Evil, absolute evil and abortion

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I thought it might be helpful to revisit the discussion about “absolute evil” and abortion to think through more carefully about how we think about things.  As a refresher, the debate was as to whether the recent amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill removing reference to a other aborting her own child should be… Continue reading Evil, absolute evil and abortion

The Luke jigsaw puzzle

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We are mid-series in Luke’s Gospel at Church at the moment and I’m also working through Luke as part of a Faithroots Teaching series. I thought it might be worth taking a step back to look at the big picture.

How do we pray when we find prayer hard?

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Jesus’ disciples ask him to teach them to pray.  They are alert to the fact that John the Bsptist had done this with his disciples.  It’s fascinating that these young men, stepped in the worship and Scripture of Israel with their access to Psalms, Lamentations and the intercessions of Daniel and Nehemiah needed help. I… Continue reading How do we pray when we find prayer hard?

An important appeal for somewhere precious to me

I’m using today’s post to make an appeal on a church that is very precious to me. Sunbridge Road Mission is the church where I grew up. I spent most of my first 18 years there.  It’s where I put my faith in Jesus as a five year old.  It’s where I grew in my… Continue reading An important appeal for somewhere precious to me

Abortion, prosecution, prison and punishment

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I don’t want to spend much more time responding to the interaction with The Wee Flea.  However, one thing we need to be alert to when positing articles is what happens below the line.  For this reason, I’m very cautious about having comments open generally on Faithroots.  I have opened the comments on my original… Continue reading Abortion, prosecution, prison and punishment