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Excuse me, but what’s ‘mission’? by Peter Sholl (1 comment). As a new missionary visiting a church recently, this was a question asked by one keen enquirer. He explained that he … more
The second commandment by Lionel Windsor (2 comments). Church as we know it can sometimes be a bit weird and jarring. A few weeks ago at church, we heard … more
Getting rid of the killer but by Paul Grimmond (8 comments). I admit it, the title is a serious temptation: I feel an overwhelming desire to make bad jokes about posteriors (perhaps … more
What are we doing anyway? by Tony Payne (11 comments). One of the pitfalls most non-profit organizations fall into at one stage or another is endless discussion about vision and mission … more
Factotum #2 by Paul Grimmond (2 comments). Here is the next one in our line of Saturday blasts from the past. If you're new to us, let me … more
You must read this book by Gordon Cheng (0 comments). I am struggling to find reasons to avoid reading a few things, including a small pile next to the bed, and … more
Evaluating truth by Paul Grimmond (17 comments). I spent two days last week at a writing conference. It was a great couple of days, and I learned … more
Christian ministry and normal Christians by Tony Payne (19 comments). I count it one of the privileges of my life to have grown up in a time and a place when … more
An interview with Jean Williams by Sandy Grant (7 comments). Today we interview Jean Williams. Jean, how did you come to Christ? It's not an exciting story, but in … more
Guilt-edged pages? by Nicole Starling (5 comments). While ploughing my way through The Shack1 recently (and it was a matter of ploughing my … more
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Paul is one of the Staff Editors at Matthias Media. He is married to Cathy and has three fantastic kids. He loves student ministry, reading, writing music and playing the saxophone, and is looking forward to meeting Jesus face to face.
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I really hope you mean Bob Dylan not Bob Marley (or perhaps even worse Bob Geldof).
Brother Gav, were you not a personal friend, and were this blog not so public in its readership, this would have been let through to the keeper. But as you ask, there is only Bob and there is no other, as well you know.
Bob the Builder?
Can he fix it!
GP
Bob the Builder??
A clue then, my poor misguided friend. He was booed off stage when he went electric.
For the answer, google this quote:
“Folk music is a word I can’t use. Folk music is a bunch of fat people.”
And I was thinking Bob Menzies!!!
Buses are cool. Trams are cooler.
I’m agreeing with so much here I just don’t know how to contain myself.
Riding bicycles is safe.
As a greenie I am conscience bound to say “AMEN” — except for my crushed C5 bone that very nearly cost me my life.
Bratz dolls are disgusting.
Agreed.
Non-peer-reviewed medical treatments are largely effective because of empathy plus placebo.
Absolutely — except for magnetic pillows, melanin tablets, “Camboocha tea” (blob), ear-twiddlers that help you lose weight by stimulating Chi-energy in the ear, Barley Green, and all manner of other strange remedies with anecdotal evidence certain members of my family will tell you about. Like — this one time…
... but Gordon… you forgot to mention your fascinating preoccupation with Jaywalking?
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