but they still delivered a letter by hand telling people they were at risk
delivering mail
beat that
also bit like school
did you ever have that one kid messes about and everyone gets punished
why
are we school kid
supposed to deal with this issue
like that here
but we have a police force who so busy targeting
Car drivers they can not do the jobs
they being paid for
also what a crap and rubbishy ending to George Gently over the new year period .the programme Gently takes place in 1960s Northumberland, seldom seen in British TV drama and containing a large amount of iconic locations,Durham Hartlepool,north east coast.along with unique dialect which affects the image of characters.
Then a weird plot which used local history by suggesting an illegal slot machine racket at the heart of its story, The final shootout takes place in a village cathedral.
WHAT A DISASTER WITH THREE PEOPLE DEAD OR NOT
reading LOVE WINS by Rob Bell
he is at his usual best here, casting fresh light on biblical truths, engaging readers with the compelling metaphor, turning the arresting phrase, and reminding all that the love of God is more powerful and sweeping than we can imagine.
Along the way, he raises a host of theological issues upon which the proclamation of the gospel as good news hinges. Bell also proposes solutions, and it's those proposals that raise other questions not just for evangelicals, but for anyone who wants to see more and more people follow Jesus.
The style, which peppers the pages with moving stories and ever-lengthening lists or questions, is interesting in that l want to read on hoping to get some more answers but keep getting more lists
the other issue for me is bit like monologue would very much like you are listening ,actively listening to it. As book it doesn't work. It's appears postmodern, which isn't a bad thing in itself. But its cultural fit does not exempt us from asking how true to the bible it is,reckon it a good start and then you may want to lift off into deeper stuff.
however where do you find the time and where do you start
At what cost?
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