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Another Trailer for Jonathan Levine's X-Mas Comedy 'The Night Before'
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"This tale is not about Santa or ponies, it's about three dudes, three bros, three ride-or-die homies." Sony UK has debuted another trailer for Jonathan Levine's Christmas comedy The Night Before, formerly once known as X-MAS, starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen & Anthony Mackie as the three dudes. This is pretty much similar to all the footage we've seen for this in the other trailer, the rest you'll just have to catch it in theaters when it hits this Thanksgiving. Jillian Bell, Lizzy Caplan, Mindy Kaling co-star, and yes even Miley Cyrus appears. I actually think this looks hilarious, and I can't wait to see it! Give it a watch.
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Ethan (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), Isaac (Seth Rogen) and Chris (Anthony Mackie) have been friends since childhood, and for a decade, their yearly Christmas Eve reunion has been an annual night of debauchery and hilarity. Now that they're entering adulthood, the tradition is coming to an end, and to make it as memorable as possible, they set out to find the Nutcracka Ball – the Holy Grail of Christmas parties. The Night Before, formerly titled just X-MAS, is directed by Jonathan Levine of The Wackness, 50/50 and Warm Bodies previously. The screenplay is by Evan Goldberg, Kyle Hunter, Jonathan Levine & Ariel Shaffir. Sony will release The Night Before in theaters starting November 25th, Thanksgiving week. Are you in?
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Friday, January 30, 2009
Life lessons...
I'm a youth pastor, and because of this my mind naturally searches for any sources of illustration. Any way that God could be speaking. Not so much that he "causes" these things to happen specifically so that I hear a certain message (although it's certainly possible). But rather, "here is what is happening, how could God be revealed through this?".
An important reminder in a life of searching for these revelations is one given by Jeremiah Bolich last weekend to all the teens at FROSTBITE. There will be times in life where I wonder, "Is this God speaking to me?" And sometimes it may even seem REALLY REALLY strongly that He is. When that happens, we need to go to the Scriptures. Because no matter how much we may "really feel" God speaking a certain word to us - the Word of God is 100% always His Word for our lives.
Once we've taken the "life lesson" to scripture to be sure it matches up with the known character of God - we can shout it. :)
So here it is:
Sophie was in the tub last night. I put her in before I even started the water. Usually when I do this, she crawls around all excited, and climbs around enjoying the empty tub. But last night, she just sat there looking up at me. Looking at the faucet, expectantly. Waiting for the water she knew should be coming.
Are we expectant?
Do we come to church and church activities actually expecting the Spirit of God to show up and do something? Or are we content to play around in our empty tub? Has it all become so routine/cynical that our hope rests simply on enjoying one or two of the songs in an emotional way, and go home "blessed" from that?
I want to look to the Father, expectantly. I want to stare into the veil, expectant of His Spirit to rip right through it, transforming His people together. Not because the speaker is that great. Not because the music was any good. Not even because there was an altar call. But because it's the nature of the God we serve (Acts 1:8).
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Giving In...
1. I love Jesus Christ, and am a new creation through Him.
2. I'm afraid of Trolls. Whether goofy or legitimately scary.
3. I tried to have a ponytail in high school, and it didn't work out so hot.
4. I once sang lead role in a Community Theater production of the Opera, "Amahl and the Night Visitors".
5. I'm a dedicated fan of the Detroit Red Wings.
6. My favorite hockey player currently is Brett Lebda.
7. Favorite all-time hockey player is Steve Yzerman.
8. I've appeared on, and kicked butt on, Wheel of Fortune.
9. I'm obsessive compulsive about where/how the cups go in our cupboard.
10. My favorite show to watch with my daughters is YO GABBA GABBA.
11. The best place to get chocolates for a special occasion is Jacques Torres.
12. I like to wear flip flops as much as possible. (and it IS possible whenever it's dry)
13. I'm very much a fan of GOOD hip-hop.
14. One of my favorite desserts is creme brulee.
15. The blacker the coffee, the better it tastes.
16. My wife is better/more beautiful than yours.
17. My kids are all smarter/cuter/all around better than yours.
18. I have to work purposefully on my humility.
19. You're probably a lot more interesting than I am in your 25 random things.
20. I'm okay with that.
21. I don't really like doing surveys like this.
22. I'd rather go out for coffee.
23. I'm laughing that you're still reading this.
24. I wonder sometimes what I should put as my final "random thing".
25. I think it'd be more fun to let you fill this one in - so leave it as a comment:
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Heaven as Incomplete...
"Believers and unbelievers have strong views about what happens when you die. For centuries, Christians have believed that their destiny after death is heaven: a spiritual place where they -- along with a myriad of angels, -- sing praises to God for eternity. But is it possible that Christians may have gotten that part of their faith badly wrong"
"Wright points to films like the romantic comedy "Four Weddings and a Funeral" where, in the absence of a clear grasp of what happens when you die, people invent ideas about the afterlife that are not in scripture.
"I think we have allowed ourselves to drift in what we say about the dead," Wright said."There are a lot of funeral services sadly which go that route these days, [where] death is nothing at all, I've just slipped away into the next room and so on. Anyone who's grieved and anyone who's worked with anyone who's grieved knows that it's a lie. Death is a monster, death is horrible."
"In a radical departure from traditional belief, Wright says that Christians are not ultimately destined for a spiritual place called heaven. He says that at the end of time as we know it, God will literally remake our physical bodies and return us to a newly restored planet."
