Reflections into the mirror (while I try to concentrate on what I’m saying rather than how my hair looks) about Luke 1:68-79. On doubt and wild hope.

Reflections into the mirror (I really should get one of those funhouse mirrors that turns me upside down) about Luke 21:25-36. On chaos and beginnings and endings.

Reflections into the mirror (like I Corinthians 13:12) about Mark 13:1-8. On destruction and hope.

Reflections into the mirror (not like ‘Black Mirror’; we’re not that dystopian yet) about Mark 12:38-44. On generosity and poverty and systems.

Reflections into the mirror (a bit like Smeagol and Gollum in the Peter Jackson’s ‘Lord of the Rings’) about Mark 12:28-34. On love and being near.

Reflections into the mirror (if you listen for it, there is a similarly weak pun in the actual sermon this week) about Mark 10:46-52. On getting what we want.

Reflections into the mirror (keeps me humble) about Mark 10:35-45. On humility and getting what we want.

Reflections into the mirror (even though I’m beginning to wish I hadn’t made the mirror part of the commitment) about Mark 10:17-31. On riches and children.

Reflections into the mirror (okay, so it’s mostly metaphorical since on this occasion I was for my home church congregation as well, but the intent remains intact) on Mark 10:2-16. On responsibilities and acceptance.

Reflections into the mirror (this week it’s the mirrored splashbacks in my kitchen) about Mark 9:38-50. On being on the outer.