Skip to content

Samuel S. Thorp

Husband, Priest, Wanderer
  • Home
  • Directory
  • GS Election
  • About
  • Connect
    • Buy Samuel’s Book

Lent Reflections

Lent Reflection: Lost Wealth

by SamuelSThorp on February 16, 2016August 4, 2020

I was going to reflect on the next verse, but suddenly this came to mind…

4 Comments

Lent Reflection: a Sinner like us.

by SamuelSThorp on February 15, 2016August 4, 2020

A reflection on the younger son as a sinner like us.

2 Comments

Lent Reflection: Wild Living, the first ‘Feast’

by SamuelSThorp on February 14, 2016November 17, 2019

Lent Reflections: Art on the Feasts

Lent Reflection: the Man with Two Sons and… Abraham?

by SamuelSThorp on February 13, 2016August 4, 2020

Lent Reflection: is there a connection between the story of the Prodigal Son and Abraham?

Lent Reflection: “Dad, I wish you were Dead.”

by SamuelSThorp on February 12, 2016August 4, 2020

Continuing my Lent Reflections on Luke 15 and the Prodigal Son.

1 Comment

Lent Reflection: a Man with Two Sons

by SamuelSThorp on February 11, 2016August 4, 2020

The first of my Lent Reflections on the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

2 Comments

Ash Wednesday: Remember, You are Dust

by SamuelSThorp on February 10, 2016August 4, 2020

I was reflecting on Ash Wednesday

Posts pagination

Previous Page 1 … Page 3 Page 4

Newsletter

Sign up for Samuel’s Newsletter:
Notes from the Pilgrim Path

Recent Posts

  • A white stick
  • Stronghold
  • Lord, we want to see Jesus
  • “Do not be afraid.”
  • In Response to the Assisted Dying Bill
  • Grief is a Strange Friend
  • My Favourite Author is Dead to Me
  • An Unexpected Blessing – and a Sadness
  • The Road Goes Ever On and On
  • True
  • Enhypostatic Christology, and the Ethical Implications
  • Twenty-Six Gratitudes
  • Glimpses
  • What is the Music of the Bible?
  • Poetry knows no creed
  • The Amorality of Robotic AI and our Human Response
  • A Prayer for Universities and Students
  • Joy and… judgement?
  • The Decline of the Media Bubble
  • When Symbolism Flirts: the odd relationship between Christian and Pagan symbols
  • The Eagle’s Vision
  • Reflecting on Hobbits and Brexit

Buy Samuel’s Book

Buy Samuel a Book

If you’d like to support Samuel by buying him a book, you can find the list here.

PayPal

You can Tip Samuel S Thorp here. 

Creative Commons Licence
This work by Samuel S. Thorp is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

RSS feed RSS - Posts

Powered by WordPress.com.
Loading Comments...