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What are you filling your mind with?

What are you filling your mind with?

In this time of global crisis we are being bombarded with news. And most of it is bad news..

  • Conquering selfishness

    Pride and selfishness wear many disguises. Sometimes they take the spotlight, but often they express a more subtle influence.

  • Westinghouse train brakes

    The question as to how all this happens is a strange one and quite the opposite to what one might think. Take for example a push bike. There is a braking mechanism from the handle bars that you squeeze into the palm of your hand, the cables runs to the bike brake pads, and there is a direct restraint upon the push bike wheel.

  • Uniquely Loved

    My first name, Kimberley (the alternate version spelt Kimberly) is very common and my maiden name, Morgan, just as popular.

  • The Journey of Mordecai Part 2

    Hello everyone, my name is Mordecai. As I said in Part 1 you can call me M. If you haven’t read Part 1 of my story check it out here.

  • Lenses of love

    Although I have never watched “Love is blind”, some of my friends and colleagues have. They were fascinated by this new experiment of people dating in their separate pods where they can talk to each other but not see them.

  • The struggles and joys of online Youth Group

    It started out with a simple livestream over YouTube, but Youth Group as we knew it, was about to change significantly.

  • Is calling really that simple?

    When you grow up in the church, it’s surprisingly easy to pick up some weird ideas about God and faith.

  • Can the Miracle of the Resurrection be Proved without the Gospels?

    Since the Gospel accounts contain miracles and since we know miracles don’t happen, it follows that the Gospel accounts are at best; unreliable or at worse just plain fairy tales. As Prof Richard Dawkins said “You can’t sneak in a little magic when it suits you”.

  • Holy Scriptural Scholars Batman!

    Biblical Scholars and Comic Book Geeks have a similar skill set. I realised this when I began the biblical studies portion of my theological degree. I have never forgotten this, though I have struggled to explain it. Then I started reading a book about Batman and it all came into focus. This is a big one. Get ready.

  • The cliff’s edge

    Yesterday, an urge to shoot the world’s best photo got the better of him and the image-producer drove to the foothills of a mountain range about 100 kilometres from home.

  • We accept car crashes and delays

    A flight is late and the earth caves in, an appointment gets derailed, we might get annoyed but we have to deal with it, a function is cancelled or venue changed, we can handle that, a mother’s group is altered, we can adjust.