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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Do You Take Prayer Seriously? (Daniel 6:6-23)
I’m not sure when it started, but for as long as I remember, my older son has called his goodnight prayers his “thank you Gods.” It makes sense because when he was first starting to pray, we talked to him … Continue reading
Fight, Flight, Freeze, or…Follow? (A Mustard Seed Musing)
Stress is a reality. We don’t have to like it, but we have to figure out how we’re going to handle stress when it happens. A decade into ministry in various settings, I find that humans tend to respond to … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged cartoon song, chris rice, fight or flight, walter bradford cannon
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Man Of Steel (Revisited): Who Will You Become? (Movie Review)
I’ll admit it: I rarely rewatch a movie when it arrives on Blu-ray. Sure, months or years later, I’ll watch something I enjoyed to see if it holds up, but my memory, my first take, is usually sufficient. But Man of … Continue reading
12 Years A Slave: Are We Really Free? (Movie Review)
“All men are not free if one is oppressed.”– Anonymous The best film of the year. A brutal, unflinching look at slavery, racism, abuse, and humanity. An absolutely emotional punch in the gut. A film I couldn’t watch a second … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Theology
Tagged Benedict Cumberbatch, brad Pitt, chiwetel ejiofor, django unchained, human trafficking, michael fassbender, quentin tarantino, redbelt, serenity, sherlock, slavery, star trek into darkness, steve findley, steve mcqueen, the fifth estate, the hobbit, the new world, the power of one, to end all wars
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Rare Or Well Done? (Daniel 3:1-5,15-25)
How often do you think you’re forced to choose between what you’re told to do by your boss, by the government, by your spouse, by your parent, and what you think that you’re supposed to do based on what the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: You Are What You Eat? (Daniel 1)
Most of us have gone through a phase where we wanted to lose weight. We’ve tried plenty of methods, working out, not eating after a certain time, better nights’ sleep, several little meals versus breakfast/lunch/dinner, whatever the latest fad is, … Continue reading
Thor, The Dark World: Absolute Evil (Movie Review)
Jimmy Kimmel had a funny segment last week about Marvel’s portrayal of Thor: The Dark World as a lovely romantic comedy (Thor Actually) where Thor (Chris Hemsworth) pursues Dr. Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) from Asgard to Earth. Ultimately, it’s only half right. The … Continue reading
How Can I Know I’m “Saved”? (A Mustard Seed Musing)
A month ago, I visited with a friend who was struggling. I know emotionally and physically, my friend had been taxed by the recent months, but I didn’t know how spiritually it had impacted him. And then, my friend dropped … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Theology
Tagged assurance of salvation, conversion experience, galatians
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Free Birds: What’s Your Purpose? (Movie Review)
[Before I get to my review, let me say this: watching Free Birds will have as much affect on your kids’ eating habits in regards to turkey as watching Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs will make them think that there are giant taco … Continue reading
Sunday’s Sermon Today: The Prophet’s Message (Jeremiah 7:1-11)
Have you ever wondered where “don’t shoot the messenger” comes from? There are references in the writing of Plutarch and Shakespeare that show the habit of rulers killing off those who bring bad news from their enemies, or from the … Continue reading
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