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Tag Archives: fear
Film Review: A Ghost Story
Story telling has been at the heart of human communication since the development of language. Countless generations of people have gathered to share stories that entertain, inform, and offer insight into their condition. One of the iconic story forms is … Continue reading
Notes on Breaking Bad Sermon Series: “Life in the Crawl Space”
The sermon series uses the show “Breaking Bad” as a parable to illustrate the power of sin and consequences of breaking away from God, When life breaks bad for us. The second sermon uses the program to illustrate Jesus’s parable … Continue reading
Notes on Breaking Bad: “Fillet of Soul”
The first sermon in my Breaking Bad sermon series was “Fillet of Soul.”John 12:1-7, Jesus’s teaching to fear not what kills the body but what kills the soul. Walter’s breaking bad was his breaking toward fear rather than faith when … Continue reading
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Tagged Breaking Bad, chemistry, faith, fear, Gospel of Luke, jesus, Walter White
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Sermon Series: “Breaking Bad (Ways of Being)”
Text: Luke 12:1-9 Sermon “Fillet of Soul” Jesus teaches the disciples not to fear those who can kill the body only, but he who can kill the soul. Living in fear rather than by faith when life breaks bad is … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, Breaking Bad, Breaking Bad Sermon series, Christian preaching, faith, faith and autism, faith and film preaching, faith and special needs, fear, Gospel of Luke, Jesus teaching, life challenges, life trials, living with autism, Luke 12, preaching and special needs, religious hypocrisy, soul, United Methodist Church, Walter White
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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
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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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