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Tag Archives: Jesus
The Hierarchy Of Clean (A Mustard Seed Musing)
I like being clean. It’s not that I mind being dirty, like sweaty from a good workout at the gym or covered with dirt, grass, and leaves from raking the yard or working in the garden. But when I’m supposed … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged hierarchy of sin, hotels, Jesus, Maslo, mission trips, Romans 8:31-39
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Taboo Break Dancing (John 4)
I am not good at small talk. I want to be good at it, but more often then not, I just plough right in. You look like you’re struggling… “what’s the problem?” You’re angry… “what did I/someone else do?” You have a … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged changing church, church taboos, cultural divide, cultural taboos, forgiveness, Gatorade, Jesus, John 4, jokes, Living Water, Max Lucado, Punchinello, redefining Christian, Samaria, small talk, Woman at the Well, You Are Special
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Can Santa & Jesus Get Along? (A Mustard Seed Musing)
Lately, it seems like there’s a groundswell to pick Santa or Jesus, like Team Edward or Team Jacob, Dallas Cowboys or Washington Redskins, creationism or Darwinism. That you can’t give credit to one without disavowing or at least diminishing the other. But … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged apostle Paul, generosity, Isaiah, Jesus, John 15:12, Matthew 18:1-5, Matthew 25:31-46, Micah, micah 6:8, Santa Claus, sheep and goats, St. Nicholas
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Good News Of The Day: Real Life Devotion (Book Review)
This is a review of a fellow HJ writer’s new book, that I’ve copied from HJ. But many of you don’t read both so I thought it was relevant here. Hope you’ll check it out! I don’t know Yo Snyder … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Theology
Tagged comics, dark knight, denver broncos, devotional, hero, Hollywood Jesus, Jesus, Movies, videogames, xbox, Yo Snyder
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Neill Blomkamp’s Message For Christian Filmmakers
With the release of Neill Blomkamp’s Elysium, the story of a dystopian future where the privileged live in a safe space station above Earth while the impoverished struggle in a desolate waste, I went back to the first of Blomkamp’s … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged apartheid, Beatitudes, christian art, District 9, Elysium, immigration, Jesus, Neill Blomkamp, science fiction, segregation, Sharlto Copley
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The Bible Episode 2- From HollywoodJesus.com
I was one of the 27 million who tuned into the first episode of The Bible TV series last week, a somewhat skeptical participant but quickly intrigued by the visualization of my frequently read stories from Genesis and Exodus of the Old … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, TV
Tagged bible tv, cycle of sin, David, faith, forgiveness, History Channel, I Kings, Jesus, Judges, Nathan, Old Testament, religion, repentance, Samson, Saul, The Bible TV Series, theology
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Getting Out Of The Boat 2/24/13
(Matthew 14:22-36) Do you ever wish you could take a break? Southwest’s commercial slogan, “want to get away for awhile,” has appealed to almost all of us at some point. We just need to stop, take a break, recharge, and … Continue reading
