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I am thirsty
I am thirsty
by Win Hawkins
“I am thirsty” Lord Jesus, at the start of your ministry you hungered in the desert and yet you were able to resist the devil’s temptations through knowing the truth of the scriptures. Now as your ministry in human form comes to its end - its cruel end on a cross - you are thirst…
I am the way (1)
I am the way (1)
by Rev David East
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The Gate
The Gate
by Paul Glass
A meditation on John 10:1-10 Fourth Sunday of Easter The Gate Gates are important aren’t they? The slats of wood, the moss, their very existence points to mystery. Because in fact it’s not so much the gate as what it leads to. The new places. The possibilities. The change in life…
journeying with John - 8 Ordinary Time
journeying with John - 8 Ordinary Time
by SPCK - Woodward, Gooder and Pryce
8 Ordinary Time I am the bread of life Chapter 1 began with an exploration of the great Prologue of John’s Gospel. It seems right, therefore, to end the book with an exploration of the other iconic feature of John’s Gospel – the ‘I am’ sayings. Jesus’ various ‘I am’ sayings occur…
I am the way (2)
I am the way (2)
by Rev David East
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Looking towards Advent
Looking towards Advent
by Rose humphrey
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The Way Ahead