Quoted: I’m loving this video at the minute. It’s a Nike commercial using a song called List of Demands by Saul Williams. I really like the opening line of the video ”my better is better than your better”. It’s just all very cool - have a watch. ~ Andrew ~

Quoted: Here's a meme that Croila tagged me for: I am: trying to change things for the better at the moment. I think: a lot, possibly too much sometimes. I know: that you need to look after yourself. I have: a lovely family. I wish: that I didn't need to take Prozac, but see 'I know'. I hate: right-wing religious fundamentalism. I miss: my Granny Pip I fear:

Quoted: Hip Hop producer Ernest Gonzales drops his Theory of Everything moniker and tinkers out 8 bit lullabies for his soon-to-be-born daughter. I was a bit hesitant to listen to such an intensely personal project. But when I heard these playful, dreamy compositions I felt privileged to have been invited to this musical expression of one father's hopes and

Quoted: On her myspace page Leila lists her influences as "life...noise...stuff." I'd just add "beats" to that list for a quick summation of her sound. These tracks her label has generously offered for your downloading pleasure demonstrate Leila's controlled cacophony as she gathers audio odds and ends, samples of this horn and that vocal clip, and masterfully

Quoted: Shared by Ben very clever!

Quoted: In the Gospels, we see that Jesus sustains his inner life and public ministry by adopting a rhythm of withdrawing from the demands of the crowds and engaging with their needs. Moreover, he models this pattern of behaviour for his disciples. In John 15, Jesus gives his disciples an insight into the healthy rhythm of the Spirit-led life, using the organic

Quoted: I seem to have a couple of things to blog about (nothing exciting, just knitting and life and stuff) that I'll spread out over the next few days, in recent weeks I've felt like I have nothing to say but I suppose you could argue that's what blogging is about. A couple of times I've posted about our little friend Emily, who as you can see is a lovely

Quoted: The dominant eschatology of the churches in the west has long been variations on the belief that things are going to get worse and worse, until Jesus returns (day and hour unknown) and sorts it all out, calling ‘Time!’ on this age and ushering-in the age to come. And as a result, churches simply don’t recognise the future before it arrives, because

Quoted: Shared by Ben Great worship monologue from Jonny B!this was what i can remember of my spiel on worship as part of the dialogue, trying to bring a bit of a missions perspective i guess... i was introduced earlier as though i represent something new. but i'm 43! alternative worship is 20 years old. the future isn't with me. if you think i'm the new