General (Vol. 3)

Article Sections

Contents

  1. Unblemished Lamb
  2. God's Music
  3. Judgement
  4. Praise to the Trinity
  5. Living and Speaking
  6. When Iseael Wept
  7. Source of Sacred Light
  8. Jesus is Living in Everyone
  9. Year End
  10. The Turbulent Day
  11. The Softest Touch
  12. Children of God
  13. Following Jesus
  14. Lord of All
  15. The Word Made Flesh
  16. O Light, O Word, O Flesh
  17. Living Trinity
  18. Holy Family
  19. Peace
  20. Poor But Rich
  21. Courage, My Soul
  22. Clear as the Starry Skies
  23. A New Start
  24. I Want to Walk With You
  25. Success and Failure
  26. The Bridge of Love
  27. The Holy Catholic Church
  28. The Trinity In History
  29. Home and Away
  30. O Light Beyond
  31. Faith in Uncertainty
  32. Hymn for the Abandoned
  33. The Sacramental Church
  34. Comfort in the Lord
  35. Together in God
  36. There is Love
  37. Stretch Out
  38. For the Troubled
  39. Jesus Our Saviour
  40. Sacred Paradox
  41. On Hearing Rowan Cantuar's Installation Address
  42. Justification
  43. Symbiosis
  44. Child
  45. Infinite
  46. The Clouds of War
  47. Tribute
  48. Returnings
  49. Towering Peaks
  50. The Kingdom

Following Jesus

  1. Sweet Jesus may I ever follow Thee:
    Trudge through the sparkling snow lit by The Star,
    lay down my humble gift of infancy
    And not begrudge my journey from afar.
  2. Then may I walk in exile through the waste
    And bless You in the temple on return,
    Respond to childish cries with warmth and haste,
    And sit beside You as You grow and learn.
  3. And through the desert may my travels lead,
    Across the troubled Lake of Galilee,
    Attentive to the comfort that You need,
    Through town and taunt, hate and hypocrisy.
  4. But more than this, let me both watch and pray,
    And not deny Thee when Thy foes close in,
    And stand beside Thee at the break of day,
    As Thy last painful hours on earth begin.
  5. And more, give me the strength to bear the Cross
    And give Thee comfort high on Calvary,
    Sharing the pain and suffering the loss,
    Supportive of Thy quiet dignity.
  6. But, most of all, may I feel morning dew
    And greet the angels at Thy triumph's stone,
    And know that one day I will be with Thee,
    My home forever, all my following done.