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20 April 2019 Ready, Set, Pray! by Cath Taylor We have three young men living in our house now. Now grown hairier, cheekier and smelling of aftershave are the little boys who were obsessed with Lego and super heroes. In place of the little boys are these incredibly strong men who have so much potential for the Lord and His Kingdom. As a parent or...
18 April 2019 Listen by Richard Griffiths Last weekend, Sue and I, and our golden retriever, Bess, set out for a moorland walk. We were in ‘the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Beauty’. Not much beauty today, though. The skies were grey, and it was a bit misty in the way that seems to drain everything of its colour. But we needed the walk,...
19 April 2019 The Comfort of the Cross by Peter Horrobin Nearly two thousand years ago, some Roman soldiers were carrying out their orders – crucifixions. Putting criminals to death was part of their job. The centurion on duty will have seen many people die in the abject agony caused by this most cruel form of execution. But there was something different...
17 April 2019 Baby Rabbits by Jilly Lyon Taylor I was working in our vegetable patch recently when I realised that our young Labrador, Sasha, was also digging. After a while she had made a hole big enough for her head and shoulders to be completely hidden from sight. A little later she emerged looking very pleased with herself, carrying something...
16 April 2019 Strong as the Weakest Link by Ron Scurfield ‘Will your anchor hold in the storms of life, when the clouds unfold their wings of strife? When the strong tides lift and the cables strain, will your anchor drift or firm remain? We have an anchor that keeps the soul steadfast and sure while the billows roll, fastened to the Rock which cannot move,...
15 April 2019 God’s Economy by Roger Pook Nothing is wasted in God’s economy! Your skills, your abilities, your character, are all part of God’s plan for your life. That training course that seemed like a waste of time? God will use it one day. The constructive hobby that you thought was just something you liked? It has a purpose in God’s...
14 April 2019 I Wish I Could Eat What I Like by Grace Bull In today’s passage, Jesus is sending his disciples out to preach in the local towns, and He tells them not to take any money, because they were to accept whatever people gave them. In fact, He repeats it twice, “eat whatever they give you”. I wonder why He needed to repeat that? It reminds me of...
13 April 2019 Being Transformed by Malcolm Wood I recently heard an interview with a man who was severely disabled and totally dependant upon technical aids and equipment to enable him to survive and enter into a measure of normal life without being completely bed-bound. He was assessing some latest electronic equipment which would enable him to still...
12 April 2019 As We Approach Easter by Andrew White Visiting the Fitzwilliam Art Gallery in Cambridge recently, I was intrigued by a painting by Dutch artist Hendrick van Anthonissen, thought to be painted around 1641. The painting had been gifted to the gallery in 1873. For over a hundred and forty years it showed an ‘uninspiring’ beach scene with...
11 April 2019 Do Not Grumble as Some of Them Did by Margaret Silvester I’m currently following the journey of the Israelites from Egypt to the Promised Land. Grumbling seemed to be one of the ongoing issues Moses had to deal with, because grumbling which began with a handful of people spread like a plague. Often it seemed that everyone, without exception, was grumbling....

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