Breathe on me

David Wynd2026, bible, Ecology, Sunday@thePub Leave a Comment

Sorry for the delay in getting this out. We are meeting and we will be at the Tavern and Galley at 7:30pm tonight. Somewhere between the first rush of wind over water in Genesis and a locked room full of terrified disciples, God keeps doing the same trick: breathing life into things that look finished. Genesis 1 opens with the …

Re-Light my Fire

David Wynd2025, bible, Fire, Sunday@thePub Leave a Comment

Welcome all – we will be at the Tynemouth Castle this week at 7:30pm – The place is a maze so please look around for the group when you get there. Burning bushes, pillars of fire, tongues of fire, smoking firepots and blazing torches, fire mountains! There is a lot of symbolism in the bible that uses fire as a …

An Invitation to be Part of the Creation Conversation

David Wynd2025, BeachcomberFX, bible, Creation, Creativity, Sunday@thePub Leave a Comment

William P Brown, in his book The Seven Pillars of Creation, notes that there are at least seven creation narratives in the Hebrew Bible (the Old Testament).  If you asked most people how many creation narratives existed in the bible they would say one. Some who have read into Genesis 2 would tell you that there are maybe two.   …

The Blue Marble – Psalm 104

John Cooper2025, A question of earthiness, Animals, bible, Environment, Faith, Human, Nature, Old Testament, Psalms, Sunday@thePub Leave a Comment

This is one of the most famous photographs ever taken:  The Blue Marble, taken on the 7th December 1972 from Apollo 17. It has been said that the pictures taken from space starting in 1946, and famously earthrise taken on Christmas eve 1968, helped to galvanise the environmental movement. It was the first time that man had seen the earth …