Some of us have a ‘Damascus Road Experience” when we can point to a particular time of ‘Conversion’. Others have been nurtured in the faith from the cradle and have always known themselves held by God. All of us need to look for daily moments of turning away from ourselves and towards God
We do not hold the anchor; the anchor holds on to us!
Sometimes the very first thing you learn about something is the one thing that lasts forever. For me the journey of faith begun and continues in a joy that uses the time of Lent to help us celebrate Easter
With a Song in my Heart – 40 Days of Sacred Songs Day 0 – Shrove Tuesday To Listen: One More Step Along the World https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w2WhUJHaIo One more step along the world I go, one more step along the world I go. From the old things to the new, keep me travelling along… Continue reading With a Song in my Heart – Shrove Tuesday
Address to Felixstowe Town Council for the making of Cllr Mark Jepson as Mayor.
To seek for a king we must abandon all thoughts of our own comfort and look for him in the dark places of the world found betwixt the Stable of Bethlehem and the Cross of Calvary
Christmas only happened, and Jesus only survived childhood, because Joseph listened to his dreams. Even though they were disturbing he followed them. What are God’s dreams for us as we face the uncertainty of a New Year?
At the turn of the year it is tempting and comforting to reminisce about the past. But our vocation remains to step out into the future.
There may be a ‘time for everything under earth. Some are ‘good’ times and some are ‘bad’ times but how do we cope when death comes to us at the ‘wrong’ time?
Suffolk Vicar 