senses
sense-able

sense-able

Our physical senses connect us with the world. We see, we touch, we taste, we smell and we hear.

He speaks

He speaks

It is not enough for me as an adult to believe because parents and religious leaders told me so.

good sense

good sense

The one who chooses to walk in nature on a Sunday morning as a sabbath retreat has not missed the point

simple & sense-able

simple & sense-able

The wise and learned character in this ancient tale is not any of the sycophantic subjects of the ruler, but the child

how sense-able

how sense-able

“The greatest joy in life is to feel Jesus Christ alive and beating in the flesh of your own thought and your own heart. All the rest is a swift illusion or dung.”

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the morning after

the morning after

Thanks to Suzi de Gouveia from Christchurch for sharing her Easter image above.

encountering Jesus

encountering Jesus

Set five minutes twice a day for the next eight days. Anticipate these encounters with Jesus

something strange

something strange

Something strange is happening – there is a great silence on earth today, a great silence and stillness.

the comedy

the comedy

Dramatic tragedy is drama which ends in despair, desolation, death, or (even better), all three.

at the table

at the table

Some of our best family laughs happened at the table and some of our biggest fights too