nukelearfishing – the random and occasionally humorous musings of a Baptist Minister who is trying to be a free sample of Jesus and discover God in the ordinary.

(These musings don’t necessarily represent the views of the church I serve)
  • the story so far

    At the conference for Ministers of larger churches I am checking in on what I wrote yesterday during some free time. yes yes yes can’t answer this until I get home. That’s still a pretty good ratio of success on my hopes, dreams and ambitions for the conference and we are only half way through!…

  • Bigging it up

    Today I head off to a conference for larger ministers ministers of larger churches*. It is run by the Mission Department of BUGB. I have been before and found it helpful, but this time I have decided that if I prepare myself I might get more out of it. I am looking forward to it. And…

  • Tomorrow comes a day early

    It’s highly unlikely that I will have much time to blog tomorrow, so I am offering some bloggerel today so that you can read something tomorrow if you visit the site and want some bloggage. Of course by then I will have written this yesterday. And it will be today. Unless of course you are…

  • spelunking* the Corinthians

    In our evening services at the moment we are working our way through 1 Corinthians. It’s a bit like exploring a series of caves. It’s dark and murky in places but you keep coming into new chambers in which there are spectacular formations that take your breath away. Sunday evening is no exception. We will…

  • laser praying

    So, following last Sunday’s sermon looking at the times when God is silent (you can listen on our website if you are interested – if it’s not on the main page you can look at the whole list by clicking on the subtitle), this week we are looking at intercessory prayer on Sunday morning. The problem…

  • from minor to major

    Tonight I am speaking at Essex University Christian Union. They have asked me to speak about Hosea, one of the so-called ‘Minor Prophets’ from the Old Testament. I think that the label ‘Minor’ is very unfair to these people. Just because their recorded words and actions are fewer than the biggies like Isaiah and Jeremiah,…

  • going deeper

    There was a little old cleaning woman that went to the local church. When the invitation was given at the end of the service, she went forward wanting to become a member. The pastor listened as she told him how she had accepted Jesus and wanted to be baptized and become a member of the…

  • new words

    Hi – very busy again today so only a quick bloggage: New words for 21st century living, based on observing some young people today: Twalking – texting while walking Twumping – bumping into someone while texting while walking. Oh for a camera! How often do we walk around so focused on ourselves that we fail…

  • spamalot

    It’s everywhere. It used to be called ‘Junk mail’ and ‘cold calling’ and now it’s called ‘spam’. The unsolicited blurb that comes at us from every possible direction. I would like to declare now that I have never ever responded positively to spam or its equivalents. If any spammers are reading this, perhaps you could…

  • changing rooms has visited this site

    Please do not adjust your computer screens, I have changed the colour scheme.