Day three has come and gone. I’ve had it. And I don’t have access to Internet here in my room. The sessions are all great and the fact that all our speakers are assigned their topics, seem to have worked them up with minimal reference to one another, yet complement each other so well, is …
As I mentioned yesterday, the amount of information that we are getting from our speakers means that a comprehensive report on each session is not really feasible. Tomorrow I should be able to summarise Jerry Bridges’ talks. Today I want to emphasise one of Bryan Chapell’s talks. Bryan is a warm personality, a child of …
So who would have thought internet was easier to get in Dili than Ryde? In any case, today is a little hard to report on: the speakers are flowing their topics over until later in the week, so I’ll pass on a summary of John Woodhouse’s talks. Firstly, the Conference is held at two seperate …
So the ‘Sydney Missionary and Bible College 2009 Biennial Preaching Conference’ is quite a mouthful, isn’t it? Sounds quite grandiose in some ways. Allow me to exegete: The Sydney Missionary and Bible College was founded in 1916 and is the oldest interdenominational Bible College in Australia. Hundreds of people train in order to be equipped …
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