Monthly Archives: January 2011

Almost 2 years ago, I found myself inside our church building at 3:00am, in the middle of winter, freezing cold, having an online meeting with a gentleman from a company on the other side of the world. Bob East, Stuart … Continue reading →

Do you sometimes doubt that you can make a difference? Life seems to be controlled by the big media players, the rich and powerful or the political party machines. I was reminded this week how our Heavenly Father chooses to … Continue reading →

We have all been sickened and challenged by the scope and devastation of the floods, especially those in Queensland. These disasters confront all followers of Jesus with special impact – how should we respond and care? What is God doing? … Continue reading →

Many books and studies have developed themselves to this question. The answers are shaped by the theology of the researcher and the survey questions they ask. Here’s mine. Will you consider how each of us can contribute to our church … Continue reading →

There is surprisingly much (well a little) I like about Richard Dawkin’s best seller, “The God Delusion”. He loathes some things God hates – like using religion to justify brutality or to cloak self interest or using coercion on people … Continue reading →