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Ross Moughtin
Sep 6, 2024
So why live dangerously?
Why risk your life through base jumping off a cliff or cycle at speed along a narrow mountain ridge? We’ve seen the videos on social...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 30, 2024
God loves to surprise us
It’s not that surprising really, given who he is, but we often find God in the most unexpected places and in the most unexpected...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 23, 2024
Remember to wear your helmet
Ever since the Southport horrors I’ve been thinking a lot about the power, the reality of cosmic evil. The killings themselves – how...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 16, 2024
May we be alert to his ring
One of the key moments in my life: A-level results day. All these years later I can still vividly recall the tension as our headmaster...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 9, 2024
How we get there is as important as that we get there
Halo a dhaoine, That’s Gaelic. For the simple reason that this blog is being sent from Mallaig, the rather rainy port on the west...
Ross Moughtin
Aug 2, 2024
When our hearts cry out for justice
The tragedy of the Southport dance class stabbings is that it was utterly senseless. There seems no accounting for the truly evil...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 26, 2024
How to enjoy God's performance
A remarkable performance, by any standards. But what made it truly memorable was the conversation as we prepared to file out from the...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 19, 2024
To walk against the crowd
“Britain’s most dynamic churches are evangelical congregations whose conservative moral values are directly at odds with the liberal...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 12, 2024
To be the Player of the Match which counts
An amazing goal, of course. And at 89.59. So it was no surprise that virtually immediately Ollie Watkins was named Man of the Match. Even...
Ross Moughtin
Jul 5, 2024
Power reveals as nothing else does
So we have a new Government. And more to the point, the transition will be seamless. Our outgoing Prime Minister gives a farewell speech...
Ross Moughtin
Jun 28, 2024
How to protest so that it works
So you spray Stonehenge with orange powder paint, or disrupt the graduation ceremony at your local university, or throw yourself in front...
Ross Moughtin
Jun 21, 2024
I hate slugs
I hate slugs. I hate slugs because I love dahlias, and here in our garden there exists a state of open warfare between me and these...
Ross Moughtin
Jun 14, 2024
Getting involved, the antidote to apathy
Lots happening at the moment. The General Election, of course: just three weeks to go. Also the French elections provides continuous...
Ross Moughtin
Jun 7, 2024
One small victory at a time
“The entire sea was filled with ships, whichever way you looked and as far as the eye could see We knew we couldn’t possibly fail!” Some...
Ross Moughtin
May 31, 2024
More Sam, less Thomas. How to carpe diem
As she cycled past his garage, Sam was bowled over. He had just a few seconds to decide whether to react. He did – and a new future...
Ross Moughtin
May 24, 2024
A question of competence
When it comes down to it, it’s a question of competence. Can those we elect actually do the job? Otherwise, it can all end in tears....
Ross Moughtin
May 17, 2024
When we see a warning sign
The warning was clear enough, even so they kept coming. And coming, one after another - until they had no choice but to turn around at...
Ross Moughtin
May 10, 2024
In the league which truly counts
So there we were on the Jungfraujoch, in conversation with a family from Malaysia. And then the inevitable question: “And where are you...
Ross Moughtin
May 3, 2024
When God moves mountains, big ones.
Liebe Leute! So our destination this morning is the highest railway station in Switzerland and in Europe, some 3,454 metres above sea...
Ross Moughtin
Apr 26, 2024
When God tells us to sit up straight
Rather than just stay and watch, I decided to join in, I knew it was going to be easy-peasy. After all, I’ve been running regularly now...
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