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Author: Neil Hudson

Palm Sunday

Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey; on the sides are the people cheering him and the Jewish leaders trying to stop him; behind are the disciples following him. Where do you feel you are in this picture?

Midweek Musings

Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Adam and Emily, the latest news, music from Ian Peacock & family and links to some resources that might be helpful/interesting.

Praying With Authority

What does it mean to live well and to pray well, when things are not so great? What can we learn from Paul’s letter to the Ephesian church about praying with authority?

Midweek Musings

This is the first of what will be a weekly communication. It has 4 basic sections: a reflective piece from Neil; an interview, a podcast or something similar; room for news; links to websites that might be helpful/interesting.

Prayers for Anxious Days

How should we pray during anxious days? We need to be joyful and gentle, with prayer that overcomes anxiety, guarding against anxious thoughts and put our faith into practice!

Being Church During These Strange Days: An Update

In order to protect each other and all those around us we will not meet together as church for the time being. However, that doesn’t stop us being church!

Praying On Difficult Days

On difficult days, how do we pray and act to reveal the better story of the gospel? The Spirit helps us in our weakness and reminds us that we have a home, a hope and a help.

Being Church During These Strange Days

In these strange days, we’re being forced to think about what it means to be church together. These are some initial thoughts that might help us.

Determined Prayer

Matthew’s gospel tells two stories of outsiders who come to Jesus determined and confident that he will do something incredible for someone they care about. Will we do the same for one another?

Prayer As Hope For Others

It’s easy to become discouraged when we don’t see the results of our prayers but, as the story of Abraham reminds us, we must take our place as priests who will intercede on behalf of the world.

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