Breakfast with the Bible, Chelmsford Cathedral 26 February 2017, on Psalms 133 & 134. PSALM 133: LIVING IN HARMONY The Blessedness
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Let’s discover the Joy of the Gospel
I belong to a small home group, which currently is studying The Joy of the Gospel (Evangelii Gaudium), an amazingly
Continue readingBe like children – and trust
Sigmund Freud once wrote: “Children are completely egoistic; they feel their needs intensely and strive ruthlessly to satisfy them”. In
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The Song of Solomon is an incredibly erotic book. Largely ‘Bowdlerised’ in our English versions, the language is actually very
Continue readingThe Meeting of the Five (Luke 2:22-38)
When I first met Caroline her grandmother (i.e. father’s mother) was still alive. She was a real character. Welsh to
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When I first met Caroline her paternal grandmother was still alive. She was a real character. Welsh to her finger-tips,
Continue readingThe conversion of Paul
My parents named me Paul – not because Paul was a traditional family name, but rather in honour of the
Continue readingA reflection for the Week of Prayer for Christian unity
Just over two years ago Caroline and I began to worship at Chelmsford Cathedral. To my amazement, today we feel
Continue readingSongs of the Ascent: Psalms 122 & 123
Breakfast with the Bible, Chelmsford Cathedral 15 January 2017, on Psalms 122 & 123. Two more ‘songs of ascent’ Psalm 122:
Continue readingAn attractive website
Personal invitations apart, web-sites are surely the most effective way in which churches can attract visitors. My experience is that
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