Lent: A Time to Watch and Pray

Time is ticking on. We are ready to celebrate yet another period of Lent, a time the church is setting apart to focus on watching and praying. Prayer is no doubt the sojourners greatest source of strength when they pass through unfamiliar and unexpected terrains, when they must travel through dark patches of life. It... Continue Reading →

Prayer

Homily - Sunday, the (date) Reading: Mark 1:29-39 In the morning, while it was still very dark, he got up and went out to a deserted place, and there he prayed. What is prayer? There was once a shepherd boy who used to watch people walk to church but was sad no one taught him... Continue Reading →

“You can do it if you really want”

--- Midweek Meditations:thoughts, inspiration and encouragementfrom ACF community members --- 35.000 in Frankfurt. 30.000 in Hamburg. 50.000 in Munich. 20.000 in Cologne. Christian Democrats alongside Greens, Leftists and Liberals, Social Democrats. All united by their professed adherence to democratic principles, and admonishing each other to mind the main chance of parliamentary democracy. There is something... Continue Reading →

The Potential of Ordinary Moments

--- Midweek Meditations:thoughts, inspiration and encouragementfrom ACF community members --- This week, I was thinking again about a segment between songs on a radio programme I listened to a few years ago. The programme was hosted by the English comedian Frank Skinner; he was commenting that, as a man in his mid-sixties, the pack of... Continue Reading →

Encounters with Jesus

--- Midweek Meditations:thoughts, inspiration and encouragementfrom ACF community members --- “Though most spiritual seekers start their search afraid of disappointment, Jesus says that He will always be infinitely more than anyone is looking for. He will always exceed our expectations; He will be more than we can ask for or imagine.”Encounters with Jesus, Timothy Keller... Continue Reading →

Come and See – Who is Jesus? 2

Homily - Second Sunday after Epiphany, 14th January 2024 Reading: John 1:43-51 Introduction Where are we in our faith journeys today? The gospel lesson talks of a man by name Nathaniel whom Jesus saw under a fig tree. The fact that Philip who encountered Jesus runs to him declaring Yes he is the One we... Continue Reading →

Alternate Ways are Possible

Homily - Sunday, the 7th January 2024 Reading: Mark 1:4-11 Epiphany is the celebration after the Twelfth night of Christmas commemorating the magi meeting with Jesus the toddler. A genuine God search finds its fruit when the wise men meets Jesus, worships him offers him gifts and being warned in a dream returns home taking... Continue Reading →

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