One of the hardest things I find in caring for someone with advanced Parkinson’s, is never being able to look forward to anything. You can never be sure you are going to be able to make it, and plans have to be kept open to change. But I suppose life is like that for everyone in a …
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The year 2020 will go down in history as one of the most challenging in memory. Some have suffered indescribably, losing friends, family, livelihoods, health, meaningful relationships…even life itself. But even those of us who have not fared so badly in the pandemic will, with few exceptions, have experienced times when Psalm 77 has reflected […]
God loves me. That’s great news! He wants to be my friend, advocate, helper, counsellor. He’s willing to forgive me when I get it wrong, He gives me strength, wisdom, and power to help me get it right. Such great news! What God will never be, is my pal, my mate, my chum. A glance […]
I’ve been around a while, and I think this has been one of the most insecure times my world has known. Truly, nobody has any idea what tomorrow will bring. Hopefully better Covid testing, or even better, a reliable vaccine. We look forward to a time when life will return to ‘normal’ – when businesses […]
It’s just not fair! Why doesn’t God DO something about it? He’s the only one who can, and I don’t see any movement there. You know that feeling? That’s what Psalm 74 is about. All the way through to verse 11, which could be translated as ‘Pull your finger out God, and do something!” The […]
Not so long ago, when we could go to a restaurant as a family, we’d all make our choices, then wait…until the kitchen doors opened, and the meals were set before us, one by one. But – terrible thought – what if the meal I have chosen does not look as good as someone else’s…and […]
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