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I think so. It's on the 28th August at Annandale Village Church.
A friend of mine, Stew Whitt is organising it. Stew is an evangelist and even Moore College couldn't change that ;-)
Check out the website for more information. Should be as fun as something can be that doesn't have ostentatious buttons or sport on the Sabbath.
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For good or ill, most committed bloggers live with the constant question in their mind: Is this bloggable? This could become a neurosis, but I’ll put a positive spin on it: It nurtures a habit of looking for insight and wisdom and value in every situation, no matter how mundane.
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1. To Write
2. To Teach
3. To Recommend
4. To Interact
5.To Develop an Eye for What Is Meaningful
6. To Be Known
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There's a very interesting discussion over at Ben's blog which has come up following his negative review of The Great Gatsby. (By the way, if you don't subscribe to Ben's blog then I really think you should. It's one of my favourites.)
Ben says this
I don't know, maybe I'm missing something. Yeah, I get that it's a comment on society at the time, and on this boring upper class who... -
Should I link my blog to our soon to be created church website?
I'm not convinced.
But Desiring God has an article that says I should. -
Some painting with Hamish (3) and then off to Henry's class (5 year old's) to make potato and leek soup.
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One of my apprentices, Amy, came up with this idea for the Uni Fellowship.It's kind of like what a church might do with a 'newcomers night' or'members class'. Short, early evening (5:30-6:30pm). Soup and rolls fordinner (if it's too fancy people owe us something and the meeting is tooserious). Brief vision slot from the staff, then open Q&A time. Our firstone is next Thursday night. I wonder how it will go.
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Over the past week I've had exposure to a couple of things that have made me think about how to raise up leaders.
The first is that some of our youth leaders have been to a conference and have come back having learnt about a Campus Crusade for Christ Model. This model asks the question "What would Jesus do if he were our Youth Leader" and then answers that question using lots of diagrams and pyramids and flow charts.
The second catalyst for me is that I've... -
If in fact Abraham was justified by works he would have something to boast about - but not before God. (Romans 4:2)
That seems to me to be granting that, hypothetically, Abraham was actually perfect in obedience, then there would be ground for boasting before others, but never in the end boasting to God. What's wrong with that? Seems to flow pretty neatly to me...
Commentaries don't like it. And I don't quite understand why.
DJ Moo:
It is more likely that Paul...
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Honesty in Preaching from Pastor2Pastor on Vimeo.
Someone push those glasses back up.
