Barnsley defender Bobby Hassell on his faith.
Barnsley defender Bobby Hassell talks about his Christian faith with Inspire magazine. He became a Christian in 2009 after saying that he felt empty inside, despite a good marriage and […]
Category Archives: identity
What is your most prized possession?
I would probably say that’s my Bible. It’s important to me because I’m very religious. I believe that you have to pray, as well as work hard, in order to […]
When is a risk worth taking?
Last week a nurse wrote about the top regrets that dying patients have about their life. Here they are: 1. I wish I’d had the courage to live a life […]
Can you help who you fall in love with? Can you be sure of marrying the right person?
A few years ago I wrote a short comment about a news article from the time and entitled the post ‘You can’t help who you fall in love with?’. Since […]
What’s in your hand? Rick Warren
Rick Warren is the author of the book, The Purpose Drive Life, which has sold over 25 million copies in the US alone and many more worldwide and which has […]
Generation A in his own words
Our book group is discussing Douglas Coupland’s Generation A tonight (which I have reviewed). I just found this question and answer session about it. Some weird questions but he does […]
The solution to the riots
I’ve been thinking a lot, as have most of us, about the scenes we witnessed last week. As I sat eating dinner looking out window of the cottage we were […]
Loving unconditionally
We’re told in the Bible to love our enemies, and that even though everything else will pass away, love will last forever. This is not love in the romantic sense, […]
How will God define her?
I heard the news that she was found dead this morning. I didn’t know her that well or for that long. She showed up at my church one sunday evening […]
The BHA need to understand some basic things about the census
The British Humanist Association is once again getting its knickers in a twist over the wording of the religion question on the UK Census 2011 – the question is optional. […]
