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Tag Archives: God
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Romans 8:28 (Romans 8:28-37)
Have you ever had a really bad day? A day when nothing seemed like it was going your way? Maybe you’ve heard the story about the guy headed somewhere who gets on the plane to get there. Unfortunately, the plane … Continue reading
The Bible Says What? God and Moses: The Musical (Exodus 24-34) #11
Moses spends so much time with God that his face glows (Ex. 34:29-35). If there was ever a time when someone became a “friend of God” (thanks to Israel Houghton for the image), it had to have been Moses. Sure, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Says What, Books, Theology
Tagged friends, God, God's glory, Moses, veil
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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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Do You Believe In Miracles? (Sunday’s Sermon Today- Gospel of Luke)
The Super Bowl was pretty amazing. The Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots struggled, banged on each other, and fought for thirty-nine minutes. And then in the final minute, two amazing things happened. First, Russell Wilson threw the ball … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged Centurion, God, miracles, New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl
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Amy Simpson’s Anxious: Tackling Worry, Anxiety, & Fear (Book Review)
Amy Simpson, author of Troubled Minds, tackles the layers of worry, anxiety, and fear in her latest book, Anxious: Choosing Faith in a World of Worry. From the get go, she’s clear that a faithful focus doesn’t replace counseling or medicine as … Continue reading
A New Season (Neighbors Fall 2013)
This devotion will show up in the Virginia Methodist devotion, Neighbors, this fall. But here it is now. Fall is one of my favorite times of year. It brings football, colder weather, some family traditions, and usually the sort of … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Sports, Theology
Tagged football, friday night lights, God, halftime speech, humble prayer, prayer to god
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Save Me From Anne Heche?
If there’s something overtly religious about an upcoming television show, I’m apt to DVR it. But then again, I’m inclined to set my DVR to record the initial episode of just about every new show out there, from mainstream networks … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Theology, TV
Tagged 12 Steps, AA, Alcoholics Anonymous, Anne Heche, community, food, forgiveness, God, hearing God, NBC, potluck, Save Me
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The Boston Marathon & 42: How Will You Fight The Hate?
“Not again.” That’s the thought that echoed through my head when a Facebook post led me to the first harrowing reports of the bombs which exploded at the end of the Boston Marathon yesterday. Soon, the reality of two, shrapnel-loaded … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged 42, baseball, Boston Marathon, Boston Red Sox, God, Jackie Robinson, justice, negro league players, peace, Revenge, sports, terrorism, vengeance, Zero Dark 30
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Why Everyone Should See: Zero Dark Thirty
I am a pacifist at heart, but I love action movies. I value peace universally, and I tend to steer clear of war movies based on real stories. I like the work of Kathryn Bigelow, but I cringe at the … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews
Tagged God, Jessica Chastain, Osama Bin Laden, oscars, politics, Revenge, Zero Dark Thirty
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