingness. How are we to ever find fulfilment again?
His Lips Drink Water but His Heart Drinks Wine
In a time when Wedding Feasts are permitted and even some Weddings are cancelled Jesus comes to be our guest and in our despair and darkness speaks of Light, Life and Love
A Christian Curriculum Vitae
In the Christian life it is tempting to try and please God ‘works of righteousness’, appease God by self-sacrifices, or hide from God because of our behaviour. However nothing can remove us from the fact that whoever and wherever we are God is pleased with us.
