Murray is a Navy Chaplain (Retired from full time but still working as a Reservist occasionally) and is a Uniting Church Minister. He worships at new Lambton Uniting Church and is a keen yachtie!. I am a passionate yachtie, sports car enthusiast and road cyclist
Drawing on the experience of hiking the Larapinta Trail in Central Australia, Rev Murray Lund reflects on how Jesus has gone ahead of us to prepare a place in heaven — and why we can trust him even when we don't know all the details.
Jesus' confrontation with the Sadducees invites us to consider what we can say with confidence about resurrection life — and how that belief shapes the way we live now.
Is there more than this life? Jesus had a series of confrontations with the hierarchy about the future. Jewish people had struggled – justice was lacking – so resurrection thinking emerged. Resurrected people are called to love this life in the best way each one can and trust God in the life to come.
Is there more than this life? Jesus had a series of confrontations with the hierarchy about the future. Jewish people had struggled – justice was lacking – so resurrection thinking emerged. Resurrected people are called to love this life in the best way each one can and trust God in the life to come.
Generosity with possessions, time and mercy is a good and precious gift – a sign that we have been touched by the generosity of God. Systems that seek to manipulate and exploit are not the ways of God – be wary!
Generosity with possessions, time and mercy is a good and precious gift – a sign that we have been touched by the generosity of God. Systems that seek to manipulate and exploit are not the ways of God – be wary!
Being ready in many situations is very important. Each advent we hear the call to be ready.<br /> Pause, reflect and identifying hazards in our spiritual life by taking moments of stillness.<br /> Christmas is nigh so ‘make ready’ for what is to come!
Being ready in many situations is very important. Each advent we hear the call to be ready.<br /> Pause, reflect and identifying hazards in our spiritual life by taking moments of stillness.<br /> Christmas is nigh so ‘make ready’ for what is to come!