At the end of his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus told a parable about wise and foolish builders. It’s one of my favorite passages in the Bible. Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. The rain cameRead more
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[getty src=”454267448?et=iRqcKWy_S8FbSLBD4GOpLw&sig=yHgMx1AHsPlOcgoqPSCO4pc0NMdn4BLIR5e27aFDLL0=&caption=true” width=”594″ height=”396″] One of the most impactful books I read in seminary was Hurt by Chap Clark. The book addressed the world of adolescents who were forced to look to each other for support because adults had abdicated that responsibility. Hurt used examples like Little League, which had been created to support kidsRead more
Late Monday night news broke that Marvel and Sony had reached an agreement that would bring Spider-Man to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I was completely floored by the announcement as I thought these monolithic corporations could never come to such an agreement. According to the deal Spider-Man will appear in an MCU movie before appearingRead more
“The Iron Ceiling” was another solid episode of Agent Carter. This week saw Peggy traveling around the world and reuniting with the Howling Commandos. We also learned a little bit more about the origins of Peggy’s crazy neighbor and potentially those of Natalia Romanova as well. This episode was high on the action and IRead more
I’m sick and need to spend my time sleeping and not writing. Here’s a post I wrote about nerdy illnesses I’m happy not to have. I always get sick at the worst times. I’ve come down with a pretty gnarly cold that had me taking a four-hour nap yesterday afternoon. I’d be all right withRead more
One of my fondest memories about growing up in church was the Maranatha Praise Books we used. The music wasn’t as loud or intricate as modern worship music, but I still loved opening those books and singing those songs. One of my favorite songs was “As the Deer.” It was a simple song based offRead more