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Bond, Baptism, and Beginning Again
After seeing the newest James Bond film, “Skyfall,” I thought about the nature of rebooting. Celebrating 50 years of Bond, the newest edition continues the reboot of the series that began two films ago with the casting of Daniel Craig … Continue reading
Posted in Faith Shots, Film Shots, Scattershooting
Tagged "skyfall" review, baptism, Body of Christ, Bond, charles wesley, congregations, faith, faith and film, film reboots, film review, forgiveness, god, grace, James Bond, James Bond in film, Kingdom of God, new life, power of sin, sacrament of baptism, sin, Skyfall, The Church
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Eagle “Eyed”
I preached a sermon on God’s presence last week and talked about brushes with greatness I have had. I forgot about one that I experienced several years ago and shared in my church column then. As during the sermon, I invite … Continue reading
Posted in Faith Shots, Sermons
Tagged Brush with Greatness, Christ, Don Henley, faith, god, God's presence, jesus, name dropping, Preaching, Preaching psalms, Psalm 139, sermons, SMU Football, The Eagles
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“It’s All in the Attitude.”
When I was pastoring in Bogata Texas I had an encounter that has ministered to me many times through the years. I was in the sanctuary of the church when the minister at the Baptist church came by to meet … Continue reading
Posted in Faith Shots
Tagged faith, god, grace, Holy Spirit, hospice, John Wesley, spirit, United Methodist, United Methodist Church, Wesleyan Theology
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Sermon: Pixar-Palooza Sermon Series: “Up” – “The Spirit of Ministry is Adventure”
Posted in Faith Shots, Film Shots, Sermons
Tagged Acts 10, adventure, Bible, Book of Acts, carl fredricksen, cornelius, faith, In case you missed it review: Up, ministry, Peter, Pixar, Preaching, up
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In Case You Missed It Film Review “United 93”
In Case You Missed It Film Review “United 93”In Case You Missed It Film Review “United 93”I wrote this review for my local church paper for the release of “United 93” in 2006. United We Stand The highest achievement in … Continue reading
Faith the Size and Strength of an Old Chickpea Seed
I am a tremendous fan of documentary films. Even while some of the best films are documentaries, Docs are among the most underrated of film genres. These films provide fascinating insight into the passions and lives of amazing people as … Continue reading
Posted in Faith Shots, Film Shots
Tagged climate change, creation, diversity, Dr Ken Street, environment, environmental responsibility, faith, faith and film, faith growth, faith of tolerance, fear, food production, food shortage, global warming, stewardship, stewardship of world, sustainable food, The Seed Hunter, theology, tolerance, Wesleyan Theology
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9/11 Reflection
On the 11th anniversary of 9/11, I join all Americans in reflecting upon the events of 9/11/01. That day, as I was preparing for a worship service that night I wrote my “I Reckon” for the First UMC Farmersville newsletter. … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, faith, fear, god, response, shock, terror, World trade center
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Sermon: I Samuel 17:4-7,32-51 “In Name Only”
Summer Reads Sermon Series: David Goes to fight Goliath, “in name only.” http://r.b5z.net/i/u/10092240/m/Sermon_120826.mp3
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Tagged David and Goliath, faith, faithful living, god, Preaching, sermons
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“SKY” VBS Sunday Celebration Sermon: “Trust God, AKA Boldly Go!”
This Sermon concluded the 2012 VBS, the theme of which, “Nothing is impossible with God” It was a wonderful week of great music, stories, games, snacks and fun as we were all reminded that with God the Sky is not … Continue reading
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Tagged Childrens ministry, faith, god, Preaching, Sermon, sky vbs, United Methodist Church, VBS
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Olympic Fever: Catch It 2
As long as I can remember I have enjoyed watching the Olympics. I have a few memories of the 1968 Olympics from Mexico City, especially Bob Beamon’s crushing of the long jump record by several feet and establishing a record … Continue reading