celtic preayers

Articles on Prayer, Basic Christianity and Celtic Themes

Christ feeds us

 

celtic preayers
On Prayer and the Early Church

A collection of articles, mainly on prayer and aspects of the early Celtic Church that might influence our own faith and worship.

A brief introduction to Prayer

Advent

Christianity and the Celtic Church - 1

Christianity and the Celtic Church - 2

Christianity and the Celtic Church - 3

Components of our Prayer

Early Church worship

Finding God

Patterns of prayer and worship in the early Church

Praying through the Celtic Year

Some early Christian Prayers

What is the influence of the Celtic Church?

What is the heritage of the Celtic Church for today

Writing Prayers

Worshiping in spirit and in truth

 

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The Basics of the Christian Faith

As I was looking at what I'd written over the past few years, it struck me that there were several sermons that seemed to group themselves into what might be called the basics of our faith. These are written given my increasing concern that many people who go to church week by week really do not have a basic understanding of the doctrines of the Christian faith. How many sermons have they listened to? How many times have they repeated the words of the Lord's Prayer and Creeds and not stopped to think about what those words really mean?

If you are in that category, perhaps unsure of your faith, in the dark about certain aspects of Christianity, then I hope that some of these might help bring some illumination.

Introduction

What can we believe?

Finding God

Who is Jesus?

The Way, the Truth and the Life

Truly receiving Christ

The message of Easter

Born again

Something worth dying for!

The Ultimate Makeover!

What is God doing?

The Holy Spirit

Pentecost - an introduction

The Kingdom of God

What about miracles?

Praying

Suffering and sin

Christian calling

Walking by Faith

The Second Coming

Do not conform to this world's standards

 

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Reflections / Studies on Celtic Themes

Some reflections/meditations which have a broadly Celtic theme of the natural world.

The Circle

Desert

Flower

Fruit

Green Places

Ocean

Seed

Stream

Sunshine

Trees

Mountain

 

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And also...........

A series of sermons on a variety of subjects

The 'Confessio' of St Patrick

Rule of Saint Augustine

Rule of Saint Benedict

Rule of Saint Columba

Drama/ Sketches

Favourite Christian Quotes