Monthly Archives: December 2003

I always plan these great theological treatises to post here: great discussions of the faults of the church, or of our entire world order. Then I get distracted by the simplest of things. A few days ago I was watching … Continue reading →

As a result of being given Matthew 6:25-27 today I was inspired to re read some chunks of my prayer diary. Reading my prayers from this time last year it was incredible how many either have been answered or are … Continue reading →

Belle & Sebastian. I got Dear Catastrophe Waitress for Christmas (along with World Service by Delirious and () by Sigur Rós). I never quite understand where they stand, theologically speaking. I’ve had some interesting discussions recently around the subject of … Continue reading →

OK, so I went to visit the venue for 24-7 on Tuesday. I confess I had difficulty visualising it at first, but we could not have hoped for a better location. We’ll be using a vast early 20th century mission … Continue reading →

One man considers one day more sacred than another; another man considers every day alike. Romans 14 Merry Christmas

I’ve decided I don’t want to be a Christian any more. I want to be a follower of the Way. I know the Bible makes no real distinction, but the difference between what we now call Christianity and the model … Continue reading →

Way back in the summer, when Jeffery John was all over the news, there was a lengthy debate on the d-fans mailing list about the rights and wrongs of allowing openly gay men to become bishops. Because of a whole … Continue reading →

OK, so after yesterday I did eventually go back to that playlist. I’d forgotten I’d put it together intending it to be encouraging, so it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. I’m now listening to Angel of Harlem by … Continue reading →

It’s dark. It’s wet. It’s windy. Everyone else’s gone home, the Union bars are all closed, and someone’s beating out a blues from the basement of the pub on the corner. God is great. I was contemplating going back to … Continue reading →

A friend recently introduced me to a strangely addictive game called Fly The Copter. Fancying a game while at work the other day, but unable to remember the address, I typed fly the copter into Google and was presented with … Continue reading →