When Things Fall Apart Sermon for 18 November 2018 – Second Sunday before Advent St John the Baptist Felixstowe Text: ‘Not one stone will be left here upon another; all will be thrown down.’ (Mark 13.8) God give you peace my sisters and brothers Tomorrow evening, God and SNCF willing, Lesley-Anne and I will be… Continue reading When Things Fall Apart
Too essliy we forget our place and those who are the most importnat in God’s eyes. A poem from Felixstowe may help us recover our memory.
Sometimes we see that any reward is as God’s recompense for a bad past. From the beginning God knows that there is ‘something good’ in each of us.
To Read: Click on song title to watch a video Only He from Starlight Express Look at me a woman, calm and in control No silly girl whose head’s always turning Nobody would guess that deep inside my soul A brand new flame is burning Only he has the power to move me And together… Continue reading A Song for Lent – 40 Days in the West End – Day 4 – Only He has the power to move me
Soemtimes chasing after a personnel good is not godly and we find ourselves enslaved in an evil ‘love’
Norma Dawson is so sure of her status and her fame that her hubris pulls her world down around her. Christians can too easily do the same…
A Song for Lent – Ash Wednesday – The Start of Something New. Learning from High School Musical to begin Lent differently.
Tired of Lenten dirges and hymns in minor keys? Enjoy a little purple in your life but have too much joy in your heart to be solemn for Forty Days? A song for Lent is your antidote – starts Ash Wednesday
Too easily we can put our faith in how we have met God in times past and romanticise it instead of seeking to love that lies ahead of us
For thirty years I have been taking funerals and have been privileged to tend the grief of thousands of hurting families. Too many of those funerals have been for teenage boy suicides whom their families thought were just ‘going through a phase’. So they left them to fend off the wolves of despair and depression,… Continue reading It’s gone quiet
