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Our Hebrew forebears in faith were clear that it was a blessing to live a long life, to have many children and livestock, and to dwell in...

The life of faith is not a once only decision but the journey of a lifetime. Again and again, we find, that the life of faith means...

The well known story of Mary and Martha (Sixth Sunday after Pentecost. Proper 11 (16) Amos 8:1-12; Psalm 52 – or Genesis 18:1-10a; Psalm...

Reflecting on the parable of the good Samaritan through the lens of the prophet Amos places the challenge in sharper focus. No longer is...

For the last few weeks we have been exploring the freedom that is ours in Christ particularly focusing on St Paul’s understanding. And...

The story of the prophet Elijah and the passing on of the prophet’s mantle to Elisha is not only exciting but speaks into our own time...

The time between Ascension and Pentecost can be a time of hope and anxiety, of absence and anticipation, of liminal or pregnant space. It...

Over the Three Great Days I am reflecting on Three Perspectives of the Divine’s Love for us. On Easter Day we consider the perspective of...

Here we are again, entering into the most tumultuous and holy week of the year in the Christian church. (Passion, or Palm, Sunday. Luke...

Of all the ways to enter into our texts this week the sense of the turning point, or awakening, or turning towards home, or the process...

If we are treating Lent as not only the journey Jesus went on but also as the journey of our souls then this week, nearly half way...

As Jesus continues on the journey of his few short years of teaching and his progress towards Jerusalem, he encounters obstacles and...