As some of you might have gathered, I currently am working in a supermarket, it’s not what I’d planned to be doing at this stage of my life, but it appears to be God’s plan at this moment in time. One of my jobs is working in the bread aisle. The thing that has struck […]
At CVM we are focused on sharing the good news of Jesus to as many men as we can. So, in light of that, I decided to put together a quick blog series to help us stay in the fight and keep Jesus front and centre during lockdown. This is number 3 and the final […]
At CVM we are focused on sharing the good news of Jesus to as many men as we can. So, in light of that, I decided to put together a three blog series to help us stay in the fight and keep Jesus front and centre during lockdown. This is number 2. I was looking […]
There comes a time when stepping out from what may seem a relatively small world becomes something of a challenge; a moving on, a passage of rites, a personal extension that brings a larger world view. This truism is often shaped when we start thinking about owning a car. To be successful in broadening our […]
I waited for the email to drop through the letter box. It was expected but not wanted. To receive the email was confirmation that I was on the list of people who had had their details hacked from EasyJet. This is the second time, British Airways being the first. So the email was expected and […]
As I write we are entering week four of the ‘lockdown’, our churches have adapted and have gone on-line, which is great to see. However, and this is not a rant, with the vast increases in Zoom, WhatsApp, Facetime, etc, etc, I have found myself becoming somewhat overwhelmed by the sheer volume of messages inviting […]
Many Christians this Easter will open up their Bibles and read the gospel accounts of the Easter story: Jesus’ trial, death, and resurrection. All four gospels tell of this event, which makes sense, the Resurrection is the heart of the Christian faith, after all. Yet the careful reader will observe that the accounts do vary […]
When I was young in the faith, I was led to believe that Lent is a time when we are expected to give something up. Some of my Christian friends would proudly announce they were “fasting for lent”. I remember actually bragging about the fact that I once managed to give up eating crisps for 40 […]
The emergency is real and vital; there is no time to waste. The EPRIB IS ACTIVATED. EPIRB stands for Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon. An EPIRB is meant to help rescuers locate you in an emergency situation, and these radios have saved many lives since their creation in the 1970s. Boaters are the main users […]
This is aimed mainly at the age group 50 plus. (It’s okay if your younger you can still join in). Before you go any further however you might want to grab a pencil and paper. Think back to when you were a youngster (harder for some I know). What was the number or name of […]
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