by David Torkington | Aug 4, 2020 | Into the Redeeming Christ - A Course
James worries that time is running out to spend time with Peter Calvay, the Hermit. He realizes that the end of the week is approaching and he needs the hermit to give him some practical advice about prayer before he leaves for home. As soon as Peter sits down, James...
by David Torkington | Jul 21, 2020 | Into the Redeeming Christ - A Course
Peter Calvay, the Hermit had to leave James prematurely and in great haste the previous day and without any explanation. James discovered later that his cow Daisy had mastitis, and he Peter to be there for the arrival of the vet. Thankfully, all was well as could be...
by David Torkington | Jul 3, 2020 | Into the Redeeming Christ - A Course
Continuing the story of James Robertson’s discussions with the hermit, Peter Calvay, James now asks him for practical advice on how to begin to pray. As soon as James and Peter finished lunch, and not wishing to waste any more precious time, James came straight to the...
by David Torkington | Jun 19, 2020 | Into the Redeeming Christ - A Course
The story continues in which James Robertson seeks out the hermit Peter Calvay to seek his spiritual advice. When Peter arrived from his island hermitage the following day, James Robinson immediately started to question him about the sort of time that we should be...
by David Torkington | May 23, 2020 | Into the Redeeming Christ - A Course
James Robertson has been confiding in Peter, the Hermit and we continue the story as James describes their next meeting. “Next morning I wrote a postcard and ambled across to the post office to send it to my friend, Sheila who introduced me to Peter. I had too much to...
by David Torkington | May 15, 2020 | Into the Redeeming Christ - A Course
James Robertson continues the story of his meetings with Peter, the Hermit. He asks him a crucial question. James asks Peter what is needed to induce someone like him to start to pray and pray regularly. Peter continued from where they had left off. “Above all, it is...