The Curiosity Index: Week 31


My kids went to Newday so my better half and I had a belated 50th + 21st anniversary few days away. The place was glorious, the weather less so. But no complaints!

You Should Read These

  1. Speaking of Newday, 489 people reported a physical healing this year. And there’s this remarkable testimony from a year on. Also read Harvey Kwiyani thoughts on church planting that he shared at Newday
  2. She Had an Iranian Passport. This should stir your heart for the Great Commission.
  3. Will my dog be in heaven? Michael Jensen has a go at a question only people in the last few centuries have asked
  4. Mics in The Water And Other Baptism Blunders
  5. Side effect of the Tour de France. A bad few weeks for Strava users
  6. Helsinki goes a full year without a traffic death. Remarkable!
  7. Stunning Tuscan Vineyard

You Should Look At This

15 Photos of Earth From Space That Prove Mother Nature Is an Absolute Artist. I mean close on the artist but not quite.

What the heck are they doing in Texas?


You Should Listen To This

Another summer banger, this time from the one and only Macy Gray


You Should Watch This

Wow. Just wow.

HT: Kottke

This Week’s Postings

None at all. Back at this week.


From The Archives

Western society is, right now, very happy to accept someone’s personal (and unverifiable) conviction that they have a different gender to their physical body. They will allow and pay for this or that person to have surgery, they will even advocate this for children. Who are they then at the same time to turn around and say ‘this is not real’ to those who claim that inside is not a different gender but a demon? One will be called an illness (dissociative identity disorder) but the other will be approved of. One is supernatural and backwards and the other is progressive.

The demons who never left are back

Have a great weekend.


Discover more from The Simple Pastor

Enjoyed this? Subscribe to The Simple Pastor to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Discover more from The Simple Pastor

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading