And yet another ridiculous antic from Pastor Steve Munsey. Of course all you have to do to be young is wear a tight graphic tee and a pair of jeans…. H/T: Museum of Idolatry
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NWI Local Interest
I didn’t know whether I should cry or vomit when I saw this. This is a video clip from First Baptist Church right here in Hammond, Indiana: Be sure to catch the part around minute 2:12 where Pastor Jack Schapp points out that each visitor cost the church $12.50. I’m sure your neighbor will feel [...]
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There was an earthquake this morning in the northwestern suburbs of Chicago, near Elgin, IL. Several folks around here felt it. It reminded me of the words of Jesus: “You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is [...]
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Seth Godin came up with some phenomenal ideas for unemployed college students to attempt to accomplish in a year, but I think the list could be helpful for a much larger audience. If someone were to accomplish even a few of the items on this list, his or her job prospects would increase exponentially. Check [...]
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Do not put your trust in princes, in mortal men, who cannot save.When their spirit departs, they return to the ground; on that very day their plans come to nothing(Psalm 146:3). For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the [...]
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In my last post, entitled “It’s raining, it’s pouring”, I showed a bunch of photos of the flooding in my neighborhood. I talked about having to evacuate my grandma from Munster, here are some photos of her house as of this morning: A guy walking through it was up to his knees in water, so [...]
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Wow! We got hit with some rain. It took me almost an hour to get home the other day, and I was within a mile of my subdivision! Why? Because two of the only ways to get in were flooded, so I had to take Route 30 to get in a back way. The only [...]
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I (Dan) got a new tattoo yesterday. I got theophaneia on my left rib, which is Greek for “appearance/manifestation of God.” It is the root word from which the name Tiffany is derived, my wife’s name. Since God created Eve out of Adam’s rib, I figured it would be fitting to get the Greek root [...]
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ROBERT STEVEN SZOKE, JR. CROWN POINT, IN Robert Steven Szoke, Jr. “Steve”, age 32, passed away on May 27, 2008. Steve was a graduate of Thornton Fractional North of Calumet City, IL Class of 1993 and a graduate of Lincoln Christian College in Lincoln, IL Class of 1998. He formerly served on staff with Cross [...]
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This afternoon, my pastor, Steve Szoke, entered into glory. I’ve felt pretty numb about it all day — I haven’t really had any words to say. I think I was somewhat ready, since he’s been in hospice for some time now, but it still isn’t pleasant. The wake will be this Friday (May 30th) and [...]
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Jerry Davich, Post Tribune columnist, wrote a great article today about a new book regarding race relations. The book was written by black attorney John H. Davis of Gary, Indiana; and it answers touchy questions such as: “Are blacks naturally loud, lazy, untidy and athletic? Can all blacks dance? Can blacks get sunburned? Why don’t [...]
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It’s not the pizza. I love the pizza, I think it’s some of the best pizza I’ve had. It’s the service — it stinks! I am not being one of those idiots who judges the book by its cover, I actually have now been to this pizzeria on two separate occasions, and I never plan [...]
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This is part 2 of a 2 part series on my religious cultural experience in Northwest Indiana. My wife is taking a course at Bethel Church right now entitled, “Perspectives on the World Christian Movement.” This weekend was their cultural experience field trips and I went along for the ride with the BetterHalf (Hence the [...]
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This is part 1 of a 2 part series on my religious cultural experience in Northwest Indiana. My wife is taking a course at Bethel Church right now entitled, “Perspectives on the World Christian Movement.” This weekend was their cultural experience field trips and I went along for the ride with the BetterHalf (Hence the [...]
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If you are a goy (non-Jew/Gentile) like me, you are probably asking yourself, “what is prayeramedic talking about?!?” Well today in the Jewish calendar it is 14 Nisan, 5768. Today is the “Great Sabbath” (Shabbat HaGadol), the “Eve of Passover” (Erev Pesach). Tonight, millions of Jewish families around the world are sitting down to eat [...]
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