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In the episode of Bluey called ‘Shadowlands’, Bluey and her friends, Coco and Snickers, are in the park playing an imaginary game which involves remaining, at all costs, on the shaded sections of grass, lest they (metaphorically) meet their gruesome death. Much to Bluey’s disapproval, Coco’s enthusiasm leads her to keep taking shortcuts, bending the…
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Here are the lyrics to Sovereign Grace Music’s adaptation of Isaac Watts’ beautiful 1707 hymn: Alas! and did my Savior bleed, and did my Sovereign die!Would he devote that sacred head for sinners such as I? Was it for crimes that I have done, he groaned upon the tree? Amazing pity! Grace unknown! And love beyond degree! Well might the sun…
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‘In an age of confusion, Christian young adults do not need a special programme in the current cultural language. We need real-life conversation that illuminates scripture and older, wiser Christians, who come as they are, to help us navigate the world on our walk with Christ.’
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January darkness – it was bleak, wasn’t it? I reflected on darkness and light at Christmas, as I’m sure many of us did – the period when we remember the true Light, who came down, and cast the darkness away. It is this truth that makes my heart sing during Advent, when we’re waiting, and…
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Like us all, I love the classic Christmas playlist, but there are some alternative songs that strike a chord for me at this time of year. Here’s five of them:
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The Advent wreath reminds us of the warm invitation we receive to know our Creator God personally, through Jesus Christ. It’s an invitation to go home.
eilidh best 