Monthly Archives: November 2006

Not long ago, I went to a preaching seminar by David Cook from SMBC, where we were encouraged to challenge people on what he calls the ‘impossible application’. The impossible application is the way that a passage of scripture cannot, … Continue reading →

Wow, people in the blog world can be precious. Lighten up. Seriously… it’s just a blog.

Hey chick, what are you doing his afternoon? Want to meet up for coffee?Your friend Jessica is one very cool chickI’m in the mood for a pizza and a good chick-flick.Get a load of that chick’s legs! There’s an interesting … Continue reading →

Q. What did the Science graduate say to the Humanities graduate? A. A Big Mac and fries, please.Craig has written a fantastic post on philosophy and Christianity that has particularly resonated with me, probably because I’ve often been the butt … Continue reading →

Our Sermon on Sunday was just fantastic. We’ve started a new series on 2 Samuel, which sadly I’ll miss some of due to our mission next week. In the first talk we looked at King David, and how he foreshadows … Continue reading →

Sorry for the lack of posts lately – Sam has been a little bit busy and I have been flat-out at work. It’s a very exciting time of the year. Mission is on full steam ahead and despite a few … Continue reading →

I’m really busy at the moment. There is so much to get done for mission in only 11 days time! I probably won’t be posting much over the next week or so, but I would love for you to be … Continue reading →

Sam and I watched The Break Up last night on DVD. It was okay, not the kind of movie we’d usually see, but a lot sharper and interesting than the old romantic comedy. I found myself talking to the characters … Continue reading →

My sister sent me these photos, they are great. I’d definitely prefer children over a dog, but based on these photo’s alone, I’d be going for the dog!

“I am not angry at the people who brought the charges against me. I forgive them. I bless them.” – Dr. Rebekka Zakaria, Sunday School Teacher Rebekka Zakaria is a Christian woman living in West Java, Indonesia. She has been … Continue reading →