"Heaven is important but it's not our final destination," he explained. "If you want to say that when someone dies they go to heaven, fine. But that's only a temporary holding pattern that is life after death. And what I'm much more interested in, or the New Testament is much more interested in, is what I've called life after life after death."
"But this interpretation is the exact opposite of what many American Christians believe. The hugely successful Left Behind series of movies and books is an apocalyptic vision of the end of the world -- a view shared by many evangelicals. According to those who believe it, the end of the world will start with the so-called "rapture," when all Christians will be taken up to heaven in one momentous swoop. The earth then enters a period of cataclysmic wars until it eventually disintegrates, in a final chapter of fire. Wright says that is more mythical than Biblical."
"It's a myth," Wright said. "It is an attempt to make sense of some bits of the New Testament. It was always the literature of the dispossessed ... it's now become the literature of the rich masses in parts of America."
Monday, January 26, 2009
We had over 130 people from over 10 different churches. We brought in Jeremiah Bolich as our speaker, and hired BREAM as our worship band for the weekend. We had carpetball, football, counselor hunts in freezing temperatures, and the other expected youth-oriented activities. But our preparation, fancy bells and whistles, and amazingly un-camplike food were not the source of what made the weekend.
From registration on Friday evening, through the various activities/services/meals/etc., into clean-up time on Saturday - Christ was praught/taught/proclaimed and studied. The reminder that we can easily become someone who is following Christ, and yet still not a Christian, was an appropriate message for the teens AND we adults. Especially those of us involved regularly in church-ish things.
When Jesus fed a crowd following him (John 6), he realized these people were following him for the wrong reasons. They wanted to make Jesus King of the Jews, and associated Him/His power with political potential. He wanted nothing to do with them, and escaped.
How often in our own lives, are we "following Jesus", and yet being someone he would look at and want nothing to do with? Do our ministries reflect Jesus, or our desires? So what does a life transformed by the Spirit of God look like?
For that, we have examples throughout the word of God, or people/disciples who lived out their faith. The New Testament is filled with stories of a spirit-empowered life under the new covenant. People who's lives were guided by, and wrapped around not who they wanted Jesus to be - but who Jesus revealed He was - and how He revealed His Kingdom to be.
"you no longer follow the ten commandments, you follow me..."
May we understand better daily what that really means...
Saturday, January 24, 2009
An update...
Friday, January 23, 2009
Universalism - "I'd Like to believe that." ?
There is a group of people who believe that since God's grace is offered to all, and God is all-powerful/irresistible, combined with the fact that Jesus Christ has been to hell and back, etc....many different reasons. Whatever the reason, there are some who believe that in the end, all will be "saved", no matter what their beliefs, and no matter who they were in this life/world.
Usually bringing up this belief, is followed by a (well intentioned most likely) "I'd like to believe that." No doubt the person is thinking of people they've known and loved, who either have passed on or will pass on someday (we all will) without knowing Jesus Christ as savior. Yes, we would all love to have everyone around, during and after God's completion of what He has in store for us...to enjoy it together forever.
But part of me isn't sure about saying "I'd like to believe that" to Universalism. And this coming from a guy who is a pretty big fan of being gracious, and God's redemption/grace being a HUGE force in the whole "eternity" issue. I think sometimes about all the things that would change, if that was the kind of God we served....I won't bore you with what's probably really horrible theological daydreaming - but lets just say I find comfort in how God has revealed his love/plan for us.
But I too, am tempted to say "I'd like to believe that" when I hear of people who think that even someone who builds their entire existence against God, in the end, will be overwhelmed by God's redeeming love/grace and ushered into His Kingdom. But I think such thoughts can be hurtful to our appreciation of how God has created us/creation, and gives us (however small) a place to divert energy from loving others (even difficult ones) TOWARDS Christ and His design/desire for us ALL.
As hard as it is to realize/admit/acknowledge/accept - there is something loving about allowing someone who desires nothing to do with God - to have what they desire.
In any case...may we continue to reach the entire world, and all in it, with the message that God is calling all people toward His Kingdom, and offering redemption in Jesus Christ - even/especially to us who realize our need for something other than ourselves to be anything good in this life...
Thursday, January 22, 2009
J-Term Sermon
If you hear it, and have advice/contributions to improve my public speaking or to correct any info found therein - I hesitantly invite it. :)
However, if you hear it, and God uses it to speak to you - then I'm glad I did it.
I know - it's too long. And too quiet. You gotta turn your speakers/headphones up really loud. Or you can try it here on my friends' server. Enjoy. :)
Audio of the SNL Skit provided by www.hulu.com, Saturday Night Live, and NBC. Not sure about legal issues, other than I was able to get the clip simply by using a link offered on the website intended for me to share it with others. So I did. :)
Obama: Because everyone else said something...
Is he perfect? No. Will we still have hardships as a country and as a world? Yes. But still, I admit I've bought into the excitement a bit. I can't pinpoint the source of the excitement, but I think my friend Jake, and his friend have hit on some major points - so I'll just give a nod in their direction.
I think the Church can and must become an active player in addressing many of the issues we hope government will get involved in. As jobs are lost, money is thin, and most are too proud to admit their needs - within the context of a Church community we have the ability to be vulnerable to each other, and to help meet needs as each is able. Everyone needs that, whether they will admit it or not.
