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Monthly Archives: December 2006
faithwalk…
A blog for your edification: http://faithwalk.wordpress.com/ Susan says a lot of good stuff, and much more gently and pastorally than me. 🙂 Go visit!
Posted in Christian, Prophecy
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A storm is coming
This is a word I must bring to you, a word for 2007. Indeed, this is something I have alluded to a number of times before, but the hour grows short, and the word more urgent. Friends, a storm is coming. … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Prophecy
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Happy Christmas
Because blogging may be just a little bit lighter over the next few days, I’d like to wish you now a happy and blessed Christmas!
2007 Anglican Blog Awards
OK, so I was persuaded to ‘fess up.  I’ve been nominated for the Best New Anglican Blog, 2007 edition. Seems as if we’re getting a little ahead of ourselves, but what do I know? If you want to, you can vote … Continue reading
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Yes, I know
For those of you who may have come here because of a certain blogospherical event, I’d just like to say: Yes – I know, and I do appreciate the nomination, thanks very much! For those who don’t have the foggiest … Continue reading
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The giving of a gift
Recently some folk were asking a bit more about the whole prophetic thing. So, for those that are interested, I’ve created a page on the right – The giving of a gift – that I hope will answer some of your … Continue reading
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Do you not know who you are?
This word was given to me in August 2004. It is the companion word to the spirit of the age: Do you not know who you are? With one prayer, you can change the world. My beloved, before all creation Bought … Continue reading
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Blinkin’ CaNN….
This morning, I hit a coffee-spewing moment. CaNN owe me a new computer monitor.  🙂 OK, this is definitely an in-joke. If you’re not North American Anglican, just grin and bear it and I’ll post something that makes more sense soon….
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The price of conceit
This is the day when the vote is made as to whether to revisit same-sex marriage in Canada. It is widely predicted to be a non-event. That may well be the case, unfortunately. The question then will be, what cost? What … Continue reading
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The faithful?
Recently there has been (well, OK, I’ve particularly noticed) a trend towards the self-description of certain groups of Anglicans as ‘faithful’.  I’ve been ruminating about this for a while, but this post and resulting comments have got me thinking further. What … Continue reading
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