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Monthly Archives: April 2009

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Carson, Keller & Piper in conversation

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:30th April 2009
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I'm very slow on the uptake - but if you've not seen this series of videos made last October, then check them out. Full of insight and interesting perspectives. Here is the first one. For better quality viewing, and for the…

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Ministry maxims – advice along the way.

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:29th April 2009
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Further to my suggestion a few weeks back that people should get hold of Carson & Woodbridge's Letters along the way, I started thinking about the pieces of advice that various bods have given us down the years. So here is…

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New Word Alive talks now online

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:27th April 2009
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The chaps at New Word Alive Media have been slaving away to get all the talks and seminars from both New Word Alive weeks available online. At only £1 per mp3 download they are certainly more reasonable than some pay…

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Billy Graham at TED on the limits of Technology

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:24th April 2009
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I love TED - it's a mine of great stuff. I downloaded this ages ago - but have only now got round to watching it. Brilliant. 10 years ago, Billy Graham spoke at TED - not exactly the natural environment…

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Musical Goose Bumps: top classical shiver moments

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:21st April 2009
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Ok - this won't include U2. In fact it won't include anything remotely connected to the rock world. Just the product of insomnia: for when i can't sleep it seems that the urge to list is uncontrollable. So here it…

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Keller on why Love is ALWAYS substititionary (LMC09)

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:18th April 2009
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Was at the London Men's Convention today - held in the 'baroque splendour' of the ExCeL centre (i'm sure there's a reason why it has to be capitalised like that, but i couldn't be bothered to discover it). 3000 men, merrily…

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A N Wilson changes his Easter tune!

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:13th April 2009
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I was a green and callow undergraduate in 1992 - present at a debate between A N Wilson (who'd recently produced his iconoclastic hatchet job, Jesus) and Anthony Harvey, who'd given the Bampton Lectures and subsequently written Jesus & The…

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Why Easter is Jesus not Lazarus

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:11th April 2009
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It came up in a question at NWA last week after one of my talks. And it's important. Because it marks the fundamental difference between what happened to Lazarus and what happened to Jesus. Lazarus was rescusitated, only to die again;…

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Resurrection Bullets – a few thoughts for Easter 09

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:9th April 2009
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To coincide with EA's Slipstream co-ordinated blogathon for Easter, here are a few random bullets on Jesus' Resurrection. And because i feel in the mood for some alliteration, here is some alliteration... The attractions of accepting it One could mention…

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Carson & Woodbridge: Letters Along The Way

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:8th April 2009
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Following on from the post about Carson's Q&A, as i reflected on what he was saying about ministry and calling etc, I remembered reading Carson & Woodbridge's 'Christian novel' Letters Along The Way. It came out in 1993, and i…

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NWA2 2009 – Carson off the cuff

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:6th April 2009
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Am here at Haven Pwllheli (oh joys) for New Word Alive week 2. First time our kids have come to one of these sorts of things - and thankfully, despite their initial fears, they are having a ball. So that's…

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When a trillion really is worthless (or will be, sooner than you think)

  • Post author:quaesitor
  • Post published:4th April 2009
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1 trillion is a big number. And it's making big news in G20 circles. Of course, we're all very pleased and happy as it's going to save the world, thanks to Messrs Brown and Obama. Hurrah for them. Trillions really…

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I have faith, I always seek, I occasionally understand.

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