General
General
06 Apr 2018
This familiar phrase is used when a major news event fills the media. Other ‘bad news’ (usually of a political kind) is released simultaneously. The bad news is thus overshadowed and able to pass by relatively easily, with much less attention than had it been released at another time: a…
04 Apr 2018
Interested in reading more 'Thoughts' written by a particular author, or following a specific series? See below. Series (multiple authors) Torah Portions 2018/2019 The Lord's Prayer Torah Portions 2015/16 Stand-alone 'Thoughts' from particular authors Clifford Denton John Quinlan Greg Stevenson Frances Rabbitts Sally Bolton
04 Apr 2018
Is It Well? The Harvest is Ripe! For Our Good Seeking a 'God's-Eye' View Where Do You Stand? Don't Let Your Love Grow Cold Piercing the Darkness Our Rescuer Biblical Values The Last Days of Passover Royal Priests Letters from Prison A Dry and Weary Land
04 Apr 2018
Our So-Patient God A Place to Be The Keel of Life God's Love for Each and Every One Which Piece to Give? Who Will Warn Us of the Present Danger? God is Speaking What do we do with First Fruits? Learning (and Remembering) by Heart God is...beautiful Old and new…
04 Apr 2018
Heeding the Forecast Grain Mills...and Much More An Old Coat and a Patch Light (Or Should I Say Dark?) Watching the Seasons An English Summer The Heat is On Treasure vs. Corruption Dinner Times A Wedding Ordering our Lives
04 Apr 2018
Times and Seasons The Peace of God God's Unique Word to Each of Us Don't Look Back. Look Up. The Importance of Unity Finding Our National Identity Best Years Yet to Come? 9th Av 'isms or Balance? The NHS at 70 Our Biblical Heritage Noach
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29 Mar 2018
It wasn’t all bad... As we all stop this weekend to ponder and celebrate the most wonderful news of all – that the Son of God died to save us from sin and redeem us back to him, and that he rose from the grave, defeating that foe of foes,…
28 Mar 2018
Come with me to Jerusalem. It's 7:30am: rush hour on a bright, sunny, weekday morning. People are on their way to work - always in a hurry - and at a bus stop queue are waiting for their regular bus. At last it comes! They get on with a “Boqer…
