5 Practical Points to Live Well and Healthy
Back in July 2016, I embarked on a special retreat with my church, affectionately titled Restoration Encounter… Continue Reading →
Category: Feeding Faith
The decision didn’t make me happy. It didn’t grant me fulfilment. It didn’t bestow peace.
I never liked it. I never sought it. I never wanted it.
It’s been brutally hard. It’s turned everything upside down. And I’ve lost a lot…
So why continue? Why faith? Why Jesus?
Battling with Lying Thoughts of Loneliness
In February 2017, I had a powerful revelation about my past.
I wrote this blog for my church’s website in April 2017 as a reflection of that enlightening period of time. Continue Reading →
Surrender – A Poem
I wrote this poem in 2017. It was a reflection of what I’d learnt following an intensive nine-month group programme of the deepest level of introspection. Continue Reading →
Broken VS Unbroken
This simple chart reveals the attitudes common to a person who admits they are broken VS an individual who wishes to reflect invulnerability. Every time I read this table, I find it difficult to refute any of the bold and clear statements it makes. Continue Reading →
What do you Treasure Most?
Reflecting on the last 10 years, I made two immense migrations.
The first migration in 2010 was a physical one going from living in the over-populated, urban jungle of London to the aesthetically-pleasing Caribbean tropics. Continue Reading →
Audio Newsletter 2 – 2019.12.23
The wilderness journey so far… Full Newsletter Here: https://mailchi.mp/wantingnothing/the-wilderness-journey-so-faraudio-newsletter-2
Audio Newsletter 1 – 2019.10.9
Full Newsletter HERE: https://mailchi.mp/wantingnothing/audio-newsletter1 Continue Reading →
My life was a performance
It’s a jolt to the system to know that most of my life was an egotistical performance, founded on mental wounds of the past, and psychological defence mechanisms intended for self-protection… Continue Reading →
Is God Real?
It’s January 2, 2017 and for the last few days, this question has emerged as one of my first thoughts when I wake up. Continue Reading →
Hardship often prepares an ordinary person for an extraordinary destiny
Hardship often prepares an ordinary person for an extraordinary destiny Continue Reading →