Sheridan Voysey

Events

  • Writing sabbatical 20/06/11 - 30/06/12 Location: Oxford at home Details

Sheridan's Twitter

  • Christian singles: What's most difficult about the single life? How have you learned to live it well? Discuss: http://t.co/c4oNBkld
    About 2 hours ago
  • Heading off to the Ash Wednesday service at New Collge, Oxford. It's supposed to be quite something. #Lent
    About 4 hours ago
  • On the subject of sex, singles get damaging messages from both society & Church. Celibacy needs a makeover: http://t.co/c4oNBkld
    About 9 hours ago
  • Relationship advice from the longest living married couple, married 85 years. Nice: http://t.co/b7EMOOVI
    About 11 hours ago
  • Aussie friends, are you more likely to vote ALP with Kevin #Rudd 2.0 as PM? Interesting #fb discussion http://t.co/BOsidqWi
    About 11 hours ago
  • New post: Rethinking celibacy for the Christian Single: http://t.co/oEUpektl #relationships #single #singleness
    About 12 hours ago
  • RT @andrewwlaird: hope Rudd has Foursquare if he defeats Gillard he can tweet I just ousted Julia as PM of Aus on Foursquare @BenWiseMelb
    About 14 hours ago
  • @problogger Sorry Darren. Julia's already called me. I'm in the UK you see - already a foreign minister ;-) #gillardrudd
    About 14 hours ago
  • #Rudd has attacked the 'faceless men' running the ALP. Same criticism of NSW Labor for years. #GillardRudd #auspol
    About 14 hours ago
  • @tdmalone Me either. Rudd bemoans the 'soap opera' of it all but has just opened up an exciting new episode!
    About 14 hours ago

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Sheridan's Talks

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Losing My Religion: Dialogue with an Ex-Christian

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In a previous post I shared some thoughts on how to converse across the Christian-atheist divide, following my dialogue with ex-Christian Rebekah Bennetch on Premier Christian Radio’s Unbelievable? program. Like all good conversations, I walked away from the interview with much to ponder. Here are three reflections I scribbled down after the recording. You can listen to and download the full Unbelievable? interview here too. More…

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Following God into the Unknown

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The African Impala is a dear-like animal that can jump to great heights, yet be contained in any zoo enclosure with just a one metre high wall. Why? Because it won’t jump if it can’t see where it’s feet will land. That’s like many of us: we won’t take a risky leap of faith unless we know beforehand where we’ll end up, and so we rarely experience the adventure that life with God is meant to bring. More…

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A Basket Full of Stars: How to Communicate with Colour and Creativity

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What does it take to become a colourful, creative communicator in your writing and public speaking? How do you craft a message that sparkles in the mind of your audience? In this 44 minute audio seminar I cover the 4 phases of creativity and the 6 creative elements that will help your writing and speaking shine.
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Holding onto God through the Dark Night of Doubt

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If you’re a person of faith who has experienced a season of doubt you’ll know it can be a harrowing experience. Like your world is suddenly unstable. But can doubt ever be a good thing? In this talk I tell the stories of two men: one a Middle-Eastern God-follower in 1000BC, the other a 21 year old Bible College student of modern times. Both come to a profound experience of God through their doubt. More…

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Four Questions on the Nation’s Soul

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Recorded at the Mural Hall of Australia’s Parliament House for the Christian Schools Australia National Policy Conference, this was my most enjoyable keynote presentation for 2009. In it I examine social trends like Mind-Body-Spirit festivals, life coaching, voluntourism, ‘secular confessionals’ and more to discern four spiritual questions asked by today’s Australians. More…