The Televangelist: A Case for the Idiot Box
“Channel surfing is … dangerous, it’s inefficient, and it results in your watching things merely to pass the time rather than redeem it.”
“Channel surfing is … dangerous, it’s inefficient, and it results in your watching things merely to pass the time rather than redeem it.”
“How do we make certain that we aren’t giving Jesus a make-over to look like us? We have to look for timeless, historical, and biblical ways to worship together.”
This week’s Elsewhere will make you laugh, cry and yell with your fist shaking in the air, “SUUURRRF DOOOGGGG!!
“[M]any messages in the marketplace today speak highly of women by way of demeaning men.”
“Moneyball reminds us that reinventing one’s self is less a mathematical formula than an art form—more about creating a life constituted by beautiful purposes, and less about bottom-line winners and losers.”
“St. Vincent’s album is a reminder of the contradictions that exist within myself that shape my understanding of God and the world around me.”
“So why all the incessant complaining? More lessons in human nature, I guess.”
Jason Morehead finishes out his five month long exploration of Andy Crouch’s Culture Making.
“Cultivating community takes many shapes–I never would have thought it would involve furiously chopping digital fruits.”
“Your cheers betray the hatred in your hearts and the poison in your minds.”
The new Sarah Jessica Parker movie presents us with a self-centered view of motherhood.
“I’m not opposed to meat consumption on principle, but I think we are doing ourselves and our progeny a disservice to pretend meat wasn’t once an animal”
The arts and sciences are advancing virtually unchecked, and redefining the concept of humanity as they go.
Jay Tholen offers more Gospel chiptune and Mount Eerie contemplates mankind’s fragile existence.
Another fine collection of links, articles, videos, bizarreness, and stuff about video “games.”
“God makes all things new”
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