The Curiosity Index: Week 45


Hello, once again you’ve made it to the weekend. Don’t forget the Sabbath is for loving God & loving people. Enjoy.

You should read these

  1. Andy McCullough takes a stab at what it might mean for Newfrontiers to shift from being an international movement to being a global one. Part 1 & Part 2.
  2. Consider the Hummingbird
  3. The Great War of (Christian) Africa. This is an awful tragedy
  4. Who Is Joseph’s Wife in the Bible? Who Is Aseneth? I appreciate these things that fill in some background info.
  5. In Praise of Single Women
  6. What I learned from hosting a little free library
  7. Is congregational singing historical?

You should look at this

Gabriel Yangan is a concept artist sharing amazing pencil drawings on his Instagram account. Here are some of his best drawings of historical architecture.

Temple of Augustus and Livia in Vienne

You should listen to this

I’ve just been enjoying this track this week.


You should watch this

In 1984, John Lowe Achieved the First Ever Nine-Dart Finish in Televised History


This week’s posts

I’ve gone & done some writing!

Wednesday: From the newsletters: Jon Tyson & the Primal Path


Reading Colossians Remixed

I haven’t forgotten this series. New posts coming soon.


From the archives

How Christianity thrived: “ Christians were missionary (they sought to convert); they were exclusive (worship just the Christian God) and they were global (anyone could become a Christian). This was new, radical and as the message spread it slowly snuffed out the pagan lights.”

Have a prayerful and peace filled weekend.


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