There seems to be this big long list of things that Christians can’t do. So what exactly is it that they are allowed to do? Are they allowed have any Craic whatsoever? You’d hope so, but you better read to find out.

Let’s be honest, when we think of religion— or more specifically Christianity— what comes to mind is cold, boring, rules and regulations. What caused me to re- examine Christianity was a man called Jesus. What sparked my attention was hearing Jesus say— ‘Come and look at me’.

A question and answer format giving an explanation for where God is in the midst of a pandemic. Answering questions that we all have at this time.

The day came. Jesus died – and not the way you would choose. Three more days came and in the morning his friends swore blind that he had indeed been resurrected. He wasn’t in the graveyard where they had buried him right under the noses of armed Roman guards who had been stationed there for the purpose.

My friend Andy found himself sitting beside a girl at the Jazz and Blues Society event in Birmingham University. He noticed she was wearing a necklace with a little cross. “I see you’re wearing a little cross”, he remarked. “Have you thought of maybe a little electric chair?”

We all want to find our tribe, our crew, our squad. Across the world there is a need to belong to a tribe of people like me. We all want to belong somewhere. The question is, where does Jesus belong in the midst of this? Is He with me or against me? Is He Protestant or Catholic?

Sin cannot be reduced to a list of things we do wrong at the end of the day that we have to tally up, check and recheck in some sort of ridiculous Santa Claus situation.