At the Cathedral I've recently run two seminars.

The first was talk/discussion exploring the distinctives of Reformed, Baptist-ic, and Roman sacramental theology.  The second was a seminar on the theology of Leisure, exploring how concepts such as recreation, pastimes, free time (etc) interact with the theology of work and rest presented in the scriptures. Below are a few images from the workbooks I produced for the seminars. At the bottom of the post I've also included download links to the booklet PDFs.

Below are two workbooks I put together for seminars in 2017. One seminar on "Friendship" and the other on "human work".
The friendship workbook has a few typos that need fixing some time. The "Work Seminar" booklet will likely get a bit of a revision in 2018 making it easier to refer back to  at a later date.

Below are links to the full PDF booklet   AND a selection of pics.

For a while now I have been meaning to institute the practice of reviewing each day. Taking 5-10min to think through how the day went,  notice what habits I'm forming,  remain aware of what I'm actually spending my weeks doing. But I never got into the groove - partly because it seems too fiddly to bother doing at the end of the day. But recently I've been playing with the WORKFLOW app on my phone/ipad (see at bottom of page).

I've used WORKFLOW to created an automated workflow that works like a custom app on my ipad.
After launching, it automatically guides me through my daily review in the following steps:
        i) asks me some key (customised) questions about my day
        ii) allows me to export 3 key customised todo items to my productivity app of choice - "Things" app
        iii) automatically collates it all into a journal entry  -  using "Day One" Journal app

If you already use the WORKFLOW app. feel free to download my "Evening Review" workflow:

A selection of graphics I've knocked together for sermon series.
Most of the graphics use creative commons licenses. Some of the graphics use images I've purchased licenses for. 

I'm happy to email you the original files to re-use, and re-edit yourself. For some of the series I have additional graphics for each sermon in the series. 

***Just email me before using any images so I can confirm if any license restrictions apply - usually they wont.

In about 2009 I put together a  mission package  to encourage Fairfield and Bossley Park churches to think more deliberately about how to reach the city in which we lived. I'd do a few things differently if I were to do it again. However, it did lead to planting a new church and a bunch of other new mission ideas.

Linked below are the promo-video (bit dated now) and bible study series to get us exploring new ways to reach Fairfield with the timeless gospel.