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Tag Archives: Burning Bush
Exodus Gods & Kings: Aiming For Greatness (Movie Review)
Exodus Gods & Kings was one of those ‘no-brainer’ films for me: it involved my favorite Old Testament figure and it was directed by Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Runner, Gladiator, Prometheus, Kingdom of Heaven, Robin Hood, etc.) A dozen brave souls … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Reviews, Theology
Tagged Aaron, Aaron Paul, Ben Kingsley, Burning Bush, Joshua son of Nun, Moses, Ridley Scott, Yahweh, Zipporah
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Moses’ Story: Everyone Is Someone’s Child (Sunday’s Sermon Today)
Before Moses was the guy standing in the middle of nowhere staring into a burning bush, before he was the man who would perform miracles and defy Pharaoh and his court, before he was the one who stormed his people … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged bulrushes, Burning Bush, Moses, papyrus, Pharaoh, Pharaoh's daughter
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Ten Words #1: God Doesn’t Have An Identity Crisis
The first word: “I am God, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of a life of slavery. No other gods, only me” (The Message, Exodus 20:1-3). [This is Week 2 of the Ten Words series. To read the intro, … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons
Tagged 12 years a slave, braveheart, Burning Bush, Eddie Byun, Exodus 20, fred craddock, human trafficking, identity crisis, imageo dei, justice awakening, liam neeson, martin luther king jr, micah 6:8, mishpat, onnuri community church, romans 8, Sean Gladding, steve mcqueen, taken, Ten Commandments, William Wallace
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Holy Ground
For worship on Sunday, July 14, at The Stand (casual and contemporary, 9 a.m.) and Blandford UMC (traditional, 11 a.m.) Reading Exodus 1-5 isn’t required, but it wouldn’t hurt! As we continue to weave our way through the Old Testament, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged 42, Aaron, Arizona fires, Boston Marathon, Branch Rickey, brooklyn dodgers, Burning Bush, Exodus, first responders, holy ground, Israel, Israelites, Jackie Robinson, Moses, Pharaoh, Red Sea, Ten Commandments, vampire weekend, ya hey
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Hating On “The Bible” Miniseries
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I’m skeptical of media that barely dresses up a point of view with a few tidbits of action, drama, or acting, barely concealing that it is a diatribe against this or … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, TV
Tagged Abraham, Abram, Burning Bush, faith, History Channel, Mark Burnett, Moses, ninja angel, Noah, Red Sea, Roma Downey, The Bible, The Bible miniseries, theological truth, theology
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Jacob Sahms 