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Keep Going: Funeral for a friend

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Reflections on life and the truths of the Bible. Monday, February 6, 2012. Funeral for a friend. This weekend Jo and I sadly had to travel down to Purley for the funeral of our friend Kevin. He'd been struggling with depression and had been missing since October. It seems everything had got too much for him. I first met Kevin in my second year at uni, and he quickly established himself as a loveable, loyal and firey man who put everyone before himself and faithfully pointed people towards the Lord Jesus.

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Keep Going: Overcoming evil with good -Romans 12:17-21

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Reflections on life and the truths of the Bible. Wednesday, January 25, 2012. Overcoming evil with good -Romans 12:17-21. Here's the transcript to a sermon I gave this Sunday just gone at St Johns. Any feedback appreciated :-). How do you feel when someone wrongs you? When someone does something wrong to you, how do you feel? It can be big or little things. When people say things that are hurtful, when you have been abused, physically or verbally, when you were cheated out of winning scrabble? Well, Paul...

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Keep Going: May 2012

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Reflections on life and the truths of the Bible. Friday, May 18, 2012. Asking God to do His thing. A friend of mine has summed up prayer like this: asking God to do His thing. Here's some thoughts on that as I've been prepping some stuff on Colossians as part of Six Steps to Encouragement:-. What do we need to pray for in encouraging others? How does this compare with what we normally pray for them? Of the Lord (WOW! And please Him in every way. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Scribblings From My Desk. How l...

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Organised Randomness: August 2010

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Monday, 16 August 2010. For anyone who didn't realise, the title of this post is a direct but relevant reference to Glee, one of my favourite TV shows, in which the featured showchoir is called New Directions). So, my second go at this blog has kind of run out of steam. It's time for some new directions (now do you get the Glee reference? Well I just did (read it for yourself). So there you go. I'll probably leave this blog here. It's not really hurting anyone, is it? Links to this post. Who then is this.

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Organised Randomness: A Timely Reminder

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Friday, 22 May 2009. On Sunday morning, I'm due to preach at Memorial Community Church, Plaistow. I'll be co-leading a UCCF Summer Team. In July which will be working alongside the church, and on Sunday Abi and I will be introducing ourselves and the project (expect more blogging about that when I come back). It's a while since I've preached to a church, and I'm really looking forward to it (although my sermon is quite a long way from prepared). That's what I mean by preaching. View my complete profile.

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Keep Going: March 2011

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Reflections on life and the truths of the Bible. Thursday, March 17, 2011. I had a phone call from the job centre a couple of days ago. Thinking these days were over, I timidly answered the call. They were just doing a quick review of what I was up to these days. How great is our God! How merciful He is in providing for His children. I confess that I am sometimes prone to apathy and stress, in my job, my marriage, and to the small group I lead at church, yet how far has God brought me. If GRINS could kill.

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Organised Randomness: Eurovison is back!

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Sunday, 17 May 2009. It's nearly 3pm on Sunday afternoon, and I'm still buzzing from last night's Eurovision! Last night wasn't about politics for once. Sure, the Balkans were all nice to each other, and Russia's neighbours were friendly in their voting. But last night was definitely about the music. Apparently we have Sir Terry to thank for inspiring a rule change, but either way it restored a bit of credibility to proceedings, and a bit of excitement to the voting. I love Eurovision. I love that we...