An Irish personal evangelistic site. I'm not representing a particular church, but it's broadly evangelical in tone. My aim is to cover topics I've encountered in discussions I've had over the years, mainly here in Ireland..
This is a tough question for me, because I wouldn’t always be aware of what emotions I feel. For example, if I had absolutely no joy in my life and joy came in, I would notice it, but if I always have a sense of joy in there somewhere, I might not notice it. I … Continue reading Awe
I have to confess, I don’t really plan my goals, or at least I’m not consciously aware of planning my goals. I had to do that sort of thing at work, and I hated it 😀. That’s not to say that I didn’t have goals. At a day-to-day level, I might set goals as the … Continue reading I Don’t
I started this little series with 1980, and the early years were a lot more exciting for me. I suppose it’s that way with most people. My mother and father would always speak most enthusiastically of the 1950s. But I’ll keep this series going for as long as I can. Then, I think I’ll go … Continue reading Hymns: 2004 Memories
I’m not really sure how to answer this one 😀. One word that I find a bit annoying is toxic. Properly used, it applies to dangerous chemicals etc., but I’ve noticed on LinkedIn that people post things such as “Ten Signs That You Work Environment is Toxic“. Then, they list examples such as your boss … Continue reading Toxic
I’ve always been fond of peace. When I was 11, one of my favourite songs was Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth) by George Harrison. And ten years’ later, there was Pipes of Peace by Paul McCartney, which must be one of the best pop videos ever. It portrays that incident in World … Continue reading Peace on Earth
Well, I admire all hard-working people who pay their taxes and work towards making the world a better place. Perhaps the most visible admirable professionals are in the medical profession. I think particularly of doctors, nurses, dentists and various types of caregivers. But of course, many others work behind the scenes. And it’s all made … Continue reading Medical Profession
The prompt brings to mind the title of the Style Council’s 1985 album, Our Favourite Shop. One side of the cassette tape had the album, and the second side had a kind of “director’s commentary”-style interview. It was one of the few albums that I bought new in the 1980s. I liked the music, but … Continue reading Our Favourite Shop
I’d feel really weird going out without my key – the key to my home. I generally check for my wallet, key, and perhaps phone and earphones, but the key is the main thing. I’ve probably forgotten it a couple of times and locked myself out, but generally it’s just a comfort to know that … Continue reading Keys to the Kingdom
Well, I didn’t really intend to start a blog as such. I’m not into creative writing. I just thought that it might be nice to have a website that explained why I believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and the Bible. Most church websites that I see seem to be driven by templates that focus … Continue reading Love and Understanding
The following hymns were published in 2003: I had no interest in new hymns back in 2003, but I am trying to familiarize myself with them now. Perhaps this isn’t a golden age of hymn writing, but I’d like to think that some will last a couple of centuries. There’s a series of albums called … Continue reading Hymns: 2003 Memories
Hibernia Gospel 