I imagine this may have already been discussed by the likes of Johnny Baker and others but I have been a bit of a fan of Faithless since I saw them once in concert. We scored a copy their album with this song on it and while I have added it to my rotation in my iPod, my wife is not too keen on it. But this particular song, God is a DJ has intrigued me since then. So, I have often thought about it’s meaning. Before I go any further, here’s the video.
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One of the guys I admire and have been following on the net, is a fellow by the name of Mark Van Steenwyk, who founded Missio Dei, an Anabaptist new monastic missional community in Minneapolis. I admire Mark for the work he is doing and for the way he rallies others who share the same or similar vision to join together to dialogue with The Jesus Manifesto and Christiarchy.
But it is the Breviary that Missio Dei recently published that I am going to write about in the coming weeks as I start to utilise the breviary for morning and afternoon prayers. My plan is to start tomorrow morning, and try establish a rhythm of spending time with God in the mornings and afternoons with the aid of the breviary. Why did they create the breviary? (more…)
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Further to my post about my affect on the Planet, I happened upon a fellow called Jon Gabriel.
Now before I go any further, let me share that yes I am have tried many, many diets in my life time and the only success I could boast would have been the time with Weight Watchers… but costs and a move interstate put that to rest amidst the stress of moving etc. So yes, I am overweight and yes, I have tried many diets and in fact would consider myself skeptical of anything that promotes weight loss - even the tv reality show - the one I won’t mention but you know what I mean.
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This is an interesting video that explores some of the most influential people of the modern age and the fact that they… failed. (HT Bob Carlton)
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GetUp! - a non-profit action group I belong to is taking the national reconciliation conversation that began on April 29 in over 350 local groups of indigenous and non-indigenous Australians to Central Australian communities - creating a virtual realtionship by asking us to record and upload video questions to their website.
Click here to make the Pledge!
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd launched the Federal Government’s national homelessness Green Paper on 22 May 2008. The paper, Which Way Home? takes forward the consultations on the future of housing and homelessness from the Australia 2020 Summit last month.
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AVAAZ.org - a group that I am part of is working on a campaign to educate and encourage the Australian Government to join the countries banning the cluster bombs and cancel the order the Aussie Government has for these weapons. Avaaz are inviting folk to enter their details which then becomes a personalised message for Kevin Rudd about the negotiations.
I urge all Aussies and those elsewhere to join with Avaaz in shouting out about this matter. So far 55,911 have sent messages. Help us get to 75,000!
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One of Hollywood’s gentlemen and true Director’s has just passed away in his home from cancer.
From the ABC News feed…
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This is something I came across on another site but thought it was absolutely amazing that I must share it with you!
MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.
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Mark Sayers, mentioned earlier, is having a launch for his book “The Trouble With Paris“. If you are in Melbourne he would love to have you come along.
Date: Sunday, June 15, 2008
Time: 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Location: Red East Space
Street: 878 Whitehorse Rd
City/Town:Box Hill, Australia
Wynand de Kock, Principal of Tabor College Victoria will provide a reflection on the book.
DJ Cola Kid will be providing tunes.
Drinks and snacks will be ready for your consumption.
Copies of the book will be available for purchase at the special launch discount price of $15
If you cannot come and celebrate with us, but would like to get your hands on the book, purchase a copy at amazon.com, just follow this link
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A good mate of mine from a group I used to hang with in Brisbane, called the Roaring Lambs, just sent me this short story in an email. While a little simple and maybe sentimental - I liked the message more than the story. Thanks Kev! Wish I could be there with you guys!
A sick man turned to his doctor, as he was preparing to leave the examination room and said, ‘Doctor, I am afraid to die. Tell me what lies on the other side.’
Very quietly, the doctor said, ‘I don’t know.’
‘You don’t know? You, a Christian man, do not know what is on the other side?’
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Some of the guys we travel with at Eastern Hills Community Church are running an over 18 benefit gig soon to benefit UNOH’s work in Burma. I hope you guys out there can spread the word and hopefully get a crowd together for the evening! There is also a Facebook group to join and spread the word to benefit this cause.
When: Saturday, July 26, 2008 at 8:30pm
Where: Ruby’s Lounge, 1648 Burwood Hwy, Belgrave
$10 at door and proceeds going to the victims of Cyclone Nargis in Burma.
Bands include: Selahphonic, She’s an Ocean, Megan Woods, and David Powys
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