Month: January 2019

I’d like to tell you about a man called Phil, who used to be something of a rogue. He was involved in the world of Welsh rugby, which is a tough scene that allures rough-necked characters, and for many years, Phil was one such man.
Continue reading “He Had A Dream!”

The following poem was written by a dear friend of mine, who has been a huge source of encouragement in my life.
Continue reading “Check With The Saviour, By David Jenkins.”

I love the story in Daniel chapter 3, of the 3 Hebrew boys exiled from their homeland, who wouldn’t back down when they were told to bow before a golden image. They saw bowing as an act of worship, and they were only going to worship one person – Almighty God himself!
Continue reading “Even If Not Faith.”

I used to read devotionals where people talked about having a “Word for the year”, and I thought that was great for them, but didn’t apply to me. Then, a couple of years ago, the Lord started giving me annual words of direction, and they have been such a blessing.
Continue reading “The Unforced Rhythms Of Grace.”

It’s 2019, and now we have to remember that every time we write the date. How many times before the end of January will I get it wrong, and go back to writing 2018, only to cross it out and start again? By February, I’ll be used to the new numbers, but I’m sure the year will fly, and it’ll soon be time to start writing 2020!
Continue reading “Happy new Year!”