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 path to sainthood

    A woman had a dream. In her dream she went up to heaven and saw behind the scenes. She was taken to the control room and saw all manner of amazing things. She saw how every prayer was treated with honour and respect. She saw a computer that counted the number of hairs on every…

  • episode 33

    (moss icily)

  • When my sister and I were both at primary school we had to have our name sewn into all of our clothes. My mum ordered some embroidered name tapes and patiently sewed them into all of our clothes. In order to reduce the cost of the order for so many name tapes mum had the…

  • unseeing

    Do you sometimes wish you could ‘unsee’ things? Do you wish that you could delete what you have seen in the same way that you can delete the viewing history in a browser? As a boy I remember stumbling (!) across a small stash of items in the bottom of my parents’ wardrobe that were…

  • the blog I almost wrote

    I was about to blog about an issue I have with using up a particular resource when performing one of my favourite magic tricks when I realised that if I did I might well be revealing a bit more about that illusion than I would want to. That could have several unwanted results: For people…

  • episode 32

  • meme-fishing

    I find it interesting that some combinations of words simply float past our eyes and vanish again, while others resonate with us so much that we want to remember them, share them, retweet them or otherwise let other people know how profound we found them. The internet is awash with many things but seems to…

  • episode 31

  • view from my pew 13

      Dear Internet Mr Grenville-Stubbs here. I imagine that you thought I had forgotten all about you, didn’t you? But no, I have simply been rather too busy to put fingers to keyboard and muse in your direction. However, I have something rather significant to tell you. Revd Philip Inneck-Tucker, our Minister, told me a…

  • episode 30

    I am almost sorry