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..
Well, firstly, I’m sure that history is full of underrated people. But when I see this prompt, I think of all the people that shape history that don’t feature in history books. When I was a child, I remember hearing the expression “The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.” It wasn’t cherished by … Continue reading The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
I’ve been exploring some of the very modern worship songs as an old guy 😀. But now, I’ve decided to alternate between very modern hymns, old hymns, and in-between hymns, namely the worship songs from the 60s to the 90s that feature in hymnbooks such as Mission Praise. Today it’s the turn of the old … Continue reading Hymns: O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go
I’ve been exploring some of the very modern worship songs as an old guy😀. But now, I’ve decided to alternate between very modern hymns, old hymns, and in-between hymns, namely the worship songs from the 60s to the 90s that feature in hymnbooks such as Mission Praise. Today it’s the turn of the in-between hymns. … Continue reading Hymns: The Lord’s My Shepherd (Modern)
I would think that people interpret the term “minimalist living” in various ways. It’s always something that’s attracted me. In various religions, you hear of people leaving lavish lifestyles to pursue simplicity and spiritual priorities. An example is Francis of Assisi. I tend to like to keep things simple. Yet, if people didn’t nudge me … Continue reading Minimalist Living? Let me think 😀
I’ve been exploring some of the very modern worship songs as an old guy 😀. But now, I’ve decided to alternate between very modern hymns, old hymns, and in-between hymns, namely the worship songs from the 60s to the 90s that feature in hymnbooks such as Mission Praise. Today it’s the turn of the very … Continue reading Hymns: Made to Worship
From around 8 to 10 years old, I was big into circuses. I used to buy Corgi circus vehicles for birthdays and Christmas, and I’d visit any circus that came to town. I’d even visit in the early morning on the first day to see them assembling the circus, and I sometimes helped out a … Continue reading Circuses
When I grew up in Cork, I can think of several memorable events that marked the year and their associated customs. Perhaps the most interesting is bonfire night or “bonna night” as we used to call it in Cork. All the kids in the area would collect junk and light a bonfire in a local … Continue reading Bonfire Night
I’ve been exploring some of the very modern worship songs as an old guy 😀. But now, I’ve decided to alternate between very modern hymns, old hymns, and in-between hymns, namely the worship songs from the 60s to the 90s that feature in hymnbooks such as Mission Praise. Today it’s the turn of the old … Continue reading Hymns: O For a Closer Walk With God
I’ve been exploring some of the very modern worship songs as an old guy😀. But now, I’ve decided to alternate between very modern hymns, old hymns, and in-between hymns, namely the worship songs from the 60s to the 90s that feature in hymnbooks such as Mission Praise. Today it’s the turn of the in-between hymns. … Continue reading Hymns: Come and Praise the Living God
To answer this one, I could enter the world of fantasy. Let’s suppose I got to heaven, and someone granted me a wish. We’ll undoubtedly worship God in heaven collectively, because the New Testament presents that picture in the book of Revelation, but it also describes a new creation where everything is perfect. That’s not … Continue reading Perfect Health
Hibernia Gospel 