The Week’s Postings

Sunday: Why gather: to eat, sing & pray together
Monday: Corporate prayer is like digging a ditch
Tuesday: Praying together is like armed combat
Wednesday: Corporate prayer is like an orchestra playing
Thursday: Corporate prayer is like serving the devil an eviction notice

Related Reading

• 20 Quotes from John Onwuchekwa on (Corporate) Prayer
• Top ten tips on leading a time of prayer by Tim Chester
• European Students Unite in Prayer for Revival
• One Big Reason the Church Doesn’t Pray

From the archives

Discipleship = maturity

Bonus Material

Seven posts that caught my eye recently

1. Why Christianity Quit Growing in Korea
2. The dream of high speed trains is already coming off the rails – and as an extra bonus: The return of the night train
3. Motorola made the foldable Razr we’ve wanted – The Razr was my first cool phone. I did have the indestructible Nokia 3610 but the Razr was cool. So this new iteration looks great but the chances of me paying $1500 for a phone? Zero.
4. Building of the week: the autonomous house: And as an extra bonus here’s a really useful guide to passive houses
5. Oatmeal Is Still the World’s Best Performance Breakfast – or known by its other name – Porridge
6. Wollaton Hall – I used to go running around here while I was at university
7. Zoom & Skype call tips (the secrets of video conferences) from Seth Godin so they must be good.

Eye-catching stuff

Entrants from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Something sporty on Twitter

“I don’t believe in the prosperity Gospel. I believe if you read the word of God and you understand it, there’s trials along the way but they equip your heart to be who you are.”

Watch @NickFoles preach the Gospel at his press conference today. pic.twitter.com/8vQaWXwpfL

— Sports Spectrum (@Sports_Spectrum) November 13, 2019

And some unintentional theology from the world of (proper) football

Define penal substitution in a tweet. https://t.co/qxPVyrIGTx

— Hannah Rich (@hannahmerich) November 6, 2019

Something to watch

We used to live not too far from Powys Castle. It’s quite the beautiful place.

Have a great weekend.