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Category Archives: theological
In the beginning…
In the beginning … We start the Year of 2021, The Year of New Beginnings. Our readings today in Genesis 11:1-20 and Mark 1: 1-13 are all about beginnings; the beginning of the world, the beginning of Jesus ministry and … Continue reading
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Have we locked God in the church?
Have we really locked God in the church along with the pews? Did we firmly turn the key and slide the bolt so we can’t get in and He can’t get out? Over the last week , or is it … Continue reading
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Lent Course, A Journey to the Holy Land
As part of our discovery about our own journeys we are looking at parts of the Holy Land; Galilee, Nazareth, Bethlehem and Jerusalem. Sacred places, walking in the footsteps of Jesus, 2000 years on in our own time with … Continue reading
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Candlemas
This is a turning point for the church year. We now move from Christmas and Epiphany towards Easter and Lent, a turning point from looking behind to looking ahead, symbolic and preparing ourselves for Easter. I think that Jesus must … Continue reading
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The Bread of Life
What does it mean I am the bread of life? John 6:24-35 Jesus had left the disciples behind for a while and they had found him on the other side of the lake, Lake Galilee is very large so it … Continue reading
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Epiphany
To show or to make known, to be made manifest, the meaning of Epiphany. It is also a revelation or an ‘epiphany’, when all becomes clear. In church it is marked by the colours of gold and white and is … Continue reading
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Come, walk with me…
This has been an amazing two weeks in the UK, a referendum that has seen us exiting Europe, unbelievable and now unstoppable. There is so much to say that I am lost for words and maybe this isn’t the … Continue reading
The Pilgrim’s Progress
The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan was first published in 1678. It is undoubtedly a book that many of heard of and refer to, but I wonder how many have actually read the book? With that thought in mind, … Continue reading
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The Stations of the Cross on Good Friday
Via Dolorosa Last year on pilgrimage to the Holy Land we walked along the Via Dolorosa. The Via Dolorosa, or the Way of Sorrow, winds along the narrow streets of Jerusalem’s Old City. It is the traditional route and follows … Continue reading
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Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday Mark11:1-11 Turmoil, Trouble and Triumph Palm Sunday is a real marker in the church year. We go from Lent and within a week are at the cross. A week full of downs and ups, but it starts … Continue reading