The return of the legendary Saint Laika’s “A Folk Nine Lessons And Carols.” Pour yourself a glass of festive cheer, grab your nuts and your tin of Quality Street and settle ye down to celebrate this Christmastide in the best … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Where are you today? Do you know your way? Are you searching for some mountains lost? Just wanting your win at any cost? Our lives are shaped by what we love. A young man walking this now blazed earth trail, … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
TEXT From “A Reformation of Morals Practicable and Indispensable,” a sermon by Lyman Beecher, 1775-1863 With respect to the difficulties which may be expected to attend a work of reformation, one obvious impediment will be found in the number and … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
From “The Wonderful Tree,”a sermon by Geerhardus Vos, 1862-1949 “I am like a green fir-tree; from me is thy fruit found.” ( Hosea XIV, 8 ) The fruition of himself granted by God to us is individual. There can be … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Political correctness has completely removed gradation from what society regards as offensive. When you equate Joe Biden whispering in a woman’s ear with Harvey Weinstein’s sexual predation or react to a member of Parliament saying “coloured” instead of “black” in … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I love the Dollyrots. Luis and Kelly are the reigning king and queen of pop punk and they channel all the dead Ramones in their gloriously uncomplicated blasts of rock ‘n’ roll energy. … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
From “The Bible Speaks On Ageing”by Frank Stagg, 1911-2001 Trauma or joyful harvest? For some, retirement is a multifaceted problem; for others, it is a joyous blessing. For the taxpayer, it is an increasing burden. For retirees, it may be … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I see that Cori Gauff, the kid who beat Venus Williams in a game of tennis yesterday, wants, most desperately, to be the greatest. What a vain and worthless ambition. The desire to do great things is admirable and beneficial … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
From “The Essential Reinhold Niebuhr: Selected Essays and Addresses” by Reinhold Niebuhr, 1892-1971 “He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision.” (Ps. 2:4) This word of the Second Psalm is the only instance … [CLICK TO READ MORE]