by Julie Turner | Feb 10, 2014 | What's Happening
The Haribo advert shows us how difficult the concept of delayed gratification can be. In the advert, the children are unable to resist the one Haribo sweet in front of them, even though they have been promised more if they can resist! Delayed gratification or deferred...
by Julie Turner | Feb 10, 2014 | What's Happening
When I was at school, I learned about two dimensional and three dimensional shapes. I always liked two dimensional shapes (squares, rectangles, circles etc.) more than their three dimensional counterparts (cubes, cuboids and spheres) because they were easier for me to...
by Julie Turner | Feb 10, 2014 | What's Happening
A worldview (in German, ‘Weltanschauung’) is how we actually view the world and what we really believe to be the way things are. It ‘refers to the framework of ideas and beliefs forming a global description through which an individual, group or culture...
by Julie Turner | Feb 10, 2014 | What's Happening
The first sign of immaturity we looked at last night is one any parent of a toddler is very familiar with! – namely, wanting our own way. This facet of our characters is, sadly, not limited to temper tantrums known as the ‘terrible twos’ (we learn to...
by Julie Turner | Feb 10, 2014 | What's Happening
Last night’s sermon continued the series ‘Growing Up In God’, looking at leaving childish ways behind. (1 Cor 13:11) One of the best ways we can learn maturity is to look at the opposite and learn from it! After all, there never has been any such...
