When I was a child, I attended a church where every Sunday all the forthcoming events of the week were
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All badged up and ready to be known
Two months ago I welcomed five new members into my Rotary club – I gave each one a Rotary badge
Continue readingHow do we build relationships with people of other faiths?
The city of Chelmsford in which I live is overwhelmingly white, and overwhelmingly nominal Christian. There is, however, a small
Continue readingPsalm 116 and the Lord’s Supper
Consult most commentaries on Psalm 116 and there will no reference to the Lord’s Supper, and not surprisingly so for
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Breakfast with the Bible, Chelmsford Cathedral 18 September 2016 Imagine you are a Christian, living in some remote part of
Continue readingSinging Jerusalem ruins a Christian funeral
The other week I attended the funeral of a wonderful Christian lady. We began the service by singing the children’s
Continue readingTrust God even when hopes are unrealised
As a rule of thumb it takes time to see fruit for our ministry. Indeed, one of the findings of
Continue readingThe antidote to the epidemic of loneliness among older people
On the London underground trains there are posters sponsored by Age Concern which read: “Over 1 million older people haven’t
Continue readingThe challenge of Lamentations
The other Sunday morning I turned up for Breakfast with the Bible and discovered that the passage for the day
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Breakfast with the Bible 21 August 2016, a sermon on Isaiah 48. Children, it has been said, begin as a
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