As we watch Obama during his "First 100 Days" (not sure why that is such an important amount of time, CNN?) let us not put so much hope in one man that we forget this is about ALL OF US. May we all find work we can be doing, to serve the poor, love the marginalized, and live lives of vulnerable community with one another. May God continue to be with us...
May we continue to pray for our leaders, especially during these first days where so much is on his plate. God be with Obama. Help him to President wisely, and with compassion. May we follow when it is right to follow. May we challenge our leadership when it is right to challenge.
May we live as individuals born of, and for, the Kingdom of God. Not of golden palaces and "chosen people", but of love/forgiveness and by grace - for all. (no worries, not Universalism, but I still believe God's plan is offered to involve all. More on Universalism tomorrow...)
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Legal to show Superbowl at Church?
"I guess we'll just have to cancel this year."
"I think we're still gonna show it, and just hope nothing bad happens."
Just in case you've heard rumors one direction or another, or were simply going to show it anyways, figuring "the Man" doesn't care what goes on in podunk cities. Here's a quick video that recaps law changes made from 2009 going forward. Worth a watch, whether you're in ministry or connected to a ministry that is thinking of having a party this year....
Now, for the debates about commercial filtering, and what to do during the halftime show - I'll leave that up to people who care more than I do. I think the commercials are usually more entertaining than the game, and the halftime show is a great time to casually sit around socializing with the people around you - with decent background music.
For halftime? I know it's popular to show some sort of athlete who's life was transformed by Jesus Christ, as long as it fits in the halftime slot, combined with a quick altar call, and then back to the game. Personally - I think that's a bit silly. But I'm sure people have been transformed by such an experience, so I can't completely discount it.
For commercials, etc? I agree, some of the commercials, halftime shows, and even cheerleaders during the game - can be a bit risque to flash up on a giant screen in front of people who have committed to reducing that type of presence in their lives. Might as well just watch Yo Gabba Gabba and call it even.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
the triumph of estrogen...
Now they're taking over my home. :)
All humor aside, this is the official announcement you've all been waiting for. Circa June 11th, 2009, our 3rd child - Ruby Anne Anderson - will be welcomed into this world.
Yup, another girl. 3 Girls. One wife. One me. Go ahead, make your jokes. Are we sure? Well, the same guy did the ultrasound on our first 2 girls, and he was right both times. So yeah, we're pretty sure.
I still love it. Can't wait for all that lies ahead. I know - it's going to be one expensive teenage girl festival in our house someday. And eventually weddings (unless one or more of them join a convent - I'll have to look around for a nice one). But even with all of that - I can't help but be incredibly excited about the family we're growing here. Yes they're girls, but they're MY (our) girls. I love them.
Does that mean I'll never be able to take one of my children back and forth to hockey practice, and cheer them on as they score the winning goal, or land one awesome penalty on the jerk from the other team? Probably. (not definitely, girls can totally play hockey if they really want to) But even so, I'll have 3 FANS to sit with me at any game we wanna go to, and shout obscenities at the opposition. (Christian obscenities of course - "you stink like sin!!", etc.)
Ruby Anne - looking forward to your arrival. We've prepared a place for you, and heck - it's already filled with princesses, ponies, and Dora. Lord be with our daughter as she continues to prepare for the world ahead....
Sunday, January 18, 2009
moments of return...
I became a virtual jungle gym of sorts, as both Addison and Sophie attacked me for attention in the living room. It was really as if they were physically saying "daddy, we missed you". :) It was incredible.
After we tired out a bit, all three of us took a nap on the couch together. Usually a nap of any sorts "together" has very little sleep involved. But thankfully, I don't think they slept well Friday night, which led to a new sense of sleep deprivation. Sophie on my chest, Addie curled up under my arm, they both echoed smaller versions of their mothers "deep breathing noise" (not a snore, my dad snores....this is no way the same thing). :)
After a short nap together, I transferred them both to their respective sleeping quarters, where they BOTH slept over 2 hours further!!! After they woke up, we had a very healthy dinner of pepperoni pizza (made Mediterranean by some feta cheese sprinkled all over it) and potato chips before bath time.
With bathtime, booktime, bedtime, breakfast time, getting dressed time, packing, etc...times..(with moments for breaking out in running around the house sans diapers screaming and dancing to whatever song we wanted to sing or make up...or just crawl around like puppies for a bit)..whew. I have definitely gained a new appreciation for what my wife has been up to the past two weeks, and what she goes through every Sunday morning. I leave for church early by myself usually (two services), and try to escape with everyone still asleep. Maybe Addie should start coming with me to both services...we'll see. :)
Looking forward to my wife's return late tonight,as the Anderson family becomes "whole" once again finally, and a VERY exciting day tomorrow!!
Saturday, January 17, 2009
It's been a great time of learning and growth. For those of you who have continued to read my blog, congratulations. Your faithfulness has brought you far. For those who have been waiting patiently for me to get over all this Minor Prophet/Wesley nonsense, your time has come. I can't promise not to mention them in the future, but at least for present blog posts, beginning tomorrow you should expect to see more of the day to day musings and ramblings of a youth pastor/father/husband/Child of God/etc. :)
I want to give a shout out to my homies at the Groover house, for being such AWESOME hosts. Even though I couldn't party with them regularly like I would have wanted to, I know that at the drop of a hat, a party could have happened. At any moment, I could have put down the books, or closed the laptop. I could have climbed up those stairs. I would say "lets party" to whoever of the family was socializing in their main living area. The music would begin, and we'd boogie to whatever musical show they'd recently DVR'd. They are, after all, the GROOVERS. :)
Instead, I'm guessing I was a rather boring houseguest. A bookworm, a computer-worm, or an "out with the guys" worm on occasion. Thanks Groovers, for letting me find refuge in your basement...it was perfect.
