Monthly Archives: September 2006

On Friday night, I saw The Devil Wears Prada with a girlfriend from church. I have wanted to see this movie for ages and I’m glad I did. It was fabulous. The book by Lauren Weisberger tells the story of … Continue reading →

I’ve been leading a group through ‘Growth Groups’ over the last 5 weeks. This is a course written not only to give helpful tips on Bible study leading, but more importantly, to provide a framework of thinking for how to … Continue reading →

I can’t believe that after 2 hours of football it can come down to one point! For someone not really into sport, I loved today’s AFL grand final. To ‘kick off’* the long weekend, we invited a few friends round … Continue reading →

This week, Sam and I attended our first pre-marital counselling session with the minister who is marrying us come February. It was a particularly special session for me, mainly because that minister also happens to be my Dad. One of … Continue reading →

Dave Miers put me on to these lectures on youth ministry. I spent an hour listening to the first one this morning, and it was really helpful. Covenant Seminary in the US have put them up – an entire semester … Continue reading →

No we’re not listening to WS FM, but we are now posting with Beta Blogger. We were having real trouble with slow posting – sometimes up to 10 mins. Beta Blogger publishes in real time, so that should never be … Continue reading →

We’ve been discussing relevance and culture and the mission of the church in the thread below. I read an article by Mark Dever today that was most helpful. (h/t Craig). Here’s a bit to get you thinking. “On the other … Continue reading →

…to blogger beta. It’ll all be back up shortly!