Welcome to my blog...whatever image springs to mind, be it a hippopotamus, Tigger, red-haired Highland cattle, or a simple kitchen table, 'Unless a Seed' is a four-legged creature. My hope is that having read a Book Review, a Poem, or a What is a Christian? or some random post in Everything Else, you will be kind enough to leave a comment or a short reply. And I hope you enjoy reading its contents
Halfway to Cambridge
Halfway to Cambridge is a phrase that came to me on the way to Cambridge….what could it mean?
Unmade Road
The first house I lived in was on a quiet unmade road backing onto a golf course. Many years later it has made me think.
The Bicycle Poems (ii) Seven Ages of the Bicycle
The second poem in a short series of Bicycle Poems
The 3 Questions: Question One: Would you say you are a Christian?
The 3 Questions: Question One
The 3 Questions
Approximately 5% of the population in England regularly attend church services and yet we are thought of by many as a Christian nation. Jesus is box office and yet…? I explore this apparent paradox in the following posts.
Why talk of the Return of Jesus Christ is so annoying…
Away with your prophetic calculators, this is a drama lesson not mathematics
The Bicycle Poems (i)The Puncture
The first of a few parable poems on the theme of bicycles
The Zebedee Files – finale
The final part of a short series of poems about the unlikely bible hero, Zebedee.
My website/blog www.unlessaseed.com has had an MOT and service and is ready to hit the road once again with some improvements
Time to re-launch this website with a few improvements after its annual MOT
Rachel Stevens’ Interview podcast
My daughter Rachel’s impressive, informative, and entertaining podcast Interviews…
The Zebedee Files
The second Zebedee file. In the frame: the sons of thunder…and their mother.
Return to Writing
1st August. No, not grouse shooting, or a lunar eclipse, but The Return to Writing Day…for me at least
The Zebedee Files
I doubt many have Zebedee on list a of heroes. Maybe it’s time to lick our pencils?