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THOUGHTS ON LIFE:

• MORE ABOUT HUMILITY
To me, humility is about being self-forgetful. How hard is that? I find that the more I think about this issue, that it is fundamentally about trust. When I don’t forget myself in the sense that Jesus meant, then I am clinging on to my way of doing things and not trusting.

• SEEING THE EYES OF CHRIST IN THE POOR
The other morning I had an experience involving a homeless man who sometimes can be seen at the bus stop I frequent each morning on my way to work. This particular morning he was at the corner of one of the intersections where I cross the road waiting at the lights when I was walking up to them. As I approached the lights the homeless man and I exchanged eye contact for a second, so I said ‘How you going mate?’

     NILS VON KALM'S new blog on faith, life and how it all might fit together...  | more... |

 

STRANGESIGHTS: IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE - NO, IT'S GORDON BROWN!...

Following on from former British PM Tony Blair's appearance on The Simpsons, his successor, Gordon Brown, has also leapt into the animated world with an appearance in Marvel's comic, Captain Britain and MI13. The PM, working alongside the fictional intelligence agency MI13, is apparently involved in defeating aliens intent on invading known as Skrulls.

     DAVID ADAMS writes about the odder side of life... | more... |

 

JUST BEEN THINKING IS TAKING A SABBATICAL

Just Been ThinkingJUST BEEN THINKING: SORRY

Sorry is a beautiful word, a beautiful sentiment, a beautiful idea.
Sorry is humility and hope of healing

     ANN WOJCZUK's blog about life, the universe and possibly everything...  | more... |

• For previous posts on Just Been Thinking, go here... | more... |

• For Ann's diary of her 40 Days of Purpose experience, go here... | more... |

 

A CHURCH EMERGING HAS CLOSED

A CHURCH EMERGING: SEARCHING FOR COMMUNITY

I have been grappling with the issue of community for some time now, but was challenged recently by a response to an article on depression recently posted on this site. The lady who posted the comment expressed that although she had been involved in church life for many years she was in fact very lonely and had also experienced depressive episodes during her life. That really got me thinking. How can someone be a church attender, surrounded by many Christians, and yet still be lonely?

     RUSSELL STUBBINGS' blog about church planting, building community, local mission, and new ways of “doing” church... | more... |

 

OTHER BLOGS

Here you'll find links to blogs we've come across that we want to share with others. If you have a weblog you think others may be interested in, please email the full url to links@sightmagazine.com.au

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Andrew's Version

A blog by Andrew McGowan, Warden of Trinity College, the University of Melbourne, mainly about Anglicanism, early Christianity and theological education.

http://abmcg.blogspot.com/

The Religious Write

A blog by Barney Zwartz, religion editor of The Age newspaper in Melbourne

http://blogs.theage.com.au/thereligiouswrite/

The Living Room

A blog by Melbournian Darren Rowse on the emerging church, blogging, faith and other "general silliness from south of the equator".

www.livingroom.org.au/blog/


signposts

Blog of Melburnians Phil and Dan McCredden, both involved in leadership in the Northern Community Church of Christ.

www.signposts.org.au

Jesus Creed

Blog of US-based scholar Scot McKnight, a widely recognised authority on the New Testament, Christianity and the historical Jesus.

www.jesuscreed.org

Carl Brettle  - Memoirs of a Skinny Welshman

www.carlbrettle.com

Rod Benson's Christian Ethics

http://rodbensonethics.blogspot.com

Ever Thoughtful James

www.wiblog.com/everthoughtfuljames

Speckman's Scratchings

www.speckmansscratchings.blogspot.com


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