Archive for the “Exodus” category
Loving God, or idolising him.
by i.burgess on November 8, 2010
If I were to say to a friend ‘let’s go to the pub and hang out’ (clearly an English friend, because I can’t get a drink in the States) what would be the motive behind my request? Would this friends response change if I said ‘You have a car and I need you to drive [...]
People Management in the Wilderness
by i.burgess on January 25, 2010
In my country, I have the privilege of having a Bible in my own language, and have no problem getting my hands on one. God is good. A few months ago, I realised that I had no excuse not to read this book. I mean, I am a fairly fast reader and 20 minutes a day really [...]
10 ‘words’
by i.burgess on January 6, 2010
Based on this familiar passage You are the Living God, no speechless idol, with glory that shines brighter than the flash photography that depicts the gods of this world. You are Holy, and I do not worship you lightly. I call you my God with reverence and fear. You worked so you could rest, let [...]
God hears the poor – so where does that leave me?
by i.burgess on October 27, 2009
Today I went into London to meet a friend for lunch. I was early and so went for a walk around the station. Turns out the area around London Bridge isn’t that interesting. I was actually hunting for a good pub to eat at. On my little exploration I passed two homeless gentlemen begging on [...]
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