Well, in case you didn’t know, I’m a bit of a fan of mobster and gangster flicks. Goodfellas, Godfather, Heat, Sopranos… they’re all up there. One lesser known great movie was called “Blue Murder” – an Australian 2-part series based on the Kings Cross crime scene. It was an absolute cracker. Anyway, there’s a new …

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…. out June! If you haven’t read much of John Frame, then let me encourage you to do so. He has been a great help to me, and his books are well worth every penny!

Here’s a great interview I’m currently listening to where Mark Dever interviews the Archdeacon of Sydney on topics such as Australian Anglicanism, dealing with success, his lack of regard for the academy, training ministers, the history of the Anglican movement, the future of the Anglican denomination and more… Well worth a listen. http://resources.christianity.com/details/mrki/20080430/dea778c9-f3ce-4e83-8bb2-3bd0ba5b34be.aspx

On the topic of getting back behind PCs… this is great….

Nice one Dan. I hear you mate! “So for those who still use PC’s – you are not crazy and you are not alone. Perhaps PC users are the new emerging rebels. Don’t be fooled into the pressure and propaganda that you cannot be cool if you do not have a Mac. Coolness, innovation and …

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Our church is undertaking a short sermon series on 4 of the Reformation solas. I put together a bunch of voxpops asking people a few Sola-related questions. Here’s the first one!

A good mate of mine, dave miers, writes about a good sermon we heard in college chapel this week and related things, and i’m going to post the whole thing: “Keith Condie ripped it to bits today in chapel with a sermon on Psalm 101. Some good things on what it meant for King David …

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Michael Jensen has started a great little blog i’ve been watching the last few days – and i’m enjoying it! http://theanglicanthirty-nine.blogspot.com/