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Author Archives: Peter
The scientific consensus is not scientific
This post is a bit of an aside from normal, but I wanted to briefly touch on something that keeps coming up lately, this phrase, ‘scientific consensus’. With reference to the blog title, the one thing that a scientific consensus … Continue reading
Solid Ground
For some countries at least, the end of the coronavirus pandemic is in view and the restrictions that have so chafed us over the last year are beginning to be loosed. At last – we can get back to normal! … Continue reading
Soon enough, I will come for you
Ten years ago today my friend in the blogosphere, Joseph Walker, wrote this on what was then Holy Saturday: “Are we there yet?” Any one who has spent time in a form of cultural character building exercise known as the … Continue reading
The Song of the Redeemed
A little meditation for Easter Sunday…. The song the Lord brings to birth through us, the Song of the Redeemed, is majestic, sorrowful, joyful and beautiful beyond human understanding. It is is made up of so many parts intertwined. The … Continue reading
Choose this day whom you will serve
What if I were to tell you that a Canadian man was arrested and jailed for refusing to obey a court order to refer to his daughter using male pronouns? It reads like an ‘it could never happen here’ story. … Continue reading
Storm Warning
The Church in the West, what are we like? I see the image of a boat filled with many different people, engaged in so much activity. Some contentedly fish from the sides of the boat, enjoying the sultry evening breezes. … Continue reading
The long defeat
As Christians, we are the people of the long defeat. And, though that might sound negative, it is actually a container of deep hope and joy. What does this mean? Well, this article explains it well. If our hearts are … Continue reading
Peace
In the midst of trouble, when the wind and the waves of the world crash on the shores of your life; when you are anxious and fearful and it seems as if darkness reigns supreme – in these times remember … Continue reading
2021 Prophetic Word – Unshakeable!
2020 has come and gone, a year that certainly brought new challenges for many of us. So, what will 2021 bring us? Is there a word from the Lord for this new year? Before we go there, perhaps an initial … Continue reading
