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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Church & The “Change Allergy” (A Mustard Seed Musing)
I used to eat a lot of pasta. No, really, A LOT. I also swam competitively and ran competitively, so carbohydrates were my friend. Now, I eat less carbs (thank you, slowing metabolism), but I can’t eat pasta in general … Continue reading
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Answer Your Call (Jeremiah 1:4-19)
One of my favorite scenes in a movie ever happens early on in Bruce Almighty. Bruce (Jim Carey) has called out God, basically telling God that he could do God’s job better. He’s called God out, and now, God starts calling … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged bad news, bruce almighty, call story, good news, Jeremiah, prophet
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The Fifth Estate: Losing Sight Of The Mission (Movie Review)
A mysterious figure on a mission. Significant intrigue and danger. Globetrotting sets. Are we looking at the fourth Bourne movie? No, it’s the intriguing Wikileaks-based movie by Bill Condon (Gods and Monsters, Chicago, last two Twilight movies), starring Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch (The Hobbit, Star Trek Into Darkness, 12 … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Theology
Tagged and bob, Benedict Cumber, bill condon, Daniel Bruhl, gods and monsters, julian assange, Me, myself, Phil Vischer, Rush, wikileaks
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: There Is A Time (Ecclesiastes 3:1-14)
Today, we celebrate All Saints’ Sunday. We celebrate those who have gone before us and those who will follow. We question whether or not we will one day be one of the “saints” that the living speak of in such … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons, Theology
Tagged all saints day, Charles Wesley, Ecclesiastes, Hebrews 11, Hebrews 12, I Sing a Song to the Saints of God, Solomon, The Byrds, Turn
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Only God Forgives: Does Violence Bring More Violence? (Movie Review)
Nicholas Winding Refn paired up with Ryan Gosling for the cult hit Drive in 2011. They return with the dark lights of Bangkok, where Julian (Gosling) runs a Muay Thai fight club as a front for his drug smuggling operation. His … Continue reading
#HumanityStrong or “Why The Red Sox Win Matters (But I Might Be Biased)” (A Mustard Seed Musing)
I haven’t been sleeping well. The Red Sox keep winning, and the games roll on into the early morning. But this year, it’s more than a bunch of baseball players I’m rooting for. It’s a city, a group of people, … Continue reading
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Kids Say Amazing Things
Once a year, we set aside a Sunday to celebrate the children. Big, small, rich, poor, present here, present around the world. Each year we’ve taken a different tack at how to make kids the main thing that Sunday. We’ve … Continue reading
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Dangerous Wonder (Matthew 19:13-14)
A few weeks ago, we moved our kids into bunk beds, and I decided it would be a good time to start good night prayers with our two year old. I asked him if he wanted to say his prayers, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged billy graham, dangerous wonder, matthew 19:13-14, mike yaconelli, youth specialties
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