337/365

today has been tremendous, the Bible, sunshine, ice cream, good food, times in roots...what else do you need...

336/365

Micheal Ramsden is an extraordinary apologist. you should make every effort to hear him whenever you can. i'm not sure anyone else could go into details about the two greek words for faith, and then, at length, quote the Black Eyed Peas, and make it work!

also seeing Reading people is always great, as are chats with father.

335/365

i 'probably' shouldn't have teas and coffees until the early hours of this morning, but talking to Nav for two hours in the slightly cold made it well worth it.

334/365

'...and then she turned into a unicorn'

333/365

Isaiah 11 with Pete. Thats some good truth.

Ian Stackhouse on 1 John. 'propitiation is pure gold'

When Hav called

332/365

the best food ever at an advisory committee

an evening with Tozer

331/365

is it bad than on a day where i had a spot on as ever supervision and a good coffee with my mum by the canal i want to say the last ever OC.
good scenes. even if they did wrap it up so neatly that there'll clearly never be another one.

supervision and mother were also good.

330/365

i ^heart^ my students

329/365

The Walk. Good to talk about important things and have prayers answered...

328/365

the Alfred Davis and an afternoon in the sun.

327/365

atonement morning, including this, which is probably the best pointless thing i've ever written
whooping it up in Portsmouth with Ceryn and Jess
falling in love again with Deftones 'White Pony'. Beautiful and reflective and stonkingly heavy all at once.

326/365

'On the phone with Drew

*no contest*

325/365

'i only asked whether it was like scone ingredients'

'all we do is wonder round shops and have fun'

sunshine and housemates

324/365

Cell group. Cell is good. I like people. Especially gracious south african people who turn the cricket off when we arrive, especially when their non Christian daughter sits and listens to us pray.

323/365

The swedish taxi driver

322/365

pretending to be sean for five minutes...'you'll have to forgive me for not wearing a check shirt'

321/365

'its all this clapping i can't stand'

'not like the old days at Hadenham Red Star is it?'

having supper outdoors.

320/365

Dinner and extreme uno with he Bishs and the Routs. Top times, especially Ems white chocolate cheesecake,

then the brain meltingly good 1st episode of the new Peep Show series...

319/365

just being in the office

318/365

Five minutes on sunday

30 minutes in June

'scott this place is a mess, can you have all your books in one place?'

317/365

On a bus ride into town, I wondered "Why am I going to town?"
I looked around at the billboards and the stores I thought,
"Why do I look around?"
so I got out and I bowed and kissed the filthy ground
and in the first dry spot I found I laid down without having to wonder why I was laying down.

316/365

Being at home is good, especially coupled with the decision never to go to Grimsby again.

315/365

'flying lions?'

'oh penal substituion...we had to go to Wycliffe and let them what we thought about that'
(yes, this is what i talk to my mum's vicar about over sunday lunch. deal with it!)

the sun and the chilterns and the dog and sam chaplin.

314/365

Handels Messiah

313/365

the view from the top of the hill as you drive into Princes Risboro'. Magnificent. Especially when you know a shop in the town is about to sell you tremedous easter eggs.

Is it bad to hope Heaven will be like the rural Chilterns on a spring afternoon?

307-312/365

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