First thing: free wifi. Second thing: radio and TV studios are both set up and ready to run. Third thing: various pollies arriving. I’ll let you guess which ones look happy. Fourth thing: the sausage sizzle was okay, but I think crusty rolls are a mistake. More later.
A day of encouragement, refining strategies by which we seek to nurture and support those who go and share the Gospel of Jesus with the nations of the world. Thanks to Kevin Murray for organising the event and for also to Julie Murray’s catering. Australian Presbyterian World Mission
I read Capon’s books on the parables of Jesus back in the early 1990’s. The overall theology struck me as somewhere in the neighborhood of Barth/Torrance, but I think Capon arrived in that vicinity from a Thomist framework. It is pretty trippy stuff at times, but there are moments in his wonderfully wry and expressive …
One early morning start, an excellent on day conference listening to Ligon Duncan, wonderful transfers to and from Tullamarine to Box Hill courtesy of John Wilson and Paul and Carol Seiler, the second of two plane trips and a semi-dodgy airport shuttle sees me at the Sebel in Surry Hills. A good night’s sleep, then …
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