Time Out

Well! Blogging.. it's proved to be a part of my schedule I have had to let go for a while and one I will miss in the interim.

The workload of lecturing for the first time in my life has proved meteoric.

Combine this with starting a Post Grad in education then...

Moving more and more into the ministry team of our fellowship here in Stow means some things have to go for a while.

Future projects. The church website will be up over the next few months and enrolement in Spurgeons Bible College to kick off my distance learning will happen before Christmas...

It's a privilege to know God is ordering our steps and for me it's proving a very steep learning curve...a curve of absolute committment to what God wants for each minute of my day...many of those minutes and hours will be as a husband and father to an amazing family..

So here's to the next set of chapters as God kicks up the fire, purges and proves me as He leads each day...an amazing journey.

I will continue to read my blogging favourites....God Bless

2 weeks no blog?

I never thought this would happen..such a gap...but life is life and the time has been full...

It started just after my last post...I had the privilege to preach in our church, an opportunity to be repeated more often towards Christmas as our Pastor has asked Karen and myself to be an integral of the ministry team...

70th - My Dad was 70 on the same weekend and we celebrated with a family photo...what an amazing weekend..



The new job (Lecturing)...it started...daunted by the thought that in less than a week now the new students will be sitting in front of me listening! I hope...

And more beside as we had our 2nd youth night...what amazing times...crazy games, music, drama and exploring "faith in Jesus" and all it means... you can see the photos here Youth4Youth

So I commit to renewed online writings as the days unfold.....one last word..

New Orleans...the British Media seems to want to lambast Bush personally for the events following the Katirna Storm....STOP! He's God's man with a team he has to trust...they'll work it out...and learn from it. What we all need to learn from it is that life is fragile, just one storm and the world reels in shock global petrol prices rise and we see the fragility of life...onlookers should take stock...life is so so fragile and can be taken from us in a blink of an eye.