Yesterday director Neill Blomkamp shared the above image on his Instagram with the caption: “Um…So I think it’s officially my next film. #alien.” A few weeks ago Blomkamp shared some concept art he’d done for a potential Alien sequel, a sequel that never came to fruition. Fox must have liked the art, though, because BlomkampRead more
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Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the Lenten season. Ash Wednesday is a day to reflect on our mortality; we come from ashes and to ashes we will return. In the past I’ve written about those nerdy characters who wanted to cheat death. This year I thought we’d kick off Ash Wednesday and LentRead more
I’m pretty bummed that there are only two episodes left of Agent Carter. It’s been a fun miniseries and I definitely hope that it comes back for a second season. The action picked up even more in “A Sin to Err” as Sousa pegged Peggy as a traitor. Peggy went on the run but finishedRead more
I’m in the desert for a few days with our preaching team. Once a year we head off site in order to plan out our sermon series for the next year. God often met with his people in the desert and the wilderness. I’m praying that he will follow suit with us as we tryRead more
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
[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