I also want to make a suggestion based on a week of careful research. If you happen to find yourself in a distant city, without your usual selection of music to abuse and burn through like you deserve something better. If you find yourself with only 3 cd's with which to fill the silence of a week's worth of driving. If this is ever you, I recommend keeping a musical instrument in your car. Something that can be held in one hand, preferably. If it has a "key", you should probably make it something generic like "G", or "C" or something musically practical like that.
Examples include, but are not limited to: Harmonica, Egg Shaker, Tambourine, Recorder (without much demand for notes), kazoo (for those less inclined to actually be musical), etc.
I have had with me, my Hohner Harmonica (key of C). It's been interesting to see which Jack Johnson songs really should have had a harmonica in them, and which ones a harmonica shows up like Spongebob on Yo Gabba Gabba (unwelcome). Sure, you get a few strange looks, but you learn to get over those (as if you haven't already). It makes any cd you've heard a thousand times, a brand new opportunity at being musically entertained, AND this time you're a part of the action.
That's my major contribution to humanity for the day. (my fortune cookie told me I, in fact, DO contribute positively to all humanity, so back off) After many days of study and all the writing I involved myself in last night....it feels good to simply spew thoughts out there.
Thanks for playing.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Day 4: it can happen...
It was that Peter's denial was not when he claimed not to know Christ. His real denial began earlier that chapter, when he denied TO Christ that he would ever deny him. He was denying his humanity. Denying his ability to fall. Denying his need for Christ.
How often in my own life, have I set myself up for that same denial? Coasted through waters, always assuming "hey, I'm in ministry"....or "I read the Bible, and go to Church, how would I ever screw up majorly?". But as the message of Dr. Headley, and God's own working on my heart stirred, I was forced to realize I'm capable, humanly speaking, of any crime committed by a person found behind bars these days. Or even those who should be behind bars.
With that knowledge, I'll confess it's been a rough week in some ways. When I've allowed God to confront me with that understanding, it begs the quesion - so what? How does this change how I live my life? And this week I have been given the answer. Holiness as sin-expelling love.
You see, because in the same way I must realize my humanity and capability to commit heinous crimes, I also recognize - as pointed out by Wesley - the Witness of the Spirit on my life. Romans 8:16 tells me that, "the Spirit itself bears witness with our spirit, that we are children of God..."
I am a child of God. The more I am filled by this/His Spirit/His Love, and fill my life with loves directed towards, and sourced in that.....look out. :) Am I humanly capable of horrible things? Yes. It's when I understand/confess that - that I'm completely honest with my need for what God has done/is doing. Am I even more so capable of reflecting the God who created me? YES! And He has claimed me as His own. To love.
He has claimed you also...child of God.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Day 3: a glimpse...
We played dominos together some Tuesday mornings. We mall walked many, many miles together during my two years in Iowa.
I love that man. Charles lived out a holiness that I hope someday I can be involved in somehow. He mowed the church lawn on a big green John Deere tractor. He visited the elderly from our church. He helped fix things for people. He handled home situations I can't go into, with an amazing sense of love and commitment. He followed all the commandments, and then some. He did not believe food belonged in the Lord's House.
That final sentence may surprise you. You may think to yourself, "Chadwick is talking about works-based-Holiness, I want nothing to do with this man." To that I would quote the Godfather of soul - "shut yo' mouth" :)
You see, Charles did not believe "potlucks", or even casual meals should take place in God's Holy house. So he did not eat them. But he didn't simply stay at home, or walk around the church picketing. Charles baked something, brought it to the church, and gave it to someone else to bring to the table for him. Sometimes, he would bring McDonalds to the church, call me to come outside, and send me back in with a burger.
We were reminded Wednesday of Wesley's emphasis on HOLINESS AS SELF-GIVING LOVE.
All other loves are mere "pseudo-loves", from which sin flows. Things that we are tempted to view as love, but are not involved in restoring the image we've been created in. It seems like such a simple thing, but somehow ends up translated into pages and pages of doctrinal debates.
Not that I'm against pages and pages that are truly seeking to expand on the character of God. I've read some. They've been great. But man.....let's see more people like Charles, and hear more calling by our preachers to be people of Self-Giving love.
I wanted to say more on this Love as expelling sin....but maybe at a later date...
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Day 2: Wesley and Stuff.
The word? Supralapsarianism. What does it mean? Well, within the Calvinist theology, it supposes that God, contemplating man as yet unfallen, chose some to receive eternal life and rejected all others. Basically that even without the fall, some were chosen for eternal life, and others for separation from God.
That would be opposed to "Infralapsarianism", which says God's decree to permit the fall logically preceded His decree of election. Meaning, God allowed the fall, and then in response to the fall - chose some to save and some not to.
Calvinists feel free to call me out on those. I'm definitely no expert.
Besides that interesting note, today was great. Plenty of reading full of the wisdom of John Wesley, as well as studying the great movements in theology since 400 AD that informed his own. I especially enjoy the renewed sense of sanctification as "perfecting love", or "perfect love" lately. I would confess, I have a hard time loving some people sometimes, and with that knowledge, I seek that God would continue to work on my heart towards His Kingdom.
