Liverpool Photo Blog Link

It's a New Year. Are you looking for good news to help you start the year? Read the latest blog from Seek the Truth Bible Media - it will point you in the right direction.

http://liverpoolphotoblog.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/a-message-for-everyone-in-liverpool.html


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The Living Hope Show - Radio Hope - Liverpool Hope University

Three days to go until the start of the Living Hope Show.
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Tune in on Mondays from 1900 to 2000 on www.radiohope.co.uk.

The Living Hope Show

From the 11th of March 2013 tune into www.radiohope.co.uk or 1350 MW and listen to The Living Hope Show from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. each Monday evening. If you are interested in what the bible teaches, how bible truth fits into life, news and views from a biblical perspective please listen in. We will be broadcasting live. Music will be meaningful with lyrics about life. There will be interviews, bible teaching and discussions about the key points about Christianity. Do give us the pleasure of your company - we will be on air for you.

The Old and the New - View of St George's Hall from Lime Street Plaza

This photo was taken about a week ago. It was a lovely crisp and clear morning. I was on my way to lecture in a college in Birkenhead about professional ethics (lovely subject). I love the mix of old and new in this photo. St George's Hall in all it's ornate grandeur with the reflection of the mega TV screen on the windows of the glass lift shaft for disabled access to Lime Street Station. Quite a contrast.

Old and new things often mix but sometimes they are so different. Jesus taught that the old sometimes is better but it eventually gives way to the new. Listen to the words of an old preacher - 'if anyone be in Christ he is a new creation, old things have passed away behold all things have become new'. I wonder if you have walked this path yet? It's wonderful when you do. Let me know if you have any questions.

Stephen

My daughter's Graduation Ceremony

This week was an exciting week for me. I witnessed my daughter graduate and receive a prize for all the hard work she put in at University over the last four years. I left school at 16 with barely 5 o'levels to my name and would not count myself to be overly intelligent by any stretch of the imagination. So it was a thrill to see my daughter achieve her personal best and to do so well matching up the brains God had given her with the hard work and effort that she chose to put in to her course.

I'll not name the university in case I get into trouble for commenting on the procedures that took place that day but some of the stuff was extremely impressive and some was incredibly funny. For instance I enjoyed watching the chair of the graduation ceremony and the various speakers donning their hats one to another at various stages in the proceedings. The style of some of the students or graduanes as they were known was amazing to say the least. Some of the girls could barely walk with the height of the heels that they were wearing and others could barely contain their excitement at arriving at this stage in their life. I heard whoops and catcalls from the guests and witnessed people so excited that they had reached this stage in their life that they almost danced across the stage. I must temper these comments by pointing out that these acts really were the exception and that most people behaved with a high degree of sophistication and the appropriate sense of occasion.

Lots more could be added to this description. Many other things that went on later in the day, at a prizegiving, were very interesting to watch but I will refrain. Save to say this hard work pays - congratulations to all who achieved so highly.


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