Monthly Archives: Sep 2022

Back in Edinburgh during the rugby season on Saturdays I often went to support my local rugby team, Boroughmuir. The final season before I moved to Switzerland was frustrating, the team would often start the first half really well and … Continue reading →

I used to wait fairly regularly at the bus stop in the picture, buses are just about the best way to get around Edinburgh with parking charges being set by Dick Turpin and half the city’s roads being dug for … Continue reading →

A friend of mine who is a leader in the new Global Methodist Church recently co-authored a book outlining the vision for this new church. In one chapter he writes about what he calls the five stages of church commitment. … Continue reading →

On Sunday our kids at Church watched a video about David and Goliath, and I heard they really were engaged with it, so over a coffee I thought I would watch it too. It’s a story I know so well … Continue reading →

In an important book called DISCIPLESHIP THAT FITS by Bobby Harrington and Alex Abaslom the authors distil three key point about discipleship and spiritual growth HERE THEY ARE   What they are saying is that in order to grow in … Continue reading →