Thought for the Month, July 2023 by Ros Murphy
Very much in my mind currently is the way that, at this time of the year, following Trinity Sunday, our gospel readings change from the … Read more
Very much in my mind currently is the way that, at this time of the year, following Trinity Sunday, our gospel readings change from the … Read more
Being Thankful I have recently been re-reading the Biblical book of Jonah and spending time over each part of story. The story of Jonah is … Read more
What will you be doing on May 6th? Some will be glued to the TV from the crack of dawn, others will enjoy a day … Read more
Sometimes we just make life more complicated than we need. Let’s take giving up chocolate for Lent, for example. This year the whole of March … Read more
Roll on spring! February is an odd month. We’re still in winter, yet we start to see glimmers of the hope of spring with the … Read more
Mark 7: 24-30 Jesus was travelling in the borderlands where, according to Mark, he was looking for peace and quiet. Yet his time for reflection … Read more
Matthew 3: 1-12 Artists often let their imaginations run riot depicting John the Baptist. His hair is wild; his face emaciated; his clothing ragged. You … Read more
Isaiah 11: 1-10 Jesse… who? If we turn to the book of Ruth, at the end we find that Ruth and Boaz have a son, … Read more
1 Corinthians 12: 12-20 ‘As it is, there are many members, yet one body’ (verse 20). Psalm 139 v.14 tells us that our bodies are … Read more
Isaiah 49: 13-16 In this reading, we hear God respond to the complaints from the people of Jerusalem, that God has forsaken them. He says … Read more