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Frontline Defence of the Gospel
This is where it’s at.
A Fundamentalist leader talks about where the movements fit in when it comes to the defence of the gospel and of our precious faith.
If you love the gospel, then I urge you to take the time today to read this.
Life on Planet Blog
My links folder is absolutely overflowing. So now is my chance to select just the best links for your perusal. Hmm… not an easy task.
A missionary, David Hosaflook, addresses election and tears for the lost:
“To be biblical, your theology of election must never, ever dry your tears for the lost.”
Comparison of the Epistemological Assumptions of [...]
One life
First of all, welcome to those who’ve recently connected with us through our facebook page. The fb page isn’t new, but this is the first time I’ve actually invited people to join.
Also, the team page is up. We should be back to the normal routine of posts starting with Rob on Monday.
One life
This is a [...]
New Print Function
If you’ve ever tried to print from InFocus, you’ll appreciate the new print function we’ve just installed.
If you click on the post you want to print, you will find a link at the bottom that will format the article for print (see image below).
I hope this is helpful to you.
Life on Planet Blog
Well, the team is coming together and we’re looking forward to starting the madness once again this coming Friday… that’s just three days away! So rev up and get ready to go!
Life on Planet Blog
In the mean time, my list of links is piling up. Here are four links that are well worth the click.
Paleoevangelical [...]
A few more stats from 2009
In 2009, InFocus had over 28,000 pageviews from over 5,500 unique visitors. 65% of our visits were from Australia with the remaining 35% being from 115 other countries including China, Israel, Bahrain, Iraq, Iran, and Burma.
Thanks to all of you regulars and keep reading and commenting!
Top clicked posts in 2009
Here are the top fifteen most-clicked InFocus posts in 2009.
1. What it all means for Australian Fundamentalism
2. The dangers of non anti-intellectualism
3. Using Scripture like Satan does
4. A response to Kent Brandenburg’s post on epistemology
5. Martyrs of Australian Missions
6. Evolution was discovered?
7. On Bono and other lame fads
8. Australia: A New History of the Great [...]
Top sites that linked to InFocus in 2009
Well, since it’s the end of the year and we’re in between segments, I thought I’d do a few posts looking back on the year at InFocus.
In this one, I’ll give you the top five sites that linked to InFocus in 2009.
1. Facebook
2. Sharper Iron
3. Missions Mandate
4. NeoBaptist (no longer active)
5. Ninja Theologian
Years ago, Jason [...]
Happy Christmas!
I’m still in the process of getting the team together and am looking forward to the new segment. But I just wanted to take a moment to wish you a happy Christmas on this special day.
I am so thankful for friends, family, and church family at this time of year. There is nothing in all [...]
Free wallpaper
Some of these are a little ethnocentric, but some are really good. The image on the right has replaced the big blue wave on my desktop. I suspect it has more value for edification.
Life on Planet Blog
Rob is out of town today so I thought I’d take the chance to empty my ever growing list of links that I want to share with you.
First, the serious stuff…
Does Scripture Permit Us to Regard ANY Truth as “Secondary”? – This is a PyroManiacs repost and well worth the read. This is the basis [...]
Free Resources
I’m sorting through some of my resource material and have decided to see if anyone can use some things I don’t need any more.
1) Jim Berg’s Quieting a Noisy Soul
There’s a story to this one. When I was at uni for my first degree, I was a member at Faith Baptist Church in Taylors. Because [...]
