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..
Nowadays, I listen to books more than I read them, but I’m trying to get back into reading. Our house is full of books, mainly non-fiction. Most of mine relate to Christianity, music, history and railways. As it happens, I’m currently listening to and reading The Cross of Christ by John Stott. I probably bought … Continue reading The Cross of Christ
It all depends on the mood that I’m in. I often think that I’d like to live in the UK because I like going there on holiday, but Cork is where I was born. I currently live in Limerick which is about 80 miles away. I would probably prefer to live in Cork. I have … Continue reading Dear Old City By the Lee
I suppose I have found money from time to time, but I also lost it. I can’t really remember finding much else 😄. I found much more in spiritual terms. I could say, I found Jesus, or I was found myself. Maybe I could just say that I found salvation in Jesus. Acts 4:12Salvation is found in no … Continue reading Salvation
I don’t know how to answer this one. I generally like my routine, but I am prone to put off getting my hair cut. But you can’t really skip that. I wonder what would happen if I just let it grow and grow? Microsoft Copilot Answer: If you never cut your hair, it will eventually … Continue reading Hair Cuts
I remember meeting some well-known names when I worked with London City Mission for a year back in 82-83 as a voluntary evangelist. These included David Pawson, RT Kendall and John Stott. All three are famous in Christian circles, particularly in evangelical circles. But the most famous would probably be John Stott. He was the … Continue reading John Stott
My title comes from I Love My Dog by Cat Stevens. I don’t understand why a cat would love a dog 😃. But the song emphasizes how the love of a dog is unconditional: So, I love my dog as much as I love youBut you may fade, my dog will always come through I … Continue reading I Love My Dog
The highest price that I ever paid for a leisure-related item is around 1900 euro for a computer a few years ago. People can pay much more for high-end computers, but I generally buy computers with reasonable good specs at a reasonable price. For many years these were around 1000 euro, but prices went up … Continue reading Computer
Currently, I listen to podcasts sporadically. I am intending to get into The Rest is History. But the best way that I can answer today’s question is to mention a podcast that I listened to for many years – Unbelievable. It began around 2007. It began as a radio show on Premier Radio, which featured … Continue reading Unbelievable
I’d like to say physics and chemistry but I wasn’t necessarily into these much before third-level. Let me think – here’s a list of subjects that we did in primary school in order of preference: Then, in secondary school: Arts and Crafts and technical drawing were easy subjects. I appreciated religion because it related to … Continue reading Arts and Crafts
In the evening, I try to avoid my computer and smartphone and get back to books. But I’m not too strict. I use a few different screen devices – desktop, laptop, iPad, smartphone and virtual reality (VR) devices. I think that it’s good to change position and device. I wouldn’t want to be looking into … Continue reading Back to the Books
Hibernia Gospel 