Looking forward to the days ahead, while still missing the ability to hold Addie before bed, to dance with Sophie in the kitchen, to kiss my wife just because. Looking forward to returning home for God to perfect my love there....
Monday, January 12, 2009
I remember growing up in my Wesle-Bapti-Non-denom-Metho-Nazarene days. I grew up in a church-going home, so obviously heard of such things as "salvation" (i.e. Jesus coming into my heart, etc.). Even in my teenage years, when I recognized a call on my life to ministry, I continued to learn more about the character/nature of God and His creation.
But I'll confess that it wasn't until college, when I heard much of anything (that I paid attention to - sorry to those ministers who shouted sanctification over my head) about this "2nd work of Grace". Even then, with professors both whole-heartedly for a word-for-word definition, and some who were shaky on what it even meant, or what words to use; I saw this bit of theology as something to investigate, appreciate as a continuing transformation of God (how bad could God doing MORE work be? even if painful. ).
It's been an exciting journey, one that has found me appreciating it anew within the context of my new Free Methodist family. Here I have found a grace, and yet an intensely purifying fire, wrapped up in discussion/preaching of sanctification; that before was simply a phrase or a sentence used to prove that one had even heard of it all.
All that to say, even after finishing the reading for this week (whew), I'm looking forward to how God works on my wife (haha, yes Mrs. A, I meant "life" here...oops), and reveals Himself in the days to come. Feel free to ignore my blog until next Monday, when I'll probably post more about hockey or other "fun" stuffs. :) Until then, it'll just be updates on all this Wesley-Holiness-Sanctification hullabaloo most likely.
Oh, and missing my wife and daughters. :)
Sunday, January 11, 2009
"We have this challenge and opportunity," Watkins said. "In a time of scarcity when the budget is going to be directed to U.S. human needs we need to help leaders remember that we also have to think about those in the rest of the world."
"Relief for storm-weary Haiti is one Jubilee USA's biggest concerns. Despite being hit by a succession of hurricanes that led to devastating floods during the summer of 2008, Haiti continues making weekly $1 million payments to the World Bank. Jubilee USA plans to push Obama during his first 100 days in the White House to ask the World Bank to cancel the Caribbean country's payments, Watkins said."
"When countries have to pay back the debt, then what falls aside is the education, the medical help, family care," Sister Josie said. "The country cannot take care of their people when they have to pay back the debt. Everything they have, and everything they don't have, goes into paying the debt and as a result they have nothing to move their infrastructure forward."
May God bless these efforts towards His Kingdom....
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Day 5: Micah and Co.
In the Old Testament, God established a covenant with a people, Israel. They were chosen by God. Throughout the scriptures we see a pattern of these people falling away, being punished/restored, and enjoying covenant living again.
We believe that the Israel of Old Testament can be, in many ways, considered the "Church" of today. That is to say, WE are the descendants of these people. Through the blood of Christ, we have become His people, and His desire for covenant living once again, now applies to us.
In the minor prophets, we see God using nations like Assyria and Babylon. Not only USING them, but using them to PUNISH the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. What are we to think of this? Didn't God choose Israel, and thereby decide that Israel should be blessed?
But we realize God did not simply choose Israel so that He would have "a people". God chose Israel SO THAT the entire WORLD may be reached by His love. It's when the people of Israel forget this, and trample the needy, or do not show love for their Gentile neighbors; that God moves in the correct them.
So what about us? If we (the Church) are now, what Israel was to God in the OT, the connection becomes very, sometimes painfully clear. We are the Church not so that God can have a "body". But we exist SO THAT the entire world may know that God is for them. To proclaim, and live out His Kingdom, ESPECIALLY outside the walls of our churches and confines of "our needs".
Friday, January 09, 2009
Day 4: Still Micah?
Whoa. Seriously Micah? I mean....you couldn't have just said "hey, you people who are misleading those I love"
Its intimidating sometimes, especially with passages like this in scripture. These verses come under the heading "Leaders and Prophets Rebuked". Wow. That's right. Leaders and Prophets. You may have thought, "enemies and warlords rebuked". But nope....it's directed at those who are actually in positions of leading/caring for God's people.
People in the book of Micah were complacent. They enjoyed listening to an "easy" religiosity. Surely God wouldn't do anything rash, right? They're doing fine.
Sound familiar? It's very tempting these days to do ministry in a way that looks attractive to people. Even in youth ministry, I've heard youth pastors offer salvation as a cure for teenage angst. I've seen children, teens, and adults claim Christ, and yet upon examination of their life - nothing has changed.
God calls us OUT of the broken covenant. We are called to love God, and to love others. As someone in ministry, that means the preaching of the FULL gospel message, not simply the chunks that are easy to digest. After all, it's evident that it's not just a "pet peeve" of Gods....apparently it gets him pretty riled up. :)
But we read Micah 2:12-13. "I will surely gather you.....like sheep in a pen......one who breaks open the way will go up before them; they will break the gate and go out. Their king will pass before them, the Lord at their head."
It may not be an easy path, but it is the path led by Jesus Christ. The path of suffering. The path of new creation. The path of liberation.
May God help we who are leaders and prophetic ministers to not be deserving of such rebuke....
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Day 3: Lunch with Micah
I was ready.
I wasn't needed.
