Lent Reflections : Week 4 What do we Pray for?
The thing we need to do in prayer is to thank God for all he has given us.
March 21, 2023
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The thing we need to do in prayer is to thank God for all he has given us.
Do not reject your mother’s teaching;
for they are a fair garland for your head, and pendants for your neck. Proverbs 1:8-9 NRSV
A tremendous unseen magnetism instinctively draws us to Jesus.
This article was originally written for Chrisitianity.com in the middle of an English heatwave in the summer of 2022. I thought it might be pleasant
In his Lenten 2023 book Godforsaken, Archbishop Cottrell reflects in Week 2 on scriptural prayers. He speaks of the Old Testament Psalms, which fascinate and
Like with the woman at the well, Jesus sees past our sinful ways to who we really are and sees our full potential.
Ashes are mentioned a lot in the Old Testament, and it is there that Ash Wednesday has its beginning. Ashes were often referred to as
People need more than the simple necessities of life to keep them alive spiritually.
Glorifying God’s Name; a sermon delivered by Mary Rathbone. Readings Genesis 1 and Matthew 6 24-end.
The early Christians would probably have accepted the Old Testament Book of Genesis story of creation as literally over seven days. However …
If we put people on trial for being Christian, there probably would not be enough evidence to convict most of them. Fr Darren
In God’s good creation, there is always something beginning and something ending. Something to tell, something to hear.
Father Darren’s Christmas Message. The manger Jesus was placed in is not in Bethlehem now. Your life is his manger, and that, as the angel said, is the “good news of great joy”.
How God views the world is often not how we see it.
The truth is that Jesus was the long-awaited Messiah of the Jewish people and fulfilled the Old Testament law.
