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..
I’m pretty obsessed with memories of my earlier life. I love to retrace my steps. I’m so grateful that I am able to remember so much. Life would be quite dull for me if I couldn’t remember anything about my past. But if I were offered a super power, I’d like to become a ghost … Continue reading Time Travel
Something strange happened to the Daily Prompt. I usually write it a day ahead, and I glance at the prompts that are due for the remainder of the week. But the prompts seem to have changed. That’s one mystery that I’ve yet to solve 😀. Here’s a nice song from Prefab Sprout’s 1997 Album, Andromeda … Continue reading The Mystery of Love
Last year’s answer is below, but in the interest of variety in my posts, today I’ll focus on another brand – Google. When I first went on the web back around 1997, I used the Yahoo search engine or MSN search. Around 2000, I became familiar with Google, which is what I use most of … Continue reading Google
I admire most people that I’ve met throughout my life. Obviously, I’m closest to family members, so I’d look to them for advice. In my various jobs, I’d often ask my colleagues for their advice or opinions about work or even decisions outside of work. Regarding my Christian faith, I look to the Bible, but … Continue reading Most People
My policy is to always vote. I used to take a greater interest in politics in my younger days. At one stage, I was quite radical. I’m no longer radical politically. In Ireland, all the parties seem soft left, which seems to be the default nowadays throughout Europe. I’m tempted to rant about politics, but … Continue reading Well, Yeah
At the deepest level, my faith gives me direction in life. If I’m going to spend eternity in the next world, why wouldn’t my life in this world be directed towards that? I used to love Pressing On by Bob Dylan back in the summer of 1980. That became my focus from that point on. … Continue reading Pressing On
John 5:2424 “Very truly I tell you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be judged but has crossed over from death to life. The New Testament contains many verses that assure us of salvation if we repent and believe in Jesus. Such assurance has always been very important to … Continue reading John 5:24
Eh – do you mean going on holiday, or public holidays? I’ll assume the latter. Culturally, Christmas was always the happiest time of year, though it was in the middle of winter. It’s then that we got toys and scrumptious food as kids, and everything seemed very magical. And it was a wonderful time for … Continue reading Christmas!
Way back around 1971, I remember our family going to West Cork. We stayed in a caravan, but for whatever reason, we spent the first night in a tent. It was quite rainy. I still vividly remember it, but I was never keen to go camping again. I was nine-years-old at the time. What else … Continue reading Once in West Cork
For today’s post, I reused material from a similar post last year. I don’t suppose anyone will notice. But I see no harm in re-releasing material. For example, back in the 1970s, two of my favourite David Bowie singles, Life on Mars from 1973, and Space Oddity from 1975, had originally appeared some years earlier. … Continue reading Mornings
