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Author Archives: Jacob Sahms
R-E-P-E-N-T (Sunday’s Sermon Today- Gospel of Luke)
Jesus didn’t come to make your life better. Jesus came to make your life eternal. (End sermon. Walk away…) Jesus came preaching good news for the poor, the sinful, the left out, the forgotten about. Jesus came preaching good news … Continue reading
The Captive: Voyeuristic Pursuits (Movie Review)
Atom Egoyan’s film, The Captive, is creepy, not unlike the 2013 Denis Villeneuve thriller Prisoners. The film’s backdrop is snowy Ontario, starring Ryan Reynolds and Mireille Enos as Matthew and Tina as they barely hold onto reality for eight years after the … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews
Tagged Atom Egoyan, Bruce Greenwood, kevin durand, Mirielle Enos, ryan reynolds, Scott Speedman
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Longmire Season 3: Of Madness & Friendship (TV Review)
The third season of AMC’s adaptation of Craig Johnson’s novels about Sheriff Walt Longmire finds our protagonist, played by Robert Taylor, battling against forces outside of his control. Even more so than previous seasons, where he was moving forward case … Continue reading
Da Vinci’s Demons Complete Second Season: Chasing The Future (TV Review)
Starz is blasting the home media market this week with two offerings: the first volume of Outlander (Diana Gabaldon’s novel-turned-adaptation) and the second season of Da Vinci’s Demons on Blu-ray/DVD. In the first, Claire Fraser/Randall travels through time to 18th century Scotland; in the … Continue reading
NFL Films’ Super Bowl XLIX Champions New England Patriots (Movie Review)
Do you remember when the Seattle Seahawks had Super Bowl XLIX wrapped up after Jermaine Kearse’s acrobatic (lucky?) catch, maximizing his athletic control and preparation? Or how about when the media had quarterback Tom Brady categorized as “over the hill” … Continue reading
The Bible Says What? Creation (Genesis 1-2) #1
I bought another pop-culture-take-on-the-Bible book. Like my addiction to Coke, I just can’t help myself. But it is written by another, non-practicing author, who brings great insights and applications but isn’t a Christian. So, I wondered what it would look like for … Continue reading
Kingsman The Secret Service: Seeing What Others Don’t (Movie Review)
Matthew Vaughn (Kick-Ass, X-Men: First Class, Layer Cake) has taken Mark Millar’s graphic novel The Secret Service and turned it artfully into an artful send-up of the James Bond movies, and a social commentary on plenty of the issues that plague the … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged Colin Firth, I Samuel 16:7, Kick-Ass, Kingsman, Mark Millar, Matthew Vaughn, Michael Caine, samuel l. jackson, Taron Egerton
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Don’t Worry, Be Joyful (Sunday’s Sermon Today- Gospel of Luke)
Fresh out of business school, the young man answered a want ad for an accountant. Now he was being interviewed by a very nervous man who ran a small business that he had started himself. “I need someone with an … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged anxiety, birds of the air, joy, lord's prayer, peace, service, St. Francis of Assissi, Worry
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The Overnighters: Dealing With The Aftermath (Movie Review)
Director Jesse Stone delivered a masterpiece with his documentary, The Overnighters. When I discussed the story of Pastor Jay Reinke with him in November, he hinted at a post script interview with Reinke after the film had been edited. Now, with the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Theology
Tagged Jay Reinke, Jesse Moss, Overnighters
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Horrible Bosses 2: Now They’re Their Own Bosses (Movie Review)
In the original film, Nick (Jason Sudeikis), Kurt (Jason Bateman), and Dale (Charlie Day) worked together in a comedic Strangers on a Train scenario where they would kill off each other’s Horrible Bosses. In the sequel, their Shower Buddy idea is going nowhere, … Continue reading