The lecture/discussion went up until class ended = presentation will be tomorrow. Which was totally fine, cause it was good stuff. Not like, buy this book and give it to all your friends stuff. But more like, this is great, but I'm glad I don't have to read a book that says this....kinda stuff.
I really enjoy our professor, and learning the historical context behind all the minor prophets has been very interesting. Not that anyone had ever purposefully hidden these things from me...in fact, I took at least one Old Testament course in college. But still, much of this has been great learning, and encouragement to take it home with me into life and ministry settings.
So yeah...I'm totally ready for my Micah background presentation. Here are a few highlights, to whet your appetite. (cause I know if you're like me, your appetite for information on the minor prophets could use more whetting):
Micah - written between 722 and 701 B.C. He was from Moresheth, which is 25 miles SW of Jerusalem. He is warning both Israel AND Judah (but primarily Israel, the northern kingdom) that they are going to be punished for neglecting the poor.
For too long, people played religion well. They "know" God is with them, and they acknowledge Him, going through all the motions. Meanwhile, the poor are trampled on, and "love your neighbor" never quite happens. Micah proclaims that God is going to discipline them for this, etc.
Sound like an irrelevant, old testament, boring obscure message with no purpose in our context today?
Pssh. Look out religious pride.
Micah just opened a can of "thought you knew religion" on ya'.
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Day Two: Ignoring Micah
Maybe about how cool it is to hang with Free Methodist people in ministry from all over the United States? (even the one I see every day at home) Or how much I appreciate the freedom my wife is giving me this week, and feel semi-guilty each morning as I forgo sleeping in for a 6am run to whatever coffee shop is open, able to sit quietly with my laptop and/or a good book? (I would offer to let her do the same when this is all over, but I think she'd rather sleep in anyways)
How about how I've procrastinated on my research of a certain minor prophet whom I'm supposed to be knowing better these days? (no worries, it'll get done) How about missing my girls, and seeing them on Skype which gives Addison plenty of time to tell me how many times she's "gone yellow" that day. (congrats Addie!)
Nah. I don't think I have enough time to breach most of the topics listed above. If I'm feeling generous, maybe you'll hear a bit after day 3. Until then, just know that I'm enjoying this J-term stuff.
Rockin' the flops. Drinkin' coffee. Readin' like it's going out of style.
Sleeping with Brobee. Woot.
Side Note: Update from Decatur, IL - 5 names were removed from the ballots due to the ill-prepared paperwork (really dumb reason - both for happening, AND for being sued) Check out this article for the final names. Only two choices for Mayor. Maybe I WILL run someday. :)
Monday, January 05, 2009
Day One: Invitation to Micah
- Addie pooped (a great one) in the potty in time for me to get a picture, and send it to her proud uncles before leaving. They can thank me later.
- I forgot to plan ahead, and burn some cd's of sermons/speakers I enjoy, so I was forced to listen to local radio stations along the way. Turned out to be a treat. Caught some great mid-90's music on the journey to Indy. Including, but not limited to: Blues Traveler, 311, Sublime, Live, Hootie & and Blowfish (guilty), and yes - even a little from the Cranberries. (wonders why no one plays classic late-80's hip-hop anymore?)
- Hermes survived the entire trip on highway 36 (so I wouldn't have to go over 55mph) without having to stop due to a malfunction. This is awesome, due to his not leaving Decatur, IL since we arrived in 2005. It's kinda relaxing to drive 3 hours, without any desire to pass anyone or speed.
- I arrived with enough time to hang out with my brother, his fiancee, and her fam. a lil' before launching the week of classes. Rockin' out at the Groover's this week. So grateful for their hospitality while I'm in town, and it saves my church more than a few bucks.
- Found 3 Starbucks' and one Panera (top choice) between where I'm staying and where I'm taking classes.
- Realized that as much as I poke fun at it sometimes, God may actually have something to do with what class I take and when I take it. I'm looking forward to what this week of learning/Spiritual growth has to offer my ministry, my life, and my future for the Kingdom. I already enjoy/am encouraged by the emphasis on God's calling on us to be people of prophetic ministries. Not so much in the "Jonah going to Ninevah" sense, but in a very real "seeing and proclaiming what God sees/desires" sense.
- Upon the assigning of books for various things by our professor, Micah and I realized we'll be spending some very indepth time together. I'm looking forward to getting to know the man he was, the time he was, and the message God uses him to proclaim.
- Realizing I'm going to miss the 3 females I usually share the behind the scenes moments of life with very much. God be with them...:)
Sunday, January 04, 2009
Only this time I won't have BURPO, or my amazing girlfriend/fiancee/wife, or the ability to put things off for very long.
It's called J-term.
Two weeks. Two classes. Minor Prophets, and Wesleyan Theology.
Check the blog for updates on my survival, and education. :)


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The reception was held in the ballroom of the hotel. We had a live band, seafood buffet, dessert bar and an open bar.
My centerpeices were orchards in water. We had table names instead of numbers. The table names were names of GPS waypoints that aircraft use to navigate. We chose waypoints between Nadi, Fiji and Sydney, Australia as a bulk of my relationship has been long distance between Fiji and Sydney.
Placecards were luggage tags that guests put on their suticases on the flight home. Kids were given wedding themed activity books and crayons with their names on it. We hired 4 babysitters for the 20 kids. Men recieved flip flop bottle openers. Women recieved organic Pure Fiji coconut soaps.
