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Loving despite the distance

Loving despite the distance

This past month has been an enlightening one for me. Coming off the back of Easter, I was notified one of my closest friends had come down with COVID. In the desire to care for my friend, I reached out..

  • Relationship Killing 101

    Life is better without resentment, so nobody seeks it out. It just builds up, like mould. Suddenly you’ve got these big stains in your friendships, or in your family, and they don’t seem to come out. That sucks.

  • Compassion 101

    Unexpectedly, I learnt a bit more about the character of Jesus on two recent occasions at university. To clarify, I’m not at a bible college or studying theology.

  • Jesus, Bunnies, and the Joy of Easter

    I love celebrating things! I love celebrating events and people and just life in general! I particularly love celebrating things using a theme that fits the occasion!

  • Prepare to Proclaim

    Opportunities can slip out of our hands in an instant but they can also be thrust upon us out of nowhere. The question is are you ready to let them go whilst simultaneously being prepared to catch them?

  • A legacy of faith

    Memories are peculiar things, deeply personal cognitive enactments of reality, emotion, with a hint of imagination. Our minds may truly remember snapshots of situations, perhaps the feelings or sense. I like to think that I have a good memory, particularly when it comes to people and important moments.

  • The Battle We Win

    As I tend to preface, I wish to not speak for everyone - particularly on the topic of mental health.

  • Down the rabbit hole

    As Easter draws closer, many young children around the world are getting excited for the arrival of the Easter bunny. They are often being raised oblivious to the true meaning of Easter and of what Jesus did for us on the cross.

  • Is conflict in the church healthy?  

    The picture of a happy and unified church is one that sings of what the church should be. Often when looking from the outside, it may also be what people see.

  • Meet me in Galilee

    This was the place Jesus started his ministry. As he walked beside the Sea of Galilee, he saw fishermen casting their nets. Jesus called out to these men and gave them a new calling in life – to be fishers of men.

  • “All encompassing and loving”

    The greatest hug to wrap and encompass us in our life on earth truly is the love of God, no matter whether we are near or far, sinning or praising...

  • The Righteous God

    There are severalstories in the Bible of mistreatment as well.