Christmas is a bit overwhelming. There’s a lot going on; a lot of demand on my head-space. Normally, it’s busy enough in there, what with the daily news headlines and the pace of life. Read more
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Posts from the Author, James Webb
James’s Blog: A Happy New Christmas.
It’s another Christmas. I begin to suffer from festive deja vu around now. I walk through town, past the same pop-up stalls and window displays that I saw last year. I sit in front of the TV, wrapping presents, trying to remember if I did exactly this same thing last year, Read more
James’s Blog: The Secret.
There are certain Bible verses that make good soundbites, and Philippians 4:13 is one of them: “I can do everything through him who gives me strength.”
James’s Blog: In The Silence of Communion…
I’m sitting in someone’s living room, with a small group of people. We’re in silence, though it’s not an awkward silence. We’re waiting and thinking and praying. We’re about to take communion together. Read more
James’s Blog: Well, That Didn’t Last…
My writing sabbatical is over, having managed just over a week. Yesterday I sat down and wrote a couple of thousand words that I liked. It’s been a long time since I could say that. Read more
James’s Blog: Now That’s What James Calls Worship #5.
It’s been a while since I wrote anything about music, so here’s another one of my worship picks. The song is ‘Everlasting’ and the band is Juggernautz.
James’s Blog: ‘Losing My Way’ or ‘Being Set Free’?
I have been wondering about my writing recently.
Today I was walking around the local library, and I caught myself thinking, “Does the world really need another book?”
James’s Blog: Three Stages of My Journey
Following last week’s post, I’ve been reflecting a little more on my spiritual journey over the years. I think I have passed through three distinct stages since I became a Christian, which I have decided to categorise as follows:
James’s Blog: A Letter to My Struggling Sister or Brother.
Dear Sister/Brother,
There is something that I want to say to you.
When I decided to follow Jesus as an awkward teenager (really, is there any other kind of teenager?) I had only one redeeming quality. It wasn’t that I was quite clever, or reasonably likeable, or that I had a glistening ball of potential creativity resting in me. Read more