I've posted a couple of times before about the Mollom service I use to filter comments and e-mails from this site for potential spam.
Lately, the spam on this site has gone just crazy. Happily, Mollom has caught it all - I've not had one get through.
In case you can't see the numbers on the graph, here's how it's gone: … Read more about Spam overload: What countries?
Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God. (1 John 4:7)
Today, the Church of England's General Synod meets for 3 days; on the agenda for tomorrow is a debate and then a vote on "final approval" of the measure that could see women become Bishops in the Church of England. … Read more about Beloved, let us love one another
A friend recently e-mailed me to ask for advice as he looks for a church to join in a new town that he'd moved to with his young family.
Part of what I wrote back may be of help to others, so I thought I'd paste it here. … Read more about Finding a church
Just seen on the BBC News site:
Sorry, Jeremy - no matter how good a job any doctors do, it will remain at 100%. … Read more about The ultimate statistic
Does the Lord's Prayer give the structure of Matthew chapter 6?
The Lord's Prayer contains … Read more about Structure of Matthew 6
I'm enjoying thinking about the Lord's prayer and the slightly wider context of Matthew 6:7-15 ready for this coming Sunday's services.
In the Lord's prayer we are told who we address (our Father in heaven), then three petitions for matters related to God (his name, his kingdom and his will) and then three petitions related to our own needs. … Read more about Praying to the Triune God
I've just tried Ethiopia Kerbal Konga Washed for the first time. Absolutely blows you away.
Sadly, I tried it first and then looked at the price - not the cheapest coffee you could get.
But it truly is worth every penny. … Read more about Ethiopia Kerbal Konga Washed coffee