Ragamuffin: The Movie
Today I stumbled across the movie “Ragamuffin“, which is based on the story of Rich Mullins. The trailer looks rather intriguing. Has anyone out there seen it? Was it any good? Christian movies have something of reputation…
Author: pilgrim
Mormonism and The Apostasy
I’ve posted a few links to Soul Device articles recently, so I thought I’d do another. I’d like to invite you to check out the great article about the Mormonism and the Great Apostasy:
Friday Frivolity: Bulletin Sarcasm
My favourite people: Jim Gaffigan
It has been a while since I’ve done a “My favourite people” post. Today will just be a short one on one of my favourite comedians, Jim Gaffigan. If you have no idea who this guy is, this short video should give you a feel for what he’s like:
As he mentions in the interview, Jim is Catholic and that naturally spills out over into his comedy, particularly with regards to his material on dating, marriage and especially family:
Wise Words On Wednesday: Building the Church
Church is built during the week and celebrated on Sundays
– Elm Grove Journal
Biblical Budgeting
Clients From Hell recently had a great story about a designer working with a religious group… 🙂
Music Monday: You wouldn’t mind
We’ll be leaving classical music for the next few weeks. I know I’ve shared this video in an earlier Wise Words on Wednesday post, but I think it’s so good, I want to post it again. Here’s Theology Of The Body in a song, Colleen Nixon‘s “You wouldn’t mind”:
My lips aren’t kissable they’re normally chapped
but you wouldn’t mind, baby you wouldn’t mind
My hair is frizzy I don’t straighten it flat
but you wouldn’t mind baby you wouldn’t mind…
…because you love me completely
you won’t separate my body from my soul
I’m so lucky that you chose me
I can’t wait to spend my life with you
My eyes are brown and you don’t wish they were blue
and I’m thankful for that baby, I’m thankful for that
You don’t have to say “I love you” cause you show me you do
and I’m thankful for that baby, I’m thankful for that…
Body and soul, body and soul our love is always becoming
and it’s dependent upon, the way we die to ourselves
and the depth of our commitment to loving the body and soul, body and soul,
I will give and never take
I’m so faint with love for you body and soul, body and soul
I love you body and soul, body and soul
You don’t have to say I love ’cause you show me you do
and I’m thankful for that baby, I’m thankful for that