Hi All,
Another sermon has been published on prayer, this on is titled Prayer works when life is good by Adrian Warnock, at the Jubilee Church web site. I enjoyed it and learnt lots too, hope you do to.
God Bless
James
Sunday, 29 January 2006
Sunday, 22 January 2006
Prayer Works 3
Part 3 in the series of Prayer Works sermons, Prayer works when life is tough by Adrian Warnock another of our gifted preachers. This one struck me in the way psalm 13 was explained in that David, the author of psalm 13 (and many others) started off in a sorry state or a 'woe is me' frame of mind but by the end he was thanking God for what He has done and about to do, meaning that just by praying in a humble and 'reliant on God' way can bring you hope where there seems to be none. May I suggest that if you are feeling a little down, whether or not you are a Christian, why not have a prayer, little or big, and trust in God for the answers. Have a listen to Adrian and make up your own mind, mine agreed with Adrian (and the Bible!)
God bless, James
God bless, James
Monday, 16 January 2006
Prayer Works 1 & 2
Hi,
There are now 2 sermons about prayer by Tope Koleoso, the lead pastor at Jubilee Church in the sermons sections. Full instruction for listening and/or downloading and podcasting given.
They are both very good and worth listening to.
God Bless
James
There are now 2 sermons about prayer by Tope Koleoso, the lead pastor at Jubilee Church in the sermons sections. Full instruction for listening and/or downloading and podcasting given.
They are both very good and worth listening to.
God Bless
James
Tuesday, 27 December 2005
Snow
The weather forcasters said it would snow today. I was looking out of my window wondering if the white covering of the ground in places was snow or just some frost that had gathered conveniently when I started seeing these large blobs of white floating and driftly delicately to the ground. A breeze cought some and swirled them into a mini frenzy by a wall. With in minutes the gound was covered. I had my answer! Now an hour later, the sun is shining and the white clouds are gently hanging in the sky, patiently waiting for the darker clouds to go by.
How wonderful this world is that we live in.
How wonderful this world is that we live in.
Sunday, 25 December 2005
Merry Christmas
I would like to wish everyone a merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year.
As a passing thought, I came across this the other day: Music is the wine that fills the glass of silence - Robert Fripp, King Crimson
Nice words.
As a passing thought, I came across this the other day: Music is the wine that fills the glass of silence - Robert Fripp, King Crimson
Nice words.
Tuesday, 1 November 2005
The early bird
It may be that the early bird catches the worm, but its the second mouse that gets the cheese
Monday, 31 October 2005
Thursday, 20 October 2005
Me not well
Over the last few days I have been very busy indeed, but today I paid the price of too much work and not enough food or sleep. However, I am recovering well. I hope to have posted, in the next few days, an item about Church Unity, done in three parts.
Friday, 14 October 2005
Linux OS

Being a Linux fan, I now mainly use Linux with SimplyMepis being the flavour I prefere. I am also a registered user. The nice thing about Linux is that it is free, doesn't crash, and I can do everything I used to do on windows on Linux, and it is more configurable AND the help forums are wonderfully helpful and friendly, espically the mepislovers forum.
Thursday, 13 October 2005
My First Blog...
Greetings From Enfield. It's wet but not too cold, the sun is just over the yard arm, the coffee is fresh and hot and I feel in a good mood.
As a passing thought... it has amazed me that when disasters happen in 'poor' or '3rd world' countries, the people work together for the good of the people, a community. Yet in 'the most civilized' country, when disaster strikes the gangs come out and shoot people, rob others for their own gain. Oh how the other half live. Question... is this because of a lack of community, if so, what happened to it and why did it go? Is it to do with the capitalistic way of political attitudes? A thought to ponder.
On a lighter side: I poisoned myself the other day, I ate a daffodil bulb thinking it was an onion, but its ok, the doctor said i'd be out in the spring.
As a passing thought... it has amazed me that when disasters happen in 'poor' or '3rd world' countries, the people work together for the good of the people, a community. Yet in 'the most civilized' country, when disaster strikes the gangs come out and shoot people, rob others for their own gain. Oh how the other half live. Question... is this because of a lack of community, if so, what happened to it and why did it go? Is it to do with the capitalistic way of political attitudes? A thought to ponder.
On a lighter side: I poisoned myself the other day, I ate a daffodil bulb thinking it was an onion, but its ok, the doctor said i'd be out in the spring.
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