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‘Reflections’ Sample Chapter
Towards the end of last year, I wrote a short book titled Reflections: Enlightening Insights Into the Divine Mystery. The book contains twelve concise contemplations on the nature, activity and purposes of God. The book is currently available for free as an eBook and a discounted paperback version is also available. As with all my… Continue reading
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Discount News
I received an email today from the company that prints and fulfills orders of physical copies of my books saying that shipping prices are increasing. In response, the Lord led me to initiate a sale on my website offering 10% off all paperback versions of my books to help compensate. This sale is in addition… Continue reading
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“God Willing”
Despite the fact that making plans can be comforting and provide a sense of stability and assurance, the Lord is continuing to challenge me to live ‘in the now’ and not make plans at all. This is a very counter-cultural way of living as we are taught in school to plan everything and as adults… Continue reading
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Reflections: How to get your free copy
Would you be interested in reading my latest book Reflections: Enlightening Insights Into the Divine Mystery? The book contains twelve contemplations on the nature, activity and purposes of God from a panentheistic perspective. Panentheism is the idea that creation is contained ‘within God’, a perspective that if true has important implications for the way we… Continue reading
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Don’t Give Up
It’s a cloudy day in London with occasional patches of blue sky and sunshine. I have been longing for sunshine recently as it makes such a difference to the mood of the day. Weekends are harder than week days as those people who I am connected with working in supporting roles can’t be contacted over… Continue reading
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Complicated
My housing situation. My financial circumstances. My family life. My church life. My identity. The mental health system. Theology. Technology. It’s all so complicated. All I can do is shed tears of despair and be thankful for those tears. Because God is merciful and moments of relief are a precious blessing. Continue reading
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