It’s that time of year again. Tell me your yearly theme and I’ll make a phone wallpaper for you.

Family Christmas in the Derbyshire Dales. It’s been lovely, windy and exhausting. Still a few more days to go when we leave. We’ve had erratic internet access the whole time but I picked up an eSim for the rest of our stay here. Still, even that doesn’t always provide access! The process was great though, still not as good as the old EU roaming was but better than high roaming fees.

A new sketchnote summary of an article on 8 ways to end imposter syndrome for good.

A sketchnote of Nick Wignall’s article 8 Ways to end imposter syndrome for good.

We took the kids to see Bluet live at the Southbank Centre. Amazing production and the kids had a great time.

A theory: Christian Nationalists view their country (primarily the US, but also UK, others) as Israel pre-exile. Non christian nationalists view their countries as Babylon and themselves in exile.

“Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that’s the stuff life is made of.” ― Benjamin Franklin

The word Life made up of the word time written over and over again.

Good morning from the UK 🇬🇧

On imposter syndrome

Two pictures of people at a party. One shows one person thinking “I don’t belong here” and a headline (what it feels like) and the other shows everyone thinking the same thought and rhetoric headline “reality”.

Very excited to be flying into the UK tomorrow.

I wonder if I could put together a London micro blog Meetup in the new year…

Possible historical theology question to explore: are there common ways powerful groups view the Bible and do they contrasts with how weak groups do? For example, their interpretation of romans 13 or the importance they give to romans 13 compared to other passages.