Sheridan's Twitter
- @stephenwilko I know. Im getting a reputation ;-) Actually was kinda cool. Different is fun.About 8 minutes ago
- @AndrewPitchford Where's the tweed gone I ask you ;-). Dress standards must be much better at Parachute Festival...About 1 hour ago
- @hardiemike I am clearly way too plain/dull/boring for this crowd ;-) Hope you're well!About 2 hours ago
- Sitting in library. Man in front of me has his shirt undone & belly hanging out. Lady beside me has a beard & moustache. #charactersAbout 2 hours ago
- You can't go on without a story any longer than you can read a book about nothing ~ Don Miller #meaning #quoteAbout 24 hours ago
- @markhawker @unbelievablejb I would agree. We are talking foundational doctrine here. I do hope I've represented his position well tho1 day ago
- If you're going to write a book, write it as if it's the last you'll ever write. #writers1 day ago
- 2/2 @markhawker @unbelievablejb My concern though is that popularity trumps orthodoxy in some circles...1 day ago
- 1/2 @markhawker @unbelievablejb Good question. No one has their theology watertight at any moment so there's always room to learn & grow1 day ago
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Spotting the Authentic God
As any psychologist can tell you, our understanding of God is vitally important. Many are held captive by an imaginary deity shaped by the fear and pain of their past. These humanly-inspired gods will always break our hearts, either failing to meet our expectations or forever holding us in torment. So, who is God? What is God like? How can we spot the authentic from the counterfeit? Episode 6 in the Unseen Footprints article and podcast series. More…
What is (Your) God Like?
As a primary-schooler I contemplated God and felt trapped. At the time my parents were involved in one of the world’s more zealous religious sects, I was being raised according to its tenets, and the God of this faith was a difficult God to please. All of us hold an image of God in our minds. So who is your God? What is your God like? Episode 5 in the Unseen Footprints article and podcast series.
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God, Altruism and the Queensland Floods
Why risk one’s life for a stranger? Why show kindness to another? What motivates human compassion, sacrifice and love? Richard Dawkins suggest ‘selfishness’. I suggest ‘God’. Queensland’s catastophic floods in January 2011 revealed the best in humanity and showed us something of the divine. As rescuers, neighbours and even victims engaged in costly acts of altruism they reflected the One in whose image they are made. More…
Hearing the Whispers of God
God is calling us, trying to get our attention. But he rarely shouts to make himself heard. Instead, he whispers to us. Before we’ve even opened a Bible he has been drawing, beckoning, whispering. Will we stop to hear him? Will we even attempt to hear his voice? Here are four ways he whispers to us and how we can learn to listen. Episode 4 in the Unseen Footprints article and podcast series. More…
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