Chakras and Compline – Syncretism in the Diocese of Brisbane
The Church Times, Muriel Porter, and the Spurious Claiming of Sources
2019 – Top Ten Posts on davidould.net
Kanye West “Jesus is King” Cathedral Listening Experience. Full Playlist
Perth Priest Performs Same-Sex Blessing. In Sydney.
Conversations with John Anderson – full video
Here’s the event from earlier today. I talk to former deputy Prime Minister of Australia John Anderson about his Conversations series and what we can learn from it.
John Anderson Competition Winners
Congratulations to our 10 winners, listed below. You each will receive a free pass to my conversation with John Anderson on Thursday afternoon. Connect20 John Anderson giveaway But there can be only one grand prize winner! The lucky recipient of the book pack from JohnAnderson.net.au is… Well done Sharon! John Anderson’s team will be in […]
Chakras and Compline – Syncretism in the Diocese of Brisbane
Chakra Bowls and Mindful Breathing to bring you into the presence of God.
Syncretism in the Diocese of Brisbane.
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Competition – Connect20 Conversation with John Anderson
On Thursday 4 June at 430pm I’ll be doing my best Wogan/Parky/Denton impression and interviewing former deputy Prime Minister of Australia, John Anderson, as part of the Connect20 Online Media and Arts Summit. John and I will be reviewing and discussing clips from some of his “Conversations” series followed by a live Q&A. Promises to […]
30% Off Logos Base Packages
Logos Bible Software are offering a staggering 30% off their base packages at the moment. I’ve never seen their prices discounted to this level so if you’ve been considering getting one the next few days would be the best time to make it happen. Sale ends 15 May. If you purchase through my affiliate link […]
Sunday Online Service – 10 May 2020
Galatians 5:13-26
Sunday Online Service – 3 May 2020
Galatians 5:1-12
More from our weekly Bible Talks series
The Church Times, Muriel Porter, and the Spurious Claiming of Sources
Over a month ago we reported on the failed attempt to elect a new Primate for the Anglican Church of Australia. As would be expected, the piece generated a lot of traffic and not a little comment. Much of the conversation was over the hard work we did to get sources from within the meeting […]
