Sunday 3 September 2017
by Wulf
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I spoke at church this morning to share a few thoughts from the trip to Soul Survivor. I’ve been struggling with flu-like symptoms over the past couple of days so it wasn’t lost on me that one of the key … Continue reading
Sunday 13 November 2016
by Wulf
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This morning Jane and I were back in our old haunts in South East London, where I was speaking at Hither Green Baptist Church. It was good to see old friends there, including the unexpected bonus of Matt being back … Continue reading
Sunday 21 August 2016
by Wulf
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St Clement’s is getting decorated over the next few weeks and so yesterday a work party finished off the preparatory tidy up, including removing some notice boards and loose furnishings. This morning I was struck by what an audible difference … Continue reading
Sunday 10 January 2016
by Wulf
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I wonder what the next topic I’ll get to preach about at church will be and will I be able to work a glass or two of water into it somewhere? This morning I had the opportunity to speak at … Continue reading
Sunday 7 June 2015
by Wulf
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Haggai, if you don’t know, is a short book in the Bible named after the prophet who is generally accepted as having spoken his message in the autumn of 520 BC. We can be so precise because, like the work … Continue reading
Tuesday 14 October 2014
by Wulf
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I had a chance earlier today to reiterate the sermon I delivered at St Clement’s about three weeks ago, on faith at work. Speaking without notes I did stumble when I tried to remember my third point although fortunately it … Continue reading
Sunday 28 July 2013
by Wulf
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I was speaking again at church today, this time in the morning service. The passage under consideration was from Daniel 2, where King Nebuchadnezzar has been suffering from sleepless nights due to bad dreams and sets a challenge which it … Continue reading