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Category Archives: Sports
Breaking The Cycle Of Violence: Ray Rice, The NFL, & The Court of Public Opinion (Mustard Seed Musing)
I’m stunned. Months after knocking out his then-fiancee in an Atlantic City hotel elevator, Ray Rice has been cut by the Baltimore Ravens and banned indefinitely by the NFL. That is not what I’m stunned about. I’m stunned that it took this … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Sports, TV
Tagged domestic violence, Janay Parker, Josh Gordon, Michael Vick, nfl, Pete Rose, ray rice, Roger Goodell
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The Be-Attitudes: Challenged Or Beaten Down (Sunday’s Sermon Today)
Sometimes, I think that the Church has a persecution complex. We can convince ourselves in the holy huddle, the protective bubble of family and friends who think like we do, that ‘the world’ (whatever that is) is out to get … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Current Events, Sermons, Sports, Theology
Tagged Louie Zamperini, WIll Muschamp
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FF Rant: #Winning (2014)
Here’s my dream draft in a ten-team league for this year, drum roll please… Quarterback: Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints ($35). Consistency, consistency, consistency. Brees just keeps chucking it, even while the NO brass keeps saying they’ll take more running reps. … Continue reading
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FF Rant: Hit The Alarm Clock (Sleepers & Bounceback Candidates 2014)
For this year’s sleepers write-up, I’m ignoring the top fifty players on my draft board. For the record, I had the rough draft of the list done by July 20 and have updated it with preseason games and additional information … Continue reading
FF Rant: Back Away Slowly… (Do Not Draft 2014)
After the response to last year’s batch of fantasy football posts, I figured I’d give it a spin again this year. Here’s the first in a series coming to the blog over the next few weeks on FF. Argue, agree, … Continue reading
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Ben & Julianna Zobrist’s Double Play: More Than The Big Time (Book Review)
I knew two things about Ben Zobrist before I read his collaborative memoir with his wife, Julianna. One, Zobrist plays for the Tampa Bay Rays, one of my beloved Red Sox’s arch rivals. Two, He’s a great fantasy baseball player, as … Continue reading
Six Things I Learned From Mom (A Mustard Seed Musing)
I could write about the time my mom beat the snake to death in the driveway with a softball bat, and then carefully placed it in a glass jar so my biologist dad could identify whether it was poisonous or … Continue reading
Life Of A King: Protect Your King (Movie Review)
Eugene Brown (Cuba Gooding Jr.) gets out of jail after eighteen years and can’t get a real job. That’s the trouble with being an ex-con: you never really get to lose the ‘con’. But a stint as a high school … Continue reading
Uncommon Marriage: One Faithful Couple (Book Review)
It seems appropriate, on Valentine’s Day, to post a review on an amazing couple who are “learning about lasting love and overcoming life’s obstacles together.” Sure, as a pastor, I’ve read my fair share of books on “love and marriage,” … Continue reading
My “Best Of What I Saw” 2013 Version
By my count, I saw 38 films in 2013, plus over a hundred DVDs and several dozen TV shows. Of course, not all of them are created equal, and here’s my wrap up of what was actually worth catching! Best … Continue reading