Reflections into the mirror (don’t worry, it’s not sentient) about Luke 6:17-26. On blessing and woe.

Reflections into the mirror (unlike in ‘Black Mirror’, the non-dystopian kind) about Luke 5:1-11. On being tired and cynical.

Reflections into the mirror (there’s nothing like a good joke, and that is nothing like a good joke) about Luke 4:21-30. On access to grace.

Reflections into the mirror (like the Mary Poppins mirror where the reflection is independent of the person) about Luke 4:14-21. On reparations and justice.

Reflections into the mirror (which crack’d from side to side … no it didn’t but it’s a good story, as Tennyson will tell you) about John 2:1-11. On wine.

Reflections into the mirror (like the one that Richard III called for, according to Shakespeare) about Luke 3:15-17,21-22. On the various identities of Jesus.

Reflections into the mirror (just like Julia Roberts) about Matthew 2:1-12. On knowledge and giving.

Reflections into the mirror (which ‘crack’d from side to side’ a la Tennyson … no it didn’t) about Luke 2:41-52. On ordinariness.

Reflections into the mirror (this week I’m pretending to be Charlize Theron in ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’) about Luke 1:39-45. On women’s friendship.

Reflections into the mirror (the person looking back looks bleary eyed … is that normal?) about Luke 3:7-18. On justice and precursors.