I’ve heard it said that you only need one idea from a book that can change your career, or even your life! So, what if you miss the book that has the idea that changes your life?
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Ultimately, I want to leave it all on the table and say that I did my best, doing part of what I was called to do. And the funny thing about producing art, is that it has the potential to have a longer shelf-life than my actual life here on Earth.
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Harrison asked for my 2023 reads list. Here it is by his popular demand. Happy reading folks!
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A reflection on the turmoils and joys of ‘22, the aftermath in ‘23 with some questions on how we can all move forward in ‘24.
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ABOUT ONE YEAR AGO, I released a labour of love that I had worked on for several years. On the 24th June 2022, “Church Kids” was released. So I thought I’d share a reflection with you on how the album came to be and what things have looked like since (and also because I need to justify the $200 per year price tag for this website).
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Here was what was hot, not, and everything in between for my reads in ‘22.
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It’s hard to not have you here Mum, but I know you’re saying “Don’t worry about me – I’m fine!”, with that big cheeky smile of yours. I will miss you forever, I will love you forever, you will live in me forever and my kids and grandkids will know and love your name. And they will know and love your legacy, and of your love for your Saviour.
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Readers are leaders: here are the books I read in 2021.
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Whilst flicking through the pages of my journal this afternoon, I came across 14 reflections and affirmations that I listed down during that those few days that I found to be a great reminder today - and maybe you will too!
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The title kinda says it all.
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The Date: 6th December 2020
Situation: Midway through G.K. Chesterton’s “Heretics”, finding solace on a deserted beach on a Sunday afternoon. Coming to the close of a tumultuous few months; full of progress and promise, but as your friend Nick Koning says, also with “the extra stressings that come with the extra blessings”.
Angry. Ashamed. Alone. Which one of these words is the most powerful and primitive? The truth is I’m not sure. But I’m going to take a punt at the word “alone”.
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Superman had the Fortress of Solitude. Bond had Skyfall. Jesus had the wilderness and the mountains… If Jesus found strength in His secret place regularly, then maybe we can too.
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I’ve never really lived through something like this before.
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Newness. There’s something about it isn’t there?
A simple thought piece on newness and contentment.
“…volumes of grace are still unopened and are available for me; Our each breath a sentence of a tale not finished yet.”
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“And there you are. Close enough to see, but yet – a long way off. A great way off.”
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Perhaps this feeling of being ‘trapped’ is really the feeling of metamorphosis. A necessary phase in what can only be described as a beautiful miracle of grace.
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A stage is only what you put on it.
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“…as much as I’m writing this blog for you dear reader, I’m writing it for me.”
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