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7 ways believers are already blessed
The fifth anniversary of my blog Transforming Grace is coming up in December. It all started because I wanted somewhere to keep my notes from Thomas Watson’s Exposition of the Beatitudes. It took me 11 months to read it the … Continue reading
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Blessed
This autumn at Holy Trinity we’re discovering how to receive God’s blessings. The dates on which we are dealing with each of nine blessings are shown below along with a Psalm. Check the date, the psalm and the blessing then … Continue reading
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From the vicarage August 2010
Dear All The economic bubble has burst and the days of material blessing will soon be at an end. From the early 1980s until 2008 the nation hungered and thirsted after wealth. Money sloshed around like cheap beer at Glastonbury … Continue reading
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