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Showing posts with label
trust
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15 January, 2026
Living with the not-knowing
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I have had a fairly quiet start to the year. Truth be told, I'm still getting used to the quietness that has settled on our lives now th...
22 October, 2025
Opportunity to tell about a lifetime of learning to trust God
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I "gave my testimony" at church a couple of weeks ago. That phrase is generally associated with telling how you came to Christ. Bu...
22 February, 2024
Moving our sons out (part one)
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We're getting close to being able to tell you the "end of the story", the end that we've been working towards and praying ...
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21 November, 2023
A couple of admissions
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I've had lots of space for thinking recently. Sometimes it feels like too much space. We enjoyed the simple pleasure of catching up with...
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26 May, 2023
Remembering God's compassion and grace
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Early in the year , I wrote about focusing my thoughts on Psalm 103, particularly as we work our way through this crazy year. But almost imm...
30 July, 2022
Mt Coot-Tha botanical gardens meander
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This week we've had beautiful weather here in Brisbane. And it's turned into a "week of parks". On Monday three of us spen...
21 July, 2022
Food, awkward conversations, and trust
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I've had time to think about a lot of things. Here are some of them: Providing food for an itinerant family (on a budget) As I explained...
10 February, 2022
The Lord himself goes before you
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The workshop I've written about in recent posts has finished. I'm so happy to be at the other end of it. It's been lovely to get...
28 April, 2021
Come, and see
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In John 1 we see two encounters over two days between John the Baptist and Jesus. On the second encounter two of John's disciples starte...
18 March, 2021
Come, follow me
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I've started three blog posts in the last week or so, and they're all circling around the same theme: letting go and trusting God, n...
04 September, 2020
Trusting God when life is hard
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A disclaimer here to start: my life isn't that hard at the moment, and it has never really been majorly hard! (Not in the ballpark of an...
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