August 2010
23 posts
“It is not your business to succeed, but to do right; when you have done so, the...”
– twitter.com/CSLewisDaily
WatchPut This On is a series of short videos on “dressing like a grown up”. They’re fantastic; funny, interesting, smart and practical. Working in possibly the most poorly dressed profession known to man kind - youth work - it’s nice to be reminded not to dress like an idiot occasionally. And this comes from a man with a large collection of novelty T-Shirts.
There are two...
Happy 15th Birthday to Windows 95, the Ugly... →
Keeping it interesting as a young preacher
Some really great advice:
Experienced preachers often get asked by young preachers to give them advice on their craft. How do I preach better? Should I preach longer? Or shorter? Should I use illustrations? Should I use a full script or just notes?
Each preacher develops opinions on these things, and before long the young preacher is offering advice to the even-younger preacher.
There are...
A good read
Themelios is out agian and there are as always some great articles.
Themelios is an international evangelical theological journal that expounds and defends the historic Christian faith.
Its primary audience is theological students and pastors, though scholars read it as well. It was formerly a print journal operated by RTSF/UCCF in the UK, and it became a digital journal operated by The ...
WatchTheophilus London
Humdrum Town
The life-saving qualities of pizza →
YES!
(via The Guardian)
“Bedtime really commands a child’s entire day. Very often children...”
– Andrew Davenport - Creator of “The Teletubbies” and “In The Night Garden”
And you thought it was about an annoying blue blob who could’t hold on to his blanket!
WatchHere’s a clip of the first new “Looney Tunes” cartoon in a number of years. Its a short that will be shown with Cats and Dogs 2.
"Delicate and interesting" Sounds like a good life...
Bobbie:
“In this case a long and healthy walk was the matter. I went into the lobby to put on my snow boots and then—as is usually the case with me—my mind won. I thought of tea, crumpets and comfort. Oliver has gone without me, he simply bursts with health and extraordinary dullness. Personally I shall continue to be delicate and interesting.”
Noël Coward, I’ll Leave It to You...
