andy moore

Sermon notes from Sunday 13 January // Genesis 39 Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife How would society react to a story like this one today – what would be their attitude to the issues raised? Whilst this chapter looks particularly at Joseph’s response to sexual temptation, we ought to also consider a wide variety of other [...]

Spent some of this evening talking about C.S. Lewis and John Bunyan – great writers who understood how to engage their audience with big ideas using creative narrative. I’m currently reading Lewis’ Screwtape Letters, and wish there were more writers like him around today. Some of the things I most appreciate about C.S. Lewis: his [...]

Sermon notes from Sunday 6 January 2008 // Genesis 37 Joseph came from a pretty dysfunctional family. His siblings were the product of four different mothers, one of whom was dead, another hated, and two that were not properly married to the father. Dysfunctional families were not – and are not – something new. You [...]

A selection of my photos from Rwanda are now online. . . .

Brunch. Reading. Pottering about. Getting little jobs done. Vegetable korma. Feeling very rested. This Saturday should set the standard for 2008. If only more Saturdays were like this. .

Or, “happy new year” in Russian. Enjoyed my belated Christmas dinner today, followed by a visit to Caergwrle to see Natasha (working in Russia), and friends (2 Russians, 1 Kazakh, 1 American) over for Christmas and new year. It was lovely to hear Russian being spoken around me: “our hearts burn for this ministry” – [...]