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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Suiting Up (Ephesians 6:10-18)
You wouldn’t show up for a half marathon wearing golf cleats. Or an ATV race with only a scooter. You wouldn’t show up for a baseball game in your hockey gear, or for a basketball game with a golf ball. … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons, Sports, Theology
Tagged armor of God, baseball, competition, martin luther king jr, tony dungy
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ScreenFish: It’s Coming! (There, You’ve Been Warned)
There’s a new website coming. Shhh! No one has heard of it yet. http://www.ScreenFish.net The Internet is populated with blog posts and editorials about film. There are plenty of sites that promote faith and values and religion, too. But in … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Theology
Tagged faith, Matthew 4:19, Movies, ScreenFish
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Baltimore & Social Media: Where’s The Love? (A Mustard Seed Musing)
The last few days, my Facebook feed has been dominated by three kinds of posts about Baltimore. There are the ones saying they’ll pray, either for the city and its people, or (usually) for a) the police or b) the protesters. … Continue reading
Netflix’s Daredevil: Chasing Ghosts, For Love of a City (TV Review)
“Can I get a witness?” That’s what watching Netflix’s Daredevil was like for me. Not just a mesmerizing bit of eye candy a la Banshee, Game of Thrones, or Scandal, but a real, honest-to-goodness parable of good versus evil, of motivations, of the tearing … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Interviews, Pop Culture, Reviews, Theology, TV
Tagged Charlie Cox, daredevil, Foggy Nelson, Hell's Kitchen, Kingpin, Scott Glenn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Wilson Fisk
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Batman Vs. Robin: Vengeance Or Justice? (Movie Review)
Finally. Finally, the world of DC Comics Animation has arrived in the Scott Snyder era of Batman’s story lines. Batman Vs. Robin begins with a vignette about Batman (Jason O’Mara) and Damian as Robin (Stuart Allan) taking down the Dollmaker (Weird … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Movie Reviews
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Furious 7: Everything Explodes (A Statler & Waldorf Review)
If movies can be spoofed, why can’t reviews? In the spirit of dialogue, I’m going to be doing a review a la The Muppets’ Statler and Waldorf. Statler: Is that guy, The Rock, inflated? Like, do they blow up his arms in … Continue reading
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Adopted By God
Today is Adoption Day at Blandford UMC. You’re adopted, I’m adopted. Everyone in this room is adopted. Now, some of you were adopted by earthly parents who chose you to be part of their family. That is just… awesome. But some of … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged adoption, Annie, Brian Ivie, Christina Noble, Drop Box, Pastor Lee
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: The Church’s Middle-Aged Powerpoint
God has been talking to me. Some of you were just thinking, “thank goodness, you are the preacher!” Others are less convinced, and are eyeing the exits… In all seriousness, over the last few weeks, I think God has been begging me … Continue reading
The Bible Says What? God and Moses: The Musical (Exodus 24-34) #11
Moses spends so much time with God that his face glows (Ex. 34:29-35). If there was ever a time when someone became a “friend of God” (thanks to Israel Houghton for the image), it had to have been Moses. Sure, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Says What, Books, Theology
Tagged friends, God, God's glory, Moses, veil
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The Bible Says What? God’s Promise for Our Good (Exodus 23:20-33) #10
To be honest, I was inclined to skip ahead a bit. Have you ever felt that way? It doesn’t have to be the Bible, it could be any book… or the eightieth episode in a serial show. You just figure … Continue reading