Our Daily Bread The Men’s Breakfast On Saturday was a ‘Men’s Breakfast’ at the church that I attend. It’s a time of men coming together in fellowship, worshipping the Lord and the Pastor delivering a word from God to all attendee’s, with a time for prayer ministering afterwards. The church that I attend moves in … [Read more…]
Keeping Jesus Central Today I thought it would be appropriate to do a short message on ‘keeping Jesus central.’ A couple of reasons for this. We must, we need to and we should want to. It seemed sensible as only the other day I had done a short message on keeping the cross central. The … [Read more…]
All creatures great and small BIG VAN little dog little van big dog All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small… Today, as me and my faithful dog Bertie were out for a walk we passed another ‘little truck’, I say another as recently we have seen quite a few different small … [Read more…]
New Beginnings Today is the day of the start of new beginnings. We usually associate new starts with the New Year, but what makes us limit that opportunity to just one day a year? I was most inspired this morning by the new day that I was given by the grace of God. I … [Read more…]
1 Corinthians 10:21 “You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons; you cannot partake of the Lord’s table and of the table of demons.“Last night I was at my son’s and his family for the evening at Saffron Walden. A beautiful little town between Cambridge and Stansted airport. I didn’t … [Read more…]
On the plane flying over yesterday, we met a lovely married lady from Leeds. She was in the aisle seat, her husband in the other aisle seat just across. They were to be spending a long weekend in Tel Aviv. When we had started chatting, there quickly became an opportunity to share my testimony, … [Read more…]
John 14 :23 This morning we awoke in the mist up Rooley Moor at Catley, Lane head. A wild, windswept area, high above the old cotton town of Rochdale in the valley straddling the River Roch. Visibility was down to about 15 ft, as the damp grey cloud engulfed us. You could hear the … [Read more…]
Yesterday we traveled from my son’s and his family at Saffron Walden to west of Kettering. I had found an isolated place on a wildcamping website specifically for motorhomes. So far it had not let me down. On the A508 between Maidwell and Draughton was a recommended place, a small car park on the national … [Read more…]
Cromwell Lock Last night we had travelled to Cromwell Lock on the River Trent north of Newark. It was late and dark when we arrived. On awakening this morning, we discovered how beautiful it was, yes, a river lock being beautiful. Manicured lawns, high gloss painted ironwork, immaculate walkways. Several boats tethered to mooring … [Read more…]