Lots of people who share my love of #TheArchers!
Not long - just finding my feet.
I find myself dwelling on this sentence by Dallas Willard in âHearing Godâ - âIn general, knowledge tends to be destructive when held by anything less than a mature character thoroughly permeated by love and humility.â
From Alan Everettâs reflection for todayâs OT reading at Morning Prayer - Authoritarian power is invariably self-justifying, while protestors are denigrated for their âdisruptivenessâ.
I love it when Duolingo sentences hint at a whole backstory.
What an odd, low key ending to this eveningâs episode. Has the George storyline sucked out every ounce of drama from everything else? #TheArchers
Itâs fascinating how this situation is laying bare the charactersâ different moral codes. This is so much more genuinely shaking Ambridge to the core than Nigel falling off a roof did. #TheArchers
Struck today in Morning Prayer by its intertextuality, with phrases from the 1 Kings reading resonating from other places in both OT and NT.
I wonder whether Emma and William being interviewed by the police (especially if they are charged with any offence) will be the thing that might make George grow up - seeing the consequences of drawing his parents into trying to cover up his mess.
That makes no sense - I meant to say, âhow much older the actor who plays Neil is than the characterâ