Posted in Church, tagged #lentowrimo, Abram, all families, all nations, blessed, English, families of the earth, Farsi, Iranian, Irish, nations, promises, Punjabi, Scots, Vicarage, Vicarage life on 10 March, 2020| Leave a Comment »
There’s something very beautiful about studying this passage in a small group with people with Punjabi, Irish, Iranian, Scots and English heritage, all together. And reading it aloud in English and Farsi.
We are blessed in Christ – in forgiveness and in the promise of eternal life. And we are blessed in the families of the earth coming together in the red room in the Vicarage – marvelling that those promises to Abram are fulfilled in us today, so far distant in time and place.
Posted in Church, Faith, tagged blessed, blessedness, Christ, Church, Exodus 20, faith, Psalm 1, sermons, Ten Commandments on 20 September, 2010| Leave a Comment »
This Sunday the Vicar preached for the first time in our ‘Blessed’ sermon series, looking at nine psalms that speak of how God blesses us. This week we were in Psalm 1.
Blessed is the man
who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked
or stand in the way of sinners
or sit in the seat of mockers.But his delight is in the law of the LORD,
and on his law he meditates day and night.Psalm 1v1-2
At the end of the sermon the Vicar read the ten commandments so that we could spend a few moments meditating on them. And here are two kinetic typography clips I collected last week. And this was a sermon I didn’t proofread before it was delivered…
 | thevicarswife on Advent 2022 Snapshots #1 |
 | Hazel on Advent 2022 Snapshots #1 |
| thevicarswife on Advent 2022 Snapshots #1 |
 | LB on Advent 2022 Snapshots #1 |
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 | Denise Gilmour on Synod Snapshots #3: Heat (and… |
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