We had an engraveable guest book frame.
Cake was 4 tiers and seashell themed. The layers were either banana, tropical fruit cake, vanilla or chocolate with buttercram icing. Yum!
Everybody boogied!
Then it was time to exit, that was it, 4 days of wedding festivities. it was the best 4 days of my life.
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I am going to attempt a royal icing tiara for my daughter's birthday cake.
What is the best royal icing for this?
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I was going to do one but I run out of time. When I did a search for tiara info on here I found that most people said the RI with eggwhite is much stronger and that those who used one without eggwhite had theirs crumble. I decided to do a gumpaste one but I didn't leave myself enough time and tried to rush it and pulled it off before it was properly dry and it crumbled. Not happy!
In case you experience serious difficulty (like I did), here is a link to what tiara I had to finally use since nothing was working and I was totally out of time. I made it out of fondant. http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1424453
I use the recipe in the Wilton meringue powder. It come out great every time. It is mostly powdered sugar with some meringue powder and water or flavor. It has both a regular and thicker recipe. I used the thicker recipe.
FYI - the extra makes nice after dinner mints with some mint oil. The recipe makes a lot of royal icing.
For a tiara, I would make royal icing from raw egg whites and sugar and add some white vinegar for strength (about one to two teaspoons per egg white).
Mix it well, don't beat it (use either dough hooks in hand mixer or paddle in stand mixer. After mixing, let the royal icing sit covered either with kitchen wrap or damp cloth for about one to two hours - it needs to be covered so it doesn't crust. This way, all the small air bubbles can rise to the top.
All this should make the royal icing stronger.
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Make two or three so you have spare if you can. Althrough you can almost always glue the tiara back together with some more RI, sometimes the break is in very unfortunate place.
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US Senate Democrats made the opening move in their effort to portray Republicans as out of step with mainstream Americans on the question of whether humans cause climate change.
Democrats maneuvered a vote on an amendment Wednesday that would designate climate change as a man-made event. Although the amendment was defeated, Republicans were forced to take a stand on the issue before the 2016 campaign begins.
The vote was intended to help determine "who the climate- change deniers in the US Senate really are," third-ranking Democrat Charles Schumer of New York said a day before the vote. "Do they deny that human activity has helped create climate change? Stay tuned -- we'll see."
The Senate, by a 50-49 vote with 60 required, rejected the amendment to a Republican bill approving TransCanada's Keystone XL oil pipeline. Republicans control the Senate 54-46.
The amendment, offered by Brian Schatz, a Democrat senator from Hawaii, would have deemed that "climate change is real" and that "human activity significantly contributes" to it.
South Dakota Senator John Thune, the chamber's third- ranking Republican, said the proposal had political undertones.
"Obviously, it's a very politically motivated vote," he said. "They would love to get a bunch of Republicans voting against those amendments."
Five Republicans voted in favor of Schatz's amendment -- Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, Susan Collins of Maine, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Mark Kirk of Illinois. No Democrats voted against it.
Ten additional Republicans also voted for a separate proposal that said human activities contribute to climate change, though it didn't call the contribution "significant."
That amendment, designed to provide political cover to Republicans, was offered by Senator John Hoeven, a Republican from North Dakota, the main sponsor of the Keystone pipeline bill. The amendment failed, 59-40.
Of the 15 Republicans, seven are up for re-election next year: Ayotte, Kirk, John McCain of Arizona, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Rand Paul of Kentucky, Rob Portman of Ohio and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania.
Ayotte, Kirk, Portman and Toomey represent states that President Barack Obama won in 2008 and 2012.
"The American public understands that climate change is real and caused by humans," Schatz said following the vote. "Disagreeing with the facts is going to be a disqualifier for most people in most states."
Republicans next year must defend 24 Senate seats compared with 10 for Democrats, a reversal from the past two elections when significantly more Senate Democrats were on the ballot.
The climate-change votes probably will be packaged into Democratic fundraising pitches and election ads aimed at ousting Republicans who disagree that humans cause climate change.
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It's an unenviable position - NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell knows the state needs money, but is that a good enough reason to break a key election promise and fully privatise the state's electricity network?
Not necessarily, says former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett, but in an interview with 702 Mornings, he does suggest Mr O'Farrell hold a referendum on the issue.
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In this course students will learn Ekonkon dance and the Kutiro drum rhythm as rendered by the Jola people of Senegal (Casamnce) West Africa. Students will begin with a slide presentation discussing the history of the Ekonkon dance, the region and people who perform the dance, when and for what occasion the dance is rendered. Next is a series of demonstration videos of the natural dance movements of the Ekonkon dance technique, followed by the solo Ekonkon movements and lastly a video with live drummers playing the Ekonkon rhythm on Kutiro drum. Further, an example of the call by the drummer to begin and/or change movement, known as a "break" will be demonstrated. As a bonus there is a video that demonstrations the formation of a Bantaban (circle), which is where dancers gather together and demonstration their knowledge of the technique and movements in a compilation of movements put together in improvisation, beginning with the Ekonkon song and accompanied by the drummers.
By the end of this lecture students will know the history behind the movements in the Ekonkon dance, understand the purpose of the movements, can sing the Ekonkon song, have experience in how to execute the movements, understand the rhythm and recognize the 'break" in the rhythm, and have the ability and skill to attend and participate in a West African dance class with confidence.
