Sunday sermon

The Sunday Sermon with Going Postal

30th June 2019 Swiss Bob 0

Last week we attended the funeral of JtB in the Hope Valley in the Peak District. A beautiful part of the country. Fifteen of us made it to the funeral to say our goodbyes, an [more…]

The Sunday Sermon with Going Postal

9th June 2019 Going Postal 0

There’s a lot of us on here been expressing our sadness and sense of loss at JtB’s departure from our company. And quite a few have said how odd it is, having only known him [more…]

Ezekiel the Mystical Prophet Part 2 – the Vision of the Valley of Dry Bones

28th April 2019 1642again 0

I wrote these articles at the prompting of Goodnight Vienna who became very interested in the Old Testament prophets at the end of her life, and the pair on Ezekiel were the last ones she [more…]

Ezekiel – The Mystical Prophet Part 1

21st April 2019 1642again 0

The Old Testament prophet Ezekiel is regarded as one of the three major prophetic books of the Old Testament, behind Isaiah and Jeremiah. After a period in the middle 20th century when scholars tended to [more…]

Moses Gives a Warning

10th March 2019 Jonathon Davies 0

I was reading my bible before bed the other day (I know, I’m a wild man) when I came across a few passages in Deuteronomy which caught my eye. Deuteronomy is the book where Moses [more…]

Marginalia

3rd March 2019 Going Postal 0

‘Marginalia’ is the term given to things which have been added to the margin of a book. That pencilled in ‘!’ or ‘No!’ you might have seen in a library book is, strictly speaking, an [more…]

Was Jesus a Refugee?

6th January 2019 Jonathon Davies 0

Over the Christmas holidays I heard many references to Jesus being a refugee. This happens most years, but this year it was given extra credence by the number of migrants trying to cross the Channel [more…]

Why Then? Why There? The First Coming of the Messiah

30th December 2018 1642again 0

We are at the end of Advent, the Christian season that looks forward to Christ’s nativity. Today I am not going to tell you what you most probably already know about Advent, its significance and [more…]