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Ross Moughtin
Sep 24, 2021
To have your cake - and eat it
Every so often a verse from the Bible jumps at you to challenge us to think afresh about how we are to follow Jesus. Well, for the last...
Ross Moughtin
Apr 2, 2021
The cross of Jesus subverts our every assumption
The cruel and lingering death of Jesus, the Son of God, would upend our entire view of reality, subvert our every assumption of how we...
Ross Moughtin
Oct 23, 2020
Are we right to be cynical?
The question I kept asking myself watching BBC’s Roadkill this week was “Is this really true to life or simply David Hare projecting his...
Ross Moughtin
Oct 16, 2020
Keeping the Scousers out
The police, I know, are on full alert as we await the influx, invasion even, of those from the other side of the border. As Ormskirk and...
Ross Moughtin
Oct 9, 2020
To forgive is to remember aright
To forgive is not to forget but to remember aright. That seems to be have one of the conclusions of the report produced this week from...
Ross Moughtin
Oct 2, 2020
When to be frightened
Just like President Trump with the coronavirus, you can’t simply dismiss the threat of evil as if it wasn’t there. As he enters...
Ross Moughtin
Sep 4, 2020
When Sin shows its power
“Gross injustice demonstrates a basic premise: in our world: something is terribly wrong and cries out to be put right.” I’ve pulled...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 17, 2020
What masks do to us
“When you wear a mask, you have my respect,” declares actor Morgan Freeman in the tone he uses when playing God. “Because your mask...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 3, 2020
How the cross subverts culture
Early start this morning – to join in with a family birthday. For once I will be singing “Happy Birthday” without lathering my hands. ...
Ross Moughtin
Apr 10, 2020
What did the centurion see?
On this grim day, three powerful statistics: * Now 100 doctors in Italy have died of COVID-19. * In the UK the 10 doctors who have...
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