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Early this morning a coal carrier ran aground on a reef at Douglas Shoal east of Rockhampton in the Great Barrier Marine Park.  This is our part of the world and my brother who works as a pilot for Peace Aviation was given the job of flying a reporter out over the ship for the purposes of photography.  Here is my brothers photo from his iPhone.  For proper photographs you will need to purchase the Morning Bulletin for April 5. 

Whilst this ship ran aground at 2:00 am this morning – already there are 411 articles on Google News and a Wikipedia page called 2010 Barrier Reef Oil Spill.  Not band for only 18 hours later.  We live in a remarkable world. 

In many places on the Great Barrier Reef it is compulsory for a Pilot who is a specialised driver for large ships to guide the big boats through the reefs.  However in this part of the Reef, no pilot was required and the 250 metre long vessel ran aground. 

Jesus is the captain of our souls and without him we would definitely run agound.  In fact many people have made a shipwreck of their lives – they are lost, ruined and destroyed.  Christ is the answer for these people. 

Stay tuned for more news – keep your eyes on that Wikipedia page. 

How can I put a word down on this board?  Any ideas?

Watch this space – Our church in Rockhampton will soon have a website up to be a blessing to the City of Rockhampton. 

On April 25 (which also happens to be ANZAC Day in Australia and New Zealand, is Internet Evangelism Day.  This is an annual event designed to encourage Christians and church congregations all over the world to make the most of the internet to evangelis. 

Situation One: “A runaway trolley car is hurtling down a track. In its path are five people who will definitely be killed unless you, a bystander, flip a switch which will divert it on to another track, where it will kill one person. Should you flip the switch?”

Our whole family has now been immunised – proof I was there: 

This is a very blunt article (as you will see later) and in typical David Letterman style we count backwards from ten to one:

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Location:Dee St,Mt Morgan,Australia

Just like we take our car in to get serviced frequently, our spiritual lives are in need of regular maintenance.  We need to be “serviced” and checked out to make sure we are in good running order. 

For some people, they have never once taken time to examine themselves and see what the condition of their life is like.  Other Christians have not done so for a long time.  Here I have prepared a Spiritual Audit Checklist for anyone to complete.  This checklist will take about ten minutes but will give you a quick overview of the condition of your “engine.”  (your heart)

File Attachment: quick_spiritual_audit.pdf (51 KB)

Who is the man circled in Da Vinci’s famous painting of the Last Supper?  It is Judas Iscariot.  You may be very faintly able to spot him holding a money bag.  Judas was the treasurer for Jesus and his crew.