When a thief broke into our house one night, I was sound asleep. My husband was in Melbourne, but a friend and her daughters had come to stay. And so I was woken at 3am by my friend whispering, ‘Ali! Ali, wake up! There’s someone in the house …’
Sunday, November 27, 2022
Matthew | Like a thief
Labels:
Advent,
fear,
hospitality,
incarnation
Sunday, November 20, 2022
Luke | Promises, paradise, and the vastness of love
Labels:
church,
forgiveness,
gardens,
God,
grace,
LGBTI+,
salvation,
scapegoating,
vulnerability
Sunday, November 13, 2022
Isaiah | The city of joy
A city of joy, its people a delight: this is what God promises through the prophet Isaiah. Sounds wonderful! So, what are the elements of this joyful city? First, says Isaiah, health and wellbeing ...
Sunday, November 6, 2022
Luke | Seven brothers, a hapless widow, a falling satellite, and what it means to live
Some of you might remember the quirky tv show, Northern Exposure. A young urban Jewish doctor is sent to small town Alaska to pay off his tuition debt; and there he encounters all sorts of eccentric inhabitants, including Maggie. Maggie’s a bush pilot whose boyfriends all happen to die in bizarre ways. For example, there’s Dave, who freezes to death on a glacier, then Rick, who is killed by a falling satellite ...
Labels:
death,
justice,
life,
resurrection
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