Monthly Archives: October 2007

It’s easy to doubt sometimes…

I caught up with a friend yesterday – someone I haven’t really talked to in awhile. He told me that he would no longer call himself a Christian – which surprised me. He used to be “on fire”, so to say, but is now in a state of being unsure – unsure of whether God [...]

Australia’s view on gay marriage

I’m quite tired and don’t really feel like putting thought into a blog post, so this is really just a short post to bring attention to a NEWS.com.au poll today: “Are Kevin Rudd and John Howard right to oppose gay marriage?”. The question was brought on by Kevin Rudd’s announced committal today to gay marriage [...]

Rudd eats his ear wax?

No, this isn’t a politically motivated rant against Kevin Rudd – but just a mention of a funny video. You can always rely on the uncensored and uncontrollable world that is the Internet to dig up the dirt on anyone who doesn’t want their dirt dug up. Take a look at the video, and watch [...]

The importance of quiet times

As a Christian, one of the things I do often (but not as often as I wish I did) is spend time with God in a quiet place – where I can just talk to Him, read His Word, and play worship songs on my guitar. To non-Christians this usually looks like a boring “religious [...]

Christian involvement in politics – right or wrong?

On Wednesday night I visited Saint Thomas More’s Forum where Jim Wallace, Managing Director of the Australian Christian Lobby, was presenting ‘Christian Involvement in Politics – Right or Wrong?’ Now there’s no prizes for guessing which of these viewpoints Jim holds, and in fact not only does he believe Christian involvement in politics is right, [...]