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Author Archives: Jason
Resolution Broken
I made one resolution this new year. And it took me all of one day to break it. I’ve made some weird resolutions over the years. In 2007, I resolved to go without fried foods, desserts, and Mountain Dew. But … Continue reading
Why God Gave Us Hands
Last night we were eating at Cracker Barrel when Joshua suddenly convulsed into this raging coughing fit. For something like 15 or 20 seconds, he was hacking and wheezing and spewing spittle everywhere, all over his plate, our biscuits…everything. While … Continue reading
The Sermon on the Mount 6
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. — Matthew 5.4 I used to have a really hard time with this passage of Scripture. I think those of us who have grieved deeply over the loss of a … Continue reading
Posted in Eschatology, Gospel, Jesus, Scripture, Sermon on the Mount
Tagged 2 Corinthians 1.3-4, Grief, Revelation 21.4, Romans 12.15, The Beatitudes
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Albums of the Decade: Top Three
I’ve gone back and forth here on my favorite albums of the decade. There have been three albums that have emerged as my favorite of the past 10 years or so. As far as I know, none of these are … Continue reading
What Does God Want for Christmas?
In all the hustle and bustle of this season of giving and receiving, I had a funny thought today: what would God want for Christmas? I should add that these are the kinds of thoughts I usually have when I’m … Continue reading
12 Best Reads of 2009
I’m a little disappointed in my reading output this year. Each year, i set a goal for myself of reading one book a week. Even though I fell woefully short of 52 books (by the time I finish my current … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Books, Faith, Music, Scripture, Theology
Tagged Clarence Jordan, Donald Miller, Eugene Peterson, George Robinson, Joseph J. Ellis, Judaism, N.T. Wright, Randy Harris, Richard Stearns, Rob Bell, Sam Walker, Steve Stockman, U2
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The Subject of Every Verb
Terrence Fretheim, in his book The Pentateuch, makes some interesting observations regarding the rhetorical features of the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. In addition to the portrait of God as Creator, Law-Giver, Judge, and Savior, an entirely relational … Continue reading
Best Albums of 2009: 1-10
Let me just reiterate what a great year this has been for music. I can’t see how 2010 can even possibly measure up to ’09. A great way to close out the decade. Back to the list: 10. Neko Case … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged Bruce Springsteen, Conor Oberst, Eels, Justin Townes Earle, M Ward, Monsters of Folk, Neko Case, Phoenix, The Avett Brothers, U2
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Best Albums of 2009: 11-20
Every December, I compile my list of the best albums from the previous year. (I know. I. Am. A. Dork.) The rules are simple: these are albums that were released THIS YEAR. Thanks to the glory of eMusic, I’ve been … Continue