Monthly Archives: October 2008

This friday is my Hebrew exam. I don’t think I’m going to dominate it, (and sadly knowing your Old Testament well doesn’t help you like knowing your New Testament helps in Greek!) but I’ve been working hard on vocabulary and … Continue reading →

Have you done your Cheeky Check-up?

Lately I’ve been reading a blog called Smiles and Trials, written by an American christian women who has eleven children – many of them adopted from the Ukraine and Russia. The amount of love she has to give is inspiring. I’ve been … Continue reading →

I went to clothes swap party yesterday morning, run by Liz D for the girls at my church. Basically what happens is women go with a bundle of clothes they don’t want (but are still in good condition), put them in … Continue reading →

I’ve always wanted to be one of those guys who can fix anything around the house. You know, the kind of guy who can rescue a washing machine from the curb and then repair it with a cable tie, two … Continue reading →

Sam and I went to a restaurant called Cala Luna last night. Rustic Italian food by the water with red wine and limoncellos to finish. Mmm mmm. The first thing that struck me about Cala Luna was the patio chairs … Continue reading →

Nick, a mate of mine from college has a blog for foodies called ‘Eat the plate’. Lots of recipes, food tips and general eating related stuff. Go on over and check out what he has to say.

I thought I’d give an update on how Sam’s media bank is going. So far, so good. Like a bower bird, I’ve collected quite a few items and stored them away. Sam even used two of them in his Revelation sermons. The first was … Continue reading →

The audio from my Revelation 1 sermon is now available. You can download it here. Hopefully weeks two and three will be available soon.

Young Liberal Nigel Freitas thinks so. Here’s an excerpt from his piece in the SMH today: Heaven help anyone on campus, academic or student, who dares to question what Dr Bendle calls a “radical orthodoxy”, characterised by “theories associated with … Continue reading →