Time to spring clean? Book a spot at the Mitchelton Presbyterian Church Community Car Boot Sale and de-clutter your shed… and your life! Or come along and pick up a bargain, along with a cappuccino and a smokin’ BBQ sausage sandwich! Loads of family fun.
Saturday September 18th, 8am to noon.
Mitchelton Presbyterian Church
40 Ruby Rd, Mitchelton.
Phone Simone on 33668294 to book your spot
Sites are free. This is a FUN raiser, not a fund raiser!

This week we looked at Deuteronomy 29 and 30, which gives the first glimpse of the new covenant God is one day going to make with Israel. There’s a section in chapter 30 that repays close attention, and could perhaps be translated better than our usual NIV version. If you want to read more, here’s a helpful article by Steven Coxhead.

Deuteronomy 1 to 3 is a great reminder that God can bring down giants like the Anakites with ease. At the end of this week’s bible talk (see link to current talk on the left of this page) there’s a mention of former atheist AN Wilson. You can read his article here.

Watch Steve Jobs say thankyou to the Apple iPhone 4 team, then check out the Apostle Paul doing the same with his Gospel Team in Colossians 4. Steve says the iPhone 4 ‘changes everything – again’ – but not nearly so much as the gospel changes the world, one person at a time. See you in church at mpc, 9am and 1030am as we take a look at this final installment in Colossians.

Some people think they see Jesus in all kinds of strange places, including their breakfast. But the reality is, the Apostle Paul says Jesus should be clearly seen in the way we treat one another in our families. Times may have changed since Paul wrote about Christian family dynamics in Colossians 3, but maybe not for the better. Join us to hear what he says this Sunday, and take a look at this article from the Sydney Morning Herald for some insight into the problems in 21st century families.