Saturday, 10 April 2010

Well done God

Over at Walking Worthy (http://walkingworthy110.blogspot.com/) the lovely Esther Field has written a good post about God's wonderful ability to display His majesty in putting forth the most glorious sunsets these last few days (here in London). It reminded me of one of the letters in that funny little book, Children's Letters to God, where a little boy writes

Dear God -
I didnt' think orange went very good with purple until I saw the sunset you made on Tue. That was cool.
Eugene

Just like Job 42:5

Friday, 9 April 2010

And another...

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Fail

Funny...

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Thursday, 8 April 2010

Quote of the week

If Jesus really did come back from the dead, then certain things are false, and the gigantic brotherhood of man has gone phut.

Doug Wilson, 6 Apr 2010

Wednesday, 7 April 2010

Smells like Nike spirit

In the most recent edition of Evangelicals Now, one of the UCCF staff comments on how notoriously difficult it can be for CU members to invite friends to CU evangelistic events. So what is the solution? 'To create an atmosphere that connects with and speaks relevantly to student culture.' Hence, the planning team for a recent evangelistic event 'spent a great deal of time thinking how to deliver the highest quality events that would fill CU members with confidence that this kind of thing their non-believing friends would enjoy and be drawn to.'

Now here is a simple question. What Scriptures and biblical principles would support the above approach or is it a case of just do it to just get it?

Monday, 5 April 2010

Eastertide in an English Spring

In the sky/ The song of the skylark/ Greets the dawn./
In the fields wet with dew/ The scent of the violets/ Fills the air./
On such a lovely morning as this/ Surely on such a lovely morning as this/ Lord Jesus/ Came forth/ From the tomb


HT: Liz Culling

Thursday, 1 April 2010

Quote of the week

Dirt is a party waiting to happen. The dirt wants to be cultivated. It wants to become a garden and grow fruit for you... Creation was made with you in mind.

Brad Belschner, In Defense of Sauerkraut, 7