Cries Of The Heart

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Anna and I are headed to Atlanta on Friday night for a pre-release screening of Fireproof at the Fox Theater.
Fireproof is the new movie from Sherwood Pictures…which is actually Sherwood Baptist Church of Albany, […]

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For today’s Watercooler Wednesday, Randy at Ethos posted about books and authors that have impacted him through the years. And he got me thinking about how many books I’d have on my list. There’s […]

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You’ve probably seen it on the news already. The adorable little girl that sang during the Beijing opening ceremonies? She was doing a Milli Vanilli. Lip-synching.

Why? Because a member of China’s Politburo decided that THIS girl, who actually sang the song, wasn’t attractive enough for television.

Needless to say, there’s […]

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The Music section of Christianity Today online noted today that “modern worship music” could be considered 10 years old this year. In 1998, there were seminal releases from Delirious?, Sonicflood, Hillsong, Michael W. Smith and others that really kicked things off to where we are […]

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Here’s the winner of the Cannes 2008 Short Film Online Competition, “Historia de un Letrero” (The Story Of A Sign). Just about five minutes of film…and an amazing depth of beauty. Enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNLmrv7-6OY

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Following up on my last W.W. post, here’s some more viewing habits of the couch-potato version of Paul J…
THE SPEED CHANNEL - For one show only, and that’s the Barrett-Jackson auto auctions. I’ve always said that if I were rich and stupid, the two things I’d […]

Anna and I don’t watch much TV. There are a few shows we try not to miss, and some other shows that we enjoy when we catch them, and some other shows we enjoy that we never thought we’d enjoy.
So, let’s break down what flickers across the cathode-ray tube and catches the Joseph’s attention:
NETWORK TELEVISION: […]

I’m not much of a current “gamer”. Haven’t owned a Playstation, XBox, or Wii. Have an old Nintendo 64 console somewhere in my basement, which still plays a mean Super Mario Brothers.
But back in the college days, I can’t even begin to imagine how many quarters I dropped in pinball machines and video game consoles. […]