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Tag Archives: billy joel
The Bible Says What? The Exodus: A Matter Of Trust (Exodus 13:17-17:7) #7
God does something counterintuitive when leading the people out of Egypt: God picks the long way when the Israelites depart Egypt. They’re on the run from their slaveholders, but God chooses to send them on a longer trip so they … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Says What, Books
Tagged A Matter of Trust, billy joel, Exodus, God, Moses, Pharaoh, Red Sea
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The Breakfast Club Blu-ray: When Labels Become Unstuck (Movie Review) #TBT
John Hughes’ follow-up to Sixteen Candles bears its thesis in the opening and closing voiceovers of the film. It’s a before and after shot of what it means to be a teenager, to be human, to “come of age,” and to struggle … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Reviews
Tagged Anthony Michael Hall, billy joel, coming of age, Emilio Estevez, John Hughes, Molly Ringwald
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Fault In Our Stars: We’re More Than Side Effects (Book Review)
The Fault in Our Stars finds its inspiration in a young adult blend of Shakespeare and cancer survival, mixed up in a relationship between Hazel and Augustus. Told from Hazel’s perspective, the book tracks their romance, their banter, and their struggle … Continue reading