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Author Archives: Jacob Sahms
David’s Story: View From The Goodyear Blimp (Sunday’s Sermon Today)
If you’ve watched a professional or college football game, more than likely you’ve seen footage of the stadium and the city where the game is being played, filmed from the Goodyear Blimp. In fact, they’ve been covering games for nearly … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Sermons, Sports, Theology
Tagged David, Goodyear Blimp, Solomon
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John Wick: Angel Of Death (Movie Review)
So, Keanu Reeves is in another action thriller. I figured it would be more 47 Ronin (which was mostly horrible with glimmers of imagination) than The Matrix/Speed/Point Break. Happily, I was wrong. In John Wick, two of Reeves’ Matrix buddies, … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Reviews, Theology
Tagged action movie, Die Hard, John Leguizamo, Keanu Reeves, Michael Nyguist, The Matrix, The Raid, willem dafoe
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God The Father: Many Ways To Be ‘Born Again’ (Movie Review)
Michael Franzese’s story, growing up in the Columbo crime family and becoming a ‘made man,’ a kingpin for the Costra Nostra in New York City, takes a turn because of the influence of Christianity. Now, his story is told through his … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Reviews, Theology
Tagged Breaking Out Ministry, mafia, Michael Franzese
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The Boxtrolls: Fighting The Fear Machine (Movie Review)
Laika, the stop-action animation company behind Coraline and ParaNorman, delivers another not-quite-for-kids film that wows the eyes and challenges our awareness of the world around us. It’s not that it lacks humor (seriously, Eric Idle wrote the theme song for the film), but it’s … Continue reading
Samuel’s Story: Answering The Call (Sunday’s Sermon Today)
Do you know what you’re called to do? Better yet, do you know what you’re called to be? I recently saw the World War II drama, Fury, with Brad Pitt and Shia LaBoeuf. It focused on one team of soldiers who fought from inside of … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons
Tagged brad Pitt, Calling, Dusty, Eli, Fury, God is calling, Planes Fire and Rescue, Samuel, Shia LaBoeuf
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John Connolly’s Wolf In Winter: Evil Feeds (Book Review)
The twelfth Charlie Parker novel that John Connolly has intrigued, scared, and tortured us with since 1999, The Wolf in Winter delivers the powerful, supernatural punch that the other books have, combining elements of Scott Smith’s The Ruins with cultic small-town evil … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged Angel, charlie parker, john connolly, Louis, Scott Smith, stephen king, The Collector, The Ruins
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Amy Poehler’s Yes Please: A Funny Look At Life (Book Review)
Saturday Night Live and Parks & Rec star Amy Poehler delivers a stunning book debut with her memoir, Yes Please. Given that I’ve occasionally watched the first and never watched the second, I’m not sure why I requested a copy of the book- but … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged amy poehler, parks & rec, saturday night live, upright citizens brigade
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Marketing & The Church: Let’s Make Money! (A Mustard Seed Musing)
Lately, there seems to be a growing buzz about how the church is out of date and needs to find a way to be more attractive to the next generation (or two). A week or so ago, a church member … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged Cheezits, Depends, discipleship, Monkey Joes, Sky Zone, sponsorship, Trojan, Welch's
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23 Blast: Blinded Teenager Learns To Play, Live Again (Movie Review)
Travis Freeman, a real-life teenager from Corbin, KY., goes blind overnight, throwing his world into darkness and impacting the lives of those in his family, on his football team, and within the community. But this is a bigger-than-Hollywood kind of … Continue reading
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