Tim's thoughts, words, findings, musings, and rants

Yesterday I went up Mt Ainslie to see the result of Danny Nalliah’s call to an “offensive spiritual warfare attack” against the witches who are having an influence over federal parliament.
It was an interesting experience, and a confronting one also, with my emotions being dragged all over the place. I went up the mountain praying [...]
Posted: Sunday 18th October, 2009 at 3:19 pm under Christianity, Church, Current affairs
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It’s easier to bring up kids on the overseas mission field, says Dr Omar Djoeandy, Executive Director of SIM Australia. Dr Djoeandy and his wife brought up three kids on the mission field in Kenya, giving birth to their youngest child there.
“Because of the high unemployment rate [in Kenya], wages are quite low, and we [...]
Posted: Thursday 15th October, 2009 at 5:03 pm under Christianity, Mission
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I’ve debated about whether or not to post this… but I lose my chance in just over 12 hours, and given that it’s the most important election of the year, I have to put some sort of comment into the blogosphere. So here goes.
Today, Americans go to vote for the person to fill the most [...]
Posted: Tuesday 4th November, 2008 at 8:56 pm under Christianity, Current affairs, Politics, World issues
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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, he [...]
Posted: Saturday 20th October, 2007 at 12:53 pm under Christianity, Politics
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What’s one indication that a church has become more of a worldly business than a church? When it starts getting involved in litigation. After Today Tonight showed three “exclusive” stories last week claiming that 5 of 9 Australian Idol finalists were members of Hillsong Church and that Hillsong “encouraged” it’s members to vote for these [...]
Posted: Saturday 13th October, 2007 at 8:34 am under Christianity, Church, Current affairs
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Two quickies – unrelated except for the fact that they’re both related to politics (and no, none of my opinions are in here, see the last post for the reason ).
If you don’t know who you’re voting for yet, I suggest checking out NEWS.com.au’s Vote-a-matic – tagged ‘yes, your computer can tell you [...]
Posted: Thursday 11th October, 2007 at 7:56 pm under Christianity, Politics
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When in front of a Christian audience at the Make it Count night in August, Rudd said of his faith “Mine is a very garden variety personal faith for which I have made no apology these last 30 years or so that I’ve had it.” (Media Monitors transcript)
However put him in front of a news [...]
Posted: Tuesday 9th October, 2007 at 8:00 am under Christianity, Current affairs, Politics
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I missed seeing/hearing the Make it Count Howard/Rudd address on Thursday night because I’m in Thailand, but I was sent links today to videos of the night. I’m still trying to download them on our slower Internet connection here, so I haven’t had a chance to watch yet, but in case someone is searching around [...]
Posted: Monday 13th August, 2007 at 12:47 am under Christianity, Current affairs, Politics
Comments: 2