Phil Nott

@philtherev.bsky.social

He/Him, Neuro Divergent, Follower of Jesus,Husband, Priest and Father. Brentford FC, Liverpool resident ✝️🌻🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🏴

#MorningPrayer Fill us, Lord Jesus, with a desire to serve one another, and to honour those who serve us in their leadership; let your love be the hallmark of our relationships and our interactions, that in all, we may reveal your grace, your blessings, and the joy of your peace.

#MorningPrayer Keep us, Lord Jesus, from the temptation to sell the gift of your peace for the price of the approval and adulation of those who pursue the goals of power and prestige, of personal gain and greed. Set our hearts on the prize of your kingdom, the light of your love.

#MorningPrayer Give us faith, Lord Jesus; faith not in our own power, nor in the material strength we can wield, not in the platforms or personalities of others, but faith in your promises, faith in your kingdom, faith in the hope you share, and the peace you bring, in your love.

This is a terrible statistic that should shame our nation we showed in COVID that everyone can be housed but will we together demand that a change must come as part of what a @labour government does in it's time in office, working with partners including @churchofengland in this moral priority 🙏🏾

Paula Barker MP@paulabarkermp.bsky.social · 10mo ago

1,611 people died while homeless last year - this figure includes children. Two-thirds of the deaths were of people living in temporary or supported accommodation. www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg9ygnj44no (1/2)

A thought from St John Chrysostom (4th Century saint often sent away for challenging the church) "For Christians above all men are forbidden to correct the stumblings of sinners by force" Seems appropriate for our day somehow 🙏🏾🕊️🕊️🙏🏾

@chrleft.bsky.social really hoping we can step up and speak both for our refugee and asylum seeking siblings, and to urge the PM and others to offer a counter narrative which acknowledges the journey and the contribution those seeking asylum have made to our nation (Lev 19:33-34, Mat 25:35)

If you're looking for an easy-to-read and thoughtful book for summer, I’ve just finished Kate Bottley’s, ‘Have a Little Faith: Life Lessons on Love, Death, and How Lasagne Always Helps.’ Although it’s written by a priest, the book is really about people's experiences with faith in general, 1/

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