Hello, you’re in the weekend enjoy.
- This week has been relatively restful because today (Saturday 30th May) will not be. Hopefully, slightly under 4 hours of jogging the streets of Stockholm.
- It’s been an enjoyable thing to show guests our city. When they comment on how beautiful it is, it encourages me to see again what they see and think, ‘you know what, it really is’.
- I don’t know why but people keep asking me about AI. Goodness.
- Eating waffles together as a church is a fun thing to do. We should do it more often.
- A good night’s sleep is the best predictor of how you will handle the following day. Notice not whether it will be a good day or bad day but whether you can handle it well or not.
You Should Read These
Seven handpicked articles
- From Genesis to Junia: A Friendly Review (and Part 2). A really excellent, humble engagement with Sprinkle’s latest book.
- In Prayer, Structure Serves Spontaneity: “The best prayers are neither riffs nor recitations but rehearsals in love”
- Making judgements on technology (which you should do). To help you with check out this recent collection of gleanings
- India fertility facts of the day – for the rest of the world see this recent post of mine: A lonelier planet: links and readings
- A Massive Volcano Destroyed Methane in The Sky, And Scientists Are Stunned. Also reminded me of this post – Thank God for volcanoes and earthquakes
- As floods get worse, Britain tries a new solution: beavers
- Charted: Europe’s Takeover of Men’s Tennis. Dominance indeed!
You Should Look At This
THE WONDER OF MANGROVES!
Winning Images Celebrating the Wonders of Mangroves
You Should Listen To This
I was listening to the soundtrack again and this one just stood out.
You Should Watch This
I’m still blown away by Sawe’s record. I’ve been watching videos like this of people trying to run this speed. I went out for a 22km bike ride and I’m not sure I can CYCLE 42km that fast!
This Week’s Postings
Two MORE things.
From The Archives
What we give and what we keep is a reflection of our priorities and it seems for too many of us, too often – neither the church nor mission, Jesus or the poor feature on our priorities. We give little because we love little.
Thanks for reading and do please share anything interesting in the comments.
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