• Sermon preached on Sunday 5 August 2012

    Here’s what I said on Sunday.

    I ask you. Which sounds more fun – the fleshpots of Egypt or wandering aimlessly in the desert?

    It is not hard to have some sympathy with the children of Israel. Moses and Aaron have led them away from a life which was unfair though one which was mundane and familiar. And they have led them – not to the promised land – not yet anyway, but to the desert.

    The wilderness. The desert. The place where there is emptiness. (more…)

3 responses to “Back to work”

  1. ryan Avatar
    ryan

    Welcome back! Glad you’re over the flu.

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    Erp

    Welcome back but do take it easy.

  3. Eamonn Avatar

    Well done and welcome back! Do take care. A C of I friend of mine once said that self-preservation can be a Christian imperative. Sad to say, he didn’t take his own advice.

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