God and me
I’m now 80 years old and this blog is about to turn 20. It seemed a good time to summarise how my beliefs have changed over those years.
thoughtful ideas on life's big questions
I’m now 80 years old and this blog is about to turn 20. It seemed a good time to summarise how my beliefs have changed over those years.
The Christmas story may not be fully historical and our celebrations are more capitalist than christian. But there are still worthwhile things we can believe about Christmas.
There’s a lot of darkness in the world this Christmas, but Jesus came to dispel darkness …. and he calls us to do the same.
Do you feel you need more hope in 2025? What gives people hope? Is it important? Are people’s hopes ever fulfilled?
I don’t really expect God to speak to me. But one day he did, and it may have saved my life!
It’s complicated trying to understand whether there’s a God and how we can know him or please him. Here’s my thoughts on what I can and can’t believe.
A journalist sums up some of the evidence that there is more to the world and life than materialism suggests.
I like to relate stories that have happy endings and point to God. I’m not sure how Anna McGahan’s story fits in, but decide for yourself!
Is christianity still relevant and believable in the 21st century? If it’s understood in the right way, I think it is.
A Buddhist finds God in an unexpected way, but doesn’t know who he is, so calls him Bruce Almighty.