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Found this quote in an article from today’s Age newspaper. 
Somebody has to say it. The sooner the price of petrol is lifted to $2 a litre, the greater the chance that Australia will enjoy a relatively smooth, as distinct from a violent, transition to a world in which both mobility and lifestyles will be seriously […]

A thought provoking two sentence post over on Matt Stone’s blog.
One of the resons I’m a little bit ‘anti-conference’. Too much talk…
My experience tells me that if I want to motivate somebody to do something, talking doesn’t do a whole lot. I have to show and involve them in what is happening, not just let […]

Ok. I have to write an article for the Baptist Witness (the magazine published by my denomination) about how this blog, and I guess the internet in general, has become part of my ministry.
I must admit that it has become far bigger than I ever thought it would be. That’s a good thing.
It has also […]

We tackled what I thought was a fairly simple theme on Sunday night. But as I prepared, I realised that the ramifications of what I was reading were huge.
In Romans 3:1-20, Paul talks of God’s faithfulness.
It seems like the Jewish Christians were having a bit of a whinge. They couldn’t see the point of holding […]

“The researchers said many young Australians were humanists, rejecting belief in a god and replacing that with a belief in human experience, human reason and scientific explanations.”
I was interested to read the above quote from this article, which appears in the paper today. Not so much because so many young people are not interested in […]

Last Sunday was one of those messages that had me shaking in my boots. I always get nervous anyway, but having to speak on how to avoid being a hypocrite made me feel like a fake. It’s times like these that I wonder whether I should be doing this at all.
But I also wonder how […]

A comment I often receive from people is that being a pastor and cartoonist is a strange mix. A blog I have enjoyed reading in recent times is that of somebody who embodies an even more unsual mix. Simon Holt, of Simply Simon, is a theological lecturer and chef. He spoke at a chapel service […]