2013 Easter
The physical reality of the Resurrection is irrelevant. It’s a sign, not of some future reward for good behaviour, but of the inextinguishable spark of God’s Presence within each of us at all times.
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The physical reality of the Resurrection is irrelevant. It’s a sign, not of some future reward for good behaviour, but of the inextinguishable spark of God’s Presence within each of us at all times.
Continue readingAs Easter approaches, can we reflect on the choices we’ve made; and can we say that we’ve made them in the same spirit as did the Christ?
Continue readingGod’s Hope, and ours, is that we nurture each other and the world with all of the love and compassion that we would the Christ child.
Continue readingI rather like the human Jesus depicted in the Gospels. He didn’t have a lot of patience with rules and regulations. He wasn’t much on following protocol or conforming to society.
Continue readingIsaiah – If we allow for the language and culture we can find a thread of connection that runs from ourselves to the ancient origins of our faith
Continue readingWhen times are tough it’s easy to justify being less generous. But those are, of course, the very times when our generosity is most crucial.
Continue readingThe church is only now beginning to realize how fully open and universal is the gift of God’s Spirit
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Thomas’ problem wasn’t that he’d “go to hell” if he doubted the Resurrection. It was that he’d be afraid to live his faith in atransformational way.
Continue readingthe spiritual transformation – metanoia – that we’re called to as Christians, summed up in the passages from Jeremiah and John, embodies the Easter Message
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