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Do you ask enough questions? This poem and foreword will help to challenge your thinking and encourage you to keep questioning the world around you.
“Ask Questions.” From 24 years ago, I still remember that single clear direction, printed on the back of a university t-shirt. It struck me then,...
20 July 2020
Over the past few weeks it seems like our world has been consumed with the recent events of the death of George Floyd and the ensuing Black Lives Matter movement. We recall the images of Floyd’s last moments and the ensuing violence and anger with horror and sadness. There's been...
01 July 2020
At the time of writing, there are approximately 45,000 people who have tested positive for the coronavirus (Covid-19). And the virus shows no signs of slowing down.
It is thought that the virus originated in a Chinese market in a city called Wuhan, Eastern China.
Coronaviruses are known to jump...
04 May 2020
“I get up and pace the room, as if I can leave my guilt behind me. But it tracks me as I walk, an ugly shadow made by myself.” Rosamund Lupton, Sister.
I wonder if you can relate to these rather painful words, either in yourself or a friend. In...
20 April 2020
God doesn't compare you with others but he does compare you with his perfect Son, Jesus. And perfect means 100% right. In thought, word and deed.
If the pass mark for an exam is 100%, then even with 99%, you have failed. You may be better than someone with 20%...
23 March 2020
Who is he? A good man - an example to us all? Just another religious leader? A Superstar? A political Revolutionary?
...that's what some say. But Jesus claimed he was much more and so did his followers.
Boring? No - it tells of the best news in all the world, about the greatest experience you could ever know.
Out of date? Old, but not out of date. It deals with all our modern problems, telling us the reason for them and the ultimate cure. In fact, the...
According to the Department of Health in 2018 there were 205,295 babies recorded as aborted in England and Wales. In contrast, 61 people died on the battlefield across the Navy, Army and RAF in the same year. Both statistics are devastating, but the difference in these numbers highlights just how...
22 October 2019
By any reasonable account, William Thomson, who would later be known as Lord Kelvin, was both a an accomplished and an academically brilliant character. At the precocious age of 22, he became the professor of natural philosophy at the University of Glasgow in 1846. It has been said that by...
31 July 2019
