Introducing Samuel David Miers. Circa 14 June 2009. More exclusive pics coming soon…
episode 10: we got rick rickroll’d
we got rickrill’d. we spoke about the blood of goats vs the blood of Jesus – Jesus is better. top 5 movies that could have samuel l jackson and 400 snakes. wow. what an episode. miss it or die. seriously.
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episode 9: this isn’t an episode
episode 9 was stolen. this isn’t a replacement. we’re just letting you know how good it was. www.fervr.net + www.richardbeeston.com + www.twitter.com/eugenehor
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Rice Revolution 2009
Rice Revolution 2009 – the Jesus Revolution… is coming. Website | Registration | Twitter
venue | moore theological college, 1 king street newtown
speaker | eugene hor – featuring | revolutionband
time | 10am-4pm saturday 18 july 2009 – price | $3
evangelism trainers | dave miers + dan au
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Doubt vs Unbelief
From Alistair McGrath (quoted in Kent & Barbara Hughes, Disciplines of a Godly Family):
Doubt is natural within faith. It comes because of our human weakness and fraility. […] Unbelief is the deciion to live your life as if there is no God. It is a deliberate decision to reject Jesus Christ and all that he stands for. But doubt is something quite different. Doubt arises within the context of faith. It is a wistful longing to be sure of the things in which we trust. But it is not and need not be a problem.
In John 20:27, Jesus says to Thomas to “Stop doubting and believe” (NIV). The word behind ‘doubting’ is the word ‘unbelieving’. Therefore ‘doubting’ is probably not the most helpful translation. So I think that McGraith is right in not having ‘doubt’ as the opposite of ‘belief’. (NASB, HCSB, ESV all go for ‘unbelief’ words.)
Claire De Lune – Claude Debussy
Today is our 6th wedding anniversary. Row is still my dream girl. Love love. This is the song we had play six years ago when Rowena walked down the isle.
It’s Claire De Lune by Claude Debussy. This version is from Ocean’s 11 and played by The Philadelphia Orchestra. (Here’s another stripped-back piano version.)
Break it Down #11
Breaking news. Newtown. Sydney. Australia. Dave Miers gets a credit in his Greek exam! That’s not a typo. If you happened to be walking down King St on Friday afternoon, you’d already know this… thanks for the high five! Giddy up.
We had dinner with our good friends Marty and Trine on Friday night (pic above). Marty is also uber-smart and helps me with Greek each week. Shout out.
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