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Are Daily Devotionals the Spiritual Equivalent of Highly Processed Food?
We are often exhorted to eat healthily though that is easier said than done as there is often confusion as to what is actually healthy as advice is constantly changing. One of those food types that nutritionists often are processed … Continue reading
God Has No Grandchildren.
The above is a phrase that is often heard in Evangelical Christian circles. It is one of those sayings that you could forgiven for thinking that there was actually a verse of Scripture. But there is a section of the … Continue reading
A Question of Perspective 2
A few weeks ago the River Spey burst its banks as a result of rain and snow melt. Its height fluctuated over several days by the time this was taken it was on the way down again, but it was … Continue reading
“The Angel of the Lord.”
There are times when the high tops of the Cairngorms are obscured by clouds, but on occasions some other lower feature is highlighted by a break in the clouds as in the photograph above. Equally, there are times when God … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Kings 19, Angel of the Lord, Christianity, Servant heart
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Covid-19 and Christians.
Until a few weeks ago the idea that a virus outbreak would close churches was unthinkable in this country, but now it has happened. True, many churches are now trying to meet online but there are many older churchgoers who … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, reflections, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, covid-19, inthistogether
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An Unappreciated Gift.
I suspect most people have received gifts they did not appreciate. This year I decide to give the birds that visit my garden a new nyger seed feeder as my original one was getting quite tatty with one of its … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, unappreciated gift
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Beware of the King Ahazs of this World.
At this time of year at Carol Services and other Christmas events the prophesies of Isaiah in chapters 7 and 9. The first being the sign of Immanuel and the second being the one with “for unto us a child … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, for unto us a child is born, Immanuel, Isaiah, king Ahaz
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The Problem of Money in the Church.
When I came home from work yesterday I noticed a sparrow at my bird feeder then realised that something was wrong with it. I had omitted to fill it in the morning and this young fledgling in desperation had managed … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, giving, Money, Tithing
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A Cautionary Tale.
The picture that you see is of a bollard that was hit by a reversing vehicle. It is located at a supermarket, an articulated lorry delivering fresh food was just about to reverse into its delivery bay when a smaller … Continue reading
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Tagged a cautionary tale, Christianity
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“Do Not Cook a Young Goat in its Mother’s Milk.”
I do not know about you but this part of the Jewish Law has always mystified me. It first appears in the second part of Exodus chapter 23 verse 19. Curiously the first part of the verse is a command … Continue reading
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Tagged Atonement, Christianity, Exodus 23 v 19, young goat in mother's milk
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