Not The End
I’ve just had the privilege in taking part in a very special recording. I hope at some point I can share it on here, but for now, it has reminded and inspired this last post in our Joseph series. I hope you have enjoyed it. I will end I should expect where those who know the story would anticipate, but before we get there, a … Continue reading Not The End
Elvis has entered the building
I don’t remember the name of the boy who played Pharaoh in our school play, I just remember him singing into one of those 90’s echophones that everyone had, and being told off for turning around from our ‘choir’ area to watch him sing. I don’t remember his name, but I remember the whole song & scene as if I were watching it now. Pulling … Continue reading Elvis has entered the building
Locked up in a cell
When all this started, when I say all this I mean rumours of a virus that could become a pandemic, that could mean a bit of social distancing my optimism took centre stage. Maybe this won’t be that difficult… Now Joseph had been taken down to Egypt. Potiphar, an Egyptian who was one of Pharaoh’s officials, the captain of the guard, bought him from the … Continue reading Locked up in a cell
Go Go Go Joseph
I don’t know about you but I struggle to read through Genesis 37-50 without singing. I feel like I know the intricacies of the story because I was in the show in Year 6, saw the show twice in Year 7 and with a bit of practice can still sing you through every colour of the “dazzling coat of many colours”… I know this story … Continue reading Go Go Go Joseph
How I grew in 2019
Thought I would do something a little different with my year review! Do you ever look back over your year and see patterns? https://infograph.venngage.com/ps/ro4cJYO89Xo/my-2019 Continue reading How I grew in 2019
2019 The Year that was…
2019 started with a word… Deeper. The word did not shape the year the way I had imagined. As with many journeys, we join a road, but it is not our feet which direct the path. 2019 my faith deepened through trusting in the darkness, my self awareness deepened through seeing, acknowledging and allowing my weaknesses and limitations, my friendships through honest conversation. In my … Continue reading 2019 The Year that was…
Wrapping Up
There is a agreement it seems between what we know about the mind, and what the word teaches us. There are certain behaviours which take intentional action. One of them is how we choose to see the world. Do we see it as our old self, or do we put on the new. Let me tell you a story… Continue reading Wrapping Up
Letting Go
There is a letting go that is birthed in disillusionment and doubt “I can’t hold on to this anymore, it will never happen, I give up”. Then there is a letting go born by hope; faith, not that it will be returned to me, or that something better is to come, but that He who I have passed it over to is better. I was … Continue reading Letting Go
Summer dreams
Summer has passed and September is quite firmly here. Fifteen days in and I haven’t quite got back into that ‘back to school’ routine. Fifteen days in and I’m holding out for the sweep of an Indian Summer and dreaming of the month that has passed. Summer is starting to find it’s place in my memories; toing and froing in dance-like form with Autumn, a … Continue reading Summer dreams
2008: Still Faithful
Back at the start of the year, I found myself in a minor quandary over what to do with my back catalogue of journals. They flowed back to 2007 and although the nostalgic part of me longed to keep them, the pragmatic and space making side of me made better arguments. Yet, every time I went to get rid of them, I couldn’t do it … Continue reading 2008: Still Faithful