Students will learn the history and technique of rice cultivation as rendered by the Jola people of Casamance, who live in the southern region of Sengal, West African, and how some of their cultivation techniques are mimicked in Ekonkon dance movements.
In this lecture students will learn about Kutiro drums, understanding the Ekonkon rhythm and learn to hear the break in the rhythm.
In West African dance the movements are seldom what they seem. Most movements are done with the torso tilted slightly forward, knees slightly bent and the feet shoulder width apart to support the hips. These are just of few of the many intricacies, technique and nuances that assist dancers in interpreting the Ekonkon movements.
Students will learn how to render the first movement in a series of natural movements distinctive to Ekonkon dance. In this movement the foot technique is reminiscent of the Jola people pressing the rice seeds into the earth after they have been spread on the ground.
Students will learn how to mimic pulling a rice plant and placing it in a basket while maintaining the foot technique and rhythm of Ekonkon dance.
Students will lean how to continue to maintain the Ekonkon foot technique while shifting hand movements to mimic holding a basket filled with rice and shifting (shaking) the basket to separate the rice from dirt and rocks.
Students will learn a new Ekonkon technique that requires the feet to step then push up into a reive', while arms and hands are moving in a scooping motion.
Students will learn how to use the small movement that is a step then hop, to mimic the ridging of the rice fields with a kajandu or kadiandou (unique shovel).
Students will learn an Ekonkon solo (celebration) movement, utilizing the hips and a popping motion on both sides of the body, usually rendered at a faster tempo.
Students will learn to utilizing a new foot technique and arm motion that replicates the cutting of rice plants with a knife or sickle (farming tool) to harvest the rice crop.
Students will learn the movement that sets up the transition into the main Ekonkon movement.
Students will learn a solo movement which lifts the leg from the thigh, bending at the knee in front of the body, popping the hips, and putting the leg back down. The arms swing from the elbows to the front of the body then to the back. The nuance in this movement is the small pop of the hip as the leg is being lifted.
Students will learn the technique of a popular solo movement, rendered at a faster tempo.
Students will learn a popular movement that requires the hips to twist from right to left while take small steps forward, and is rendered at a faster tempo.
Students will learn the technique to the main Ekonkon movement, which rendered at a faster tempo.
Students will learn to listen for the "break" in the rhythm--a signal to dancers when to start or stop a movement, and when to change movements.
Students will use the Kutiro Drum rhythm to practice the Ekonkon dance technique, to formalize themselves with the "break" and to understand the polyrhythms played.
Students gather in a circle at the end of a dance class and demonstrate the technique they learned, and to have fun.
Raised and educated in both the Baltimore/DC Metropolitan Area and the San Francisco Bay Area, Bakara Johnson became a student of dance after participating in a modern dance class in high school. She later received aggressive training in Haitian dance and Dunham Technique with Lynn Wethers-Coles and Blanche Brown, Congolese dance with Malonga Casquelourd, and the traditional dances of Guinea, Ghana and Mali, but it was in the traditional dances of Senegalese West African that she found special personal and artistic resonance.
As a performing member of Harambee Dance Ensemble, Ballet Saungamar and CEEDO West African Drum and Dance Company, she worked to articulate movements through her dance technique, choreographed pieces and her costume designs. She became fascinated with West African dance as a lexicon of movement around the world, and the interface between preservation and dissemination, which makes West African dance an interregnal part of her life.
Aside from her professional dance career, Bakara works as a Staff Coordinator and Editor. She holds an A.A.S. in Business Technology, a B.A. in English and a MPS in Publishing, and devotes her editing career to working with writers in a way that helps to facilitate better communication between readers and writers.


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Think of cheeses as falling into five basic types, says Anne Saxelby, owner of Saxelby Cheesemongers, in New York City. For a good balance of tastes and textures, serve one from each category. 1. Blue: The most intense.Gorgonzola (shown, top left), Cashel Blue, Fourme d'Ambert, Roquefort, Stilton. 2. Semifirm: Subtle but rich.Manchego (shown, top center), cave-aged Cheddar, fontina, Garrotxa, Saint-Nectaire. 3. Super-aged: Sharp and nutty.Parmigiano-Reggiano (shown, top right), Asiago, Comté, aged Gouda, aged Gruyère. 4. Pungent: A.k.a. stinky.Taleggio (shown, bottom left), Èpoisses, Langres, Livarot, Pont l'Évêque. 5. Mild: Soft and creamy.Fresh chèvre (shown, bottom right), Brie, Camembert, Chaource, Robiola. Get a shopping list for everything you need for the party.
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From WW Simply Delicious. Per 1/2 cup serving: 190 calories, 4 g fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 32 g carbohydrate, 10 g fiber, 9 g protein, 3 points.
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This was a quick and tasty meal. I used 2 tbsp of fresh sage and I loved the use of fennel. I thought the amount of onion was perfect and will remember next time to chop the onion and fennel to a small dice instead of a rough chop. I don't know how you could possibly get 4 serving out of this - tiny portions. I served this with bread and thought that was tasty. The lemon flavor is great in this dish. I think pureeing everything into a dip would also be fabulous. Thanks for posting.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 medium fennel bulb, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 (19 ounce) can cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
- 2 teaspoons dried sage
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon juice
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt (or to taste)
- fresh ground black pepper, to taste
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- Let the oil get heated in a large nonstick skillet over med-high heat; add in onion, fennel, and garlic; stir/saute 3-5 minutes or until softened.
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