Walking Back
Walking back home
Sore feet
Sore head
Sore heart
So tired
So sorry
So what
Walking back home
Still seeking
Still weeping
Still reaping
Say something
Say nothing
Say everything
Walking back home
No promises
No comprimises
November
To slow
To know
To say
Nothing
Instead
I'm Forgiven
Words fail me
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Before I get shopped from somewhere else let me explain the pictures that I posted yesterday of Grangemouth Refinery were googled. I went looking for the pics I took in early September couldn't find them they must have been deleted from my phone. Anyway things are getting ready over here for the St Andrew's Day Celebrations this Sunday. We've got the Salire flag flying. I hought some of you'd like to see the view from the church tower. Its really quite impressive. And...
Its a dreary damp day in Central Scotland and I'm listening to "We See Lights" new album. And I no longer feel dreary because the music lifts my soul. There's a beautiful song called " Ghosts and Monsters" it has a wonderful hope filled lyric and I just love to discover music that speaks to the heart. Anyway I'm getting ready to put the material together for the sermon tomorrow and it reminds me that the gospel invades the soul and turns dreary days into days filled...
Did you know this week is Prisoner's Week? Its an opportunity to think about those who find themselves in prison and who are trying to think about the changes they will make when they get released. Over the years I've met some really intetesting people in prison. The fact is that many of us would be in prison if some of the things we've down in the past had been found out.
The truth is when I go to visit in prison I am painfully aware that many of the people who are...
I'm getting ready to attend a conference in Aviemore. It's run by the Church of Scotland to help elders and ministers understand how to deal with conflict in our churches when it arises. I'm looking forward to it .
Of course this is nothing new, where you find people in community you will also find the potential for conflict. Its interesting because, I'm preparing a sermon from James chapter 4 this morning. In this chapter James asks the question, where does...