The Curiosity Index: Week 11


It’s been busy. The conferences, travel, family events, all caught up with me and I’ve been chasing my tail since.

You Should Read These

  1. The Heart of an Elder. Beautiful stuff from Jez Field.
  2. Are Christians Happier Than Non-Christians in This Life? John Piper answers.
  3. The Importance of Tradition. I amen-ed this from Tim Suffield.
  4. Leading a Church Without Losing Your Soul. Practical and solid advice from Luke Simmons. Most applies to non-church leaders too.
  5. Amidst the carnage of US Policy towards the Ukraine lies the wreckage of international aid policy. Read these two articles: Aid Saves Lives by Alice Evans and African countries must urgently start the process of ending aid dependency by Ken Opalo.
  6. Women Talk More Than Men After All, And By Quite a Lot. Who knew?
  7. On the phone with Google

You Should Look At This

Isn’t nature so stunning? Incredible Winning Images of The Nature Photography Contest 2024


You Should Listen To This

This was new to me but it’s got under my skin


You Should Watch This

An impressive bit of pacing and most importantly not giving up!


This Week’s Postings


From The Archives

What do you hope for? What are you looking forward to? If you could design the future what would it look like? It is something unique to humans (as far as we know) that we can both reflect on our past, examine our present and dream and think about the future. We can look back or we can look ahead and whichever one we do the most impacts how we live in the present.

How a vision of our eternal future impacts our lives today

I hope you enjoy your weekend. Do let me know if there’s something here you appreciated or if you see something you think would be worth sharing, let me know!


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