We are seeing less of them in these pandemic times. Yet we desire to see them because they help us know someone personally. So what does it mean when God’s face shines on us?

In the northern hemisphere, going back to school is happening. And that inevitably means assessments. How do we think about them and where does God fit in?

There are lots of reasons why things don’t go right. Where does God fit in? Well, that depends on who your God is and what you’re expecting to be done.

In a changing world through the centuries, Christians have always found themselves wrestling with what the world says is normal and what following Jesus means.

Our calendars are being crossed out as plans are cancelled or changed but for those in Christ, all time is ‘crossed out’ because Jesus has defeated death’s power to cancel and wreck life. That truth affects each day and guarantees our future.

Reflections on trust in a time of pandemic. Whom do you trust? Why? This is worth hearing! Trust me!

We get a sense of perspective looking up and usually it is that we are very very small. But when the Creator speaks we can discover that we are very very precious.

Places and things powerfully affect us. That’s why we build them. But for Christians the eye must give way to the ear.

When ‘locked-down’ we miss our routines and plans and we can be concerned for a future we do not want. Friendships help us to be secure and have meaning – especially friendship with God.

Musings on ‘abyss’ and ‘abbess’ and a purpose of pastors.