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Poetry And Religion
Religions are poems. They concert our daylight and dreaming mind, our emotions, instinct, breath and native gesture into the...
Religions are poems. They concert our daylight and dreaming mind, our emotions, instinct, breath and native gesture into the...
“Life’s creative solutions require alonetime. Solitude is required for the unconscious to process and unravel problems. Others inspire us,...
The recent blogpost on Godmen (Thank God For Our Testosterone?) has been getting a bit of attention in terms...
Thanks to Church Marketing Sucks for pointing me in the direction of Gary Lamb’s Lessons learned from NOT attending...
This week I received a very erudite email questioning my upcoming Advent Christmas Film Blogging idea. Why am I...
It helps, now and then, to step back and take a long view. The kingdom is not only beyond...
I’ve been having a number of thoughts about the issue of fear and guilt in the church and also...
Brilliant. Reminds me of Paul Washer’s comment, “everyone wants to get to heaven but no-one wants to meet God...
The Ronseal, “ does exactly what it says on the tin” advertising campaign is a personal favourite and a...
Quite a while back I saw the trailer for a film called The Gospel, which features a breath-taking Gospel...
Thanks to Next Reformation for providing a link to an interview with Dick Staub at Relevant magazine. The whole...
The Fourfold Franciscan Blessing is a remarkable and challenging little prayer.
I want to continue on from something something I alluded to recently, the use and nature of detail in...
You may not have seen this. Those images, created by Grande Reportagem magazine, made their way to me in...
1. One worship song that has changed your life.
“Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen,” as sung by the Staples...
It is often said that in hymns we sing about God, while in contemporary worship we sing to God....