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The Prodigal and U2

17-Nov-09

With a h/t to Rob, I wanted to highlight this video from U2′s recent release I’ll go crazy if I don’t go crazy tonight. Apart from the clever idea and the technical excellence of the production, I loved the idea of the Prodigal in this video. 

Robbie and Jesus… part two

12-Nov-09

Well, if you ever want to boost your blog stats, write a post about Robbie Williams! Not only has my little exploration of his latest song Bodies become my most viewed post ever and the most commented ever, but I’ve also had to refuse to publish a handful of comments for the first time ever! [...]

Robbie Williams – pro or anti Jesus?

23-Sep-09

This afternoon, driving home from a meeting I caught Robbie Williams’ new single on the radio – his first for a couple of years entitled ‘Bodies’. Very interesting lyrics. God gave me the sunshine, Then showed me my lifeline I was told it was all mine, Then I got laid on a ley line What [...]

Pausing and wrestling

19-May-09

Well, that was a hectic week last week of blogging! For those that have been counting and watching, yes I know that I still haven’t said anything about my ongoing wrestling match with membership of New Wine. I guess it’s testament to the wrestling and struggling that I’ve yet to get any thoughts down on [...]

Is the truth stranger than fiction

11-Dec-06

When I picked up the Guardian this morning (one of my Monday rituals because of the new media jobs section… old habits die hard), I was surprised to find an article covering the Bishop of Southwark’s black eye and the alleged way in which he may or may not have received said black eye. I [...]

Dear Santa…

22-Nov-06

It’s less than a month to my birthday and just a week or so after that Christmas will be upon us. When I was growing up, I used to despise the fact that my birthday was right on top of Christmas. Inevitably, you always ended up getting a bit of a raw deal compared to [...]

Lurker say hello, lurker lurker say hello

12-Oct-06

Internet identities and online anonymity have dominated the thinking in the last few days. On Monday, I caught wind of a furore over at the Ship of Fools where a vicar has been accused variously of (allegedly) running several different online identities, using those identities to give his offline self rave reviews in the Mystery [...]

After the cameras leave

09-Oct-06

There isn’t much I watch ‘religiously’ on television. The West Wing (now sadly no more) and 24 and of course football (the english variety) or football (the american variety). However, one thing I have been watching ‘religiously’ over the last few weeks is the BBC 2 series on York Minster. Primarily, my interest is in [...]

Having your faith restored

06-Oct-06

As I sit here ‘on hold’ waiting for a faceless, nameless TV company to finally pull their finger out and sort out our TV troubles, it is hard not to feel cynical about certain aspects of the culture in which I live. From experiences of companies where telephonists cannot give out their names but only [...]

How rubbish is terrestrial TV these days?

27-Aug-06

Well, with apologies for the silence, I thought I had better re-enter blogland with the news that we have (mostly) moved to Cambridge and are settling in.