You Don’t Love God…

T There are many people, who will say they’re ChristiansAnd they live like Christians on the Sabbath dayBut come Monday morning, till the coming SundayThey will fight their neighbour all along the way I considered several possible ‘Sunday Songs’. One was emotional and worshipful, another was meaningful and thought-provoking… I finished with a fun song…Continue reading “You Don’t Love God…”

Tales of the Unexpected

One of the most bizarre pictures this week was of Michael Gove, wearing his politician’s suit, dancing at ‘Bohemia’, an Aberdeen nightclub. At 1.15am the Guardian says he was   ‘…giving it his all…His hands flailed wildly, and occasionally swung in time to the music.’ Gove’s ‘wild night’ was a non-story, but it entertained me.Continue reading “Tales of the Unexpected”

What’s in a Name?

Last night’s news … Boris Johnson visiting soldiers;  Joe Biden talking about American troops… Abba’s Benny and Bjorn discussing their new album… Harry Kane, England football captain, scoring…   Famous names, famous faces; with fame often goes wealth, power, influence… When started our ‘Men’s Shed’ one of our first members was ‘Kenneth Williams’. Later ‘JohnContinue reading “What’s in a Name?”

‘I’m Enjoying Myself’

Yesterday we took the grandchildren to the Hippodrome at Great Yarmouth. We watched an illusionist producing girls from empty boxes, motor-cyclists riding round inside a large metal sphere, a man juggling with table-tennis balls – blown in the air and caught in his mouth… It was a really good afternoon; wholesome entertainment. Luca liked ‘JohnnyContinue reading “‘I’m Enjoying Myself’”

Sexuality and Gender-Labels

I was born into a world where gender stereotypes were clearly defined. There were clear expectations of appropriate interests and activities for boys and girls. It wasn’t just that boys will be boys; boys must be boys. My Christian home and background was always strong and supportive. When I grew up as a man IContinue reading “Sexuality and Gender-Labels”

Go Rest High On That Mountain

I know your life on earth was troubledAnd only you could know the painYou weren’t afraid to face the DevilYou were no stranger to the rain Vince Gill started this song when his friend, Keith Whitley died of alcoholism; he finished it when his brother, Bob, committed suicide a few years later. This tribute toContinue reading “Go Rest High On That Mountain”