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“Only in retrospect did I realize that, while the house of my life was decorated with Christian content, the architecture of my habits was just like everyone else’s.” - Justin Whitmel Earley⠀ ⠀ This book arrived from @thewanderingbookseller this week / They now have a 30% off sale so check it out!

I feel like it’s the last week of semester and I have three assignments to go and summer is waiting ☀️

Heading home to Melbourne after 24 hrs in Canberra for a meeting at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture. We are planning a gathering of traditional and new monastic communities in 2020.

5 more songs are now on A Live Tradition Spotify playlist, including a couple from @matthewcboswell and this new song from @selahonline that has been a huge encouragement to me this last week. Here’s the rest of the lyrics... ⠀ ⠀ When the threat of darkness has come breaking in / And the force of fear blows like a violent wind / When confusion strikes and clouds of chaos hit / I know⠀ ⠀ That my heart cannot be held by circumstance / For my eyes are locked on the God who sees the end / So when this world around me cries out, "Who can stand?" / I know⠀ ⠀ That I will not be moved for my feet are planted in You / I will not be moved for my feet are planted in You⠀ ⠀ Even when the mountains bow to rising waves / No, the seas of doubt will never make me sway / Yes, I will rejoice within the current's rage / Singing oh

Exactly two years ago I was in Canberra to present a paper at an an academic conference... 9 week old baby in tow. Heading back to Canberra tomorrow as I’m on the design committee for a conference ✈️

Kid wrangling at its finest today with @annamcgahan author of Metanoia 💛⠀ ⠀ This lasted about 5 minutes. They gave each other chocolates and kisses and pushes and shoves 😭😂⠀ ⠀ My article about Anna and her book will be in the December issue of The Melbourne Anglican 🗞

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