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Grabbing my first copy of @markaclark new book!
Such a great and captivating writer and pastor!
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Have you had a chance to dive into @markaclark's series, The Problem of God, The Problem of Jesus, and newly released The Problem of Life? Now's a great time to jump in!
This series explores many of the major issues that people may have with faith or the Gospel message and address them in approachable, powerful, and truth-filled ways. Plus, if you order a copy of The Problem of Life, you can get access to a FREE Church Kit with resources for preaching and teaching this book to your congregation or small group!
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@markaclark just received your new book today. Just 3 pages in and I'm looking for a pencil to underline.
Earths crammed with heaven.
Amazing thought.
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We are saddened to inform friends that our dear brother, Voddie Baucham, Jr., has left the land of the dying and entered the land of the living. Earlier today, after suffering an emergency medical incident, he entered into his rest and the immediate presence of the Savior whom he loved, trusted, and served since he was converted as a college student. Please pray for Bridget, their children, and grandchildren.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. – Psalm 116:15
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“The Bible is the writing of the living God; each letter was penned with an Almighty finger.”
— Charles Spurgeon
The recent sell out of Nolan’s ODYSSEY tix has caused me to ask a question that i haven’t thought thru yet but want to hear your thoughts: why are all movie tix the same price? If you are a sought after director whose film cost 250M to make and can sell tix for more why not?
Test screenings were right. No need to save the squirrel. I really wanted to like this movie and I get it was doing the goofy comic book stuff and was going for younger audiences but it wasn’t good. It was insane ha
James Gunn says he almost cut the scene of Superman saving a squirrel from the film because test screening audiences didn’t like it:
“We showed it to test audiences and some people did not like the squirrel. They’re like, ‘Why the fuck is he saving a squirrel? Why is he taking time out, saving a squirrel?’ There was a cut where I cut it out and I’m like, ‘I really miss the squirrel. He’s gotta save the squirrel.’”
(Source: rollingstone.com/tv-movies/t…)
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I've been reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis, and I just came across a paragraph that hit me harder than I expected.
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The final scene of The Wonder Years took place on the Fourth Of July and man it hits hard as the years continue to pass
IMHO the 2nd best action movie ever made! (Of course Die Hard is the best)
“Will you concentrate on the pain of your broken-world experience and resist it, or will you permit the pain to become an environment in which God can clearly speak to you about matters of ultimate importance?” - Gordon Macdonald, Rebuilding Your Broken World