Who are the sort of people that Jesus chooses to spend time with? Well – the sort of people you wouldn’t want to spend time with! What does that say about you, Him and them? Hmmmm!
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Luke 6 for Advent – RadicalLuke 6 for Advent – Radical
Jesus begins to teach and his message is the more radical than anyone before or since. Love your Enemies – Blessed are the Poor – Do not judge It’s simple – but not easy!

Luke 5 for Advent – CalledLuke 5 for Advent – Called
“Follow Me!” That’s the whole message of Luke in two words – Follow Jesus. He’s the one! He changes lives! He cares about the outcast! He forgives sinners! And this isn’t about adopting Religion – It’s about Following Him!

Luke 4 for Advent – Tempted, Rejected – Releases, HealsLuke 4 for Advent – Tempted, Rejected – Releases, Heals
Tempted – by the devil himself, to give up on God’s plan and take the easy way out Rejected – by his own hometown, when he set out God’s plan to bring Good News to the poor Releases – others from the devil’s power –

Luke 3 for Advent – Cousins!Luke 3 for Advent – Cousins!
Cousins! I sometimes forget that John and Jesus were cousins. They MUST have spent time together as children – surely. When Mary learned she was pregnant through the Holy Spirit she went STRAIGHT to Elizabeth’s house – so it seems very likely that whilst they

Luke 2 for Advent – A Bit Early!!Luke 2 for Advent – A Bit Early!!
Hang on – it’s a bit early for Shepherds and Mangers isn’t it? It’s only the second of December! Well, yes, but our journey STARTS with Jesus’ Birth – journey’s end is 33 years of story away!

Luke 1 for Advent – Better than ChocolateLuke 1 for Advent – Better than Chocolate
So instead of Chocolate, Gin or Lego this advent why not read or listen to Luke’s account of the life of Jesus. There are 24 chapters – one for each day of Advent – read all 24 and you’ll wake up on Christmas Day knowing

Well? by GA Studdert-KennedyWell? by GA Studdert-Kennedy
Well? A Dialect Poem by GA Studdert-Kennedy – Known in WW1 as Woodbine Willie Our Padre were a solemn bloke, We called ‘im dismal Jim. It fairly gave ye t’ bloomin’ creeps, To sit and ‘ark at ‘im, When he were on wi’ Judgment Day,

In the BoatIn the Boat
I was angry that you were asleep on the boat, As the waves came crashing, I didn’t dare rouse you, But clung to the side, Eyes closed, rocked and tossed, Trying not to be sick. Yes, even the wind and waves obey you, So, were

The other Great BanquetThe other Great Banquet
This poem is a slightly different version to the one Jesus tells in Luke 14:15-24. A certain man was preparing a great banquet and invited many guests. At the time of the banquet he asked his supervisor to tell everyone who had been invited “Come