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Tag Archives: martin luther king jr
Sunday’s Sermon Today (DNBA – Advent 4): No Longer in the Dark (Luke 2:8-20)
This is the fourth sermon in the DNBA Advent series Think about the worst job you’ve ever had. The dirtiest, nastiest job. I’ll give you my top 2. The first summer after my freshman year, I worked at McDonald’s. I … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Sermons, Theology
Tagged light in the darkness, martin luther king jr, new year, shepherds, Wise Men
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Suiting Up (Ephesians 6:10-18)
You wouldn’t show up for a half marathon wearing golf cleats. Or an ATV race with only a scooter. You wouldn’t show up for a baseball game in your hockey gear, or for a basketball game with a golf ball. … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons, Sports, Theology
Tagged armor of God, baseball, competition, martin luther king jr, tony dungy
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Unbroken: Surviving The Darkness (or, How Angelina Jolie Made A Movie About Faith) (Movie Review)
Louie Zamperini’s troubled childhood was saved by competitive running, a winding road that led to racing in the Olympics (Germany, 1936). But World War II tabled his running career, and after forty-seven days adrift at sea, internment in a Japanese prisoner of war … Continue reading
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
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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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Homefront: Who Watches Our Violence? (Movie Review)
Don’t believe what you’ve heard (Rotten Tomatoes, anyone?) This is the best Jason Statham flick since The Transporter. After several disappointing spins as The Mechanic and various incarnations of Crank, Statham had semi-Statham-like performances in Killer Elite and Redemption/Hummingbird. But now, strange as it is to see … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged chuck logan, crank, darkness cannot drive out darkness, frank grillo, James Franco, Jason Statham, kate bosworth, killer elite, mark isham, martin luther king jr, phil broker, Redemption, taken, taken 2, the mechanic, transporter, winona ryder
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