Roe versus Wade is overturned – what next?

A dead lion is better than a live dog

Back in the day, part of the banter I sometimes shared with my late mother was when, after she had returned from church, I would ask her what the preacher preached about that day, and she would draw a blank. In fairness to my mum, the same reaction might be found in many a sermon attendee. Back to this day, part of the banter I share with my sister when talking about attending church is “you need it”.

Breakfast at the Wake Cup Café

Today, I had breakfast at the Wake Cup Café, 307 Sutton Road, Southend, SS2 5PF (see here for their Facebook page).

Is Conspiracy theory a virus that is infecting the church?

Some think it is; some think it isn’t; many don’t care – yet, as noted in recent years, where one stands on the matter can be divisive when true Church should be about unity based on love and truth.

The Unholy Trinity: Media, Politicians, Elites

A number of times in my recent blog posts I have referred to “The Unholy Trinity”. In this post I would like to elaborate upon what I meant when using this term and say why I think it is significant. 

Tony Blair is made a knight

A few days ago, I was alerted to the fact that Tony Blair was made a knight, not any old knight but a Knight of the Garter, which in olden times were the closest confidants of the sovereign of the day.

Gnosticism, Syncretism and New Agism examined

In this article, I identify and reflect on three heresies that have affected the Christian church down the ages and today.

It was five years ago when I wrote my “Education, Education, Education” ebook, which incorporated my various writings and blogs to do with education that I wrote prior to that.

The January 6^th US Capitol riot revisited

The Valley of Achor a door of hope

Several years ago, a friend gave me the following verse, feeling it was applicable to my own situation at the time. Not long after, we had a house built and decided to name it “Valley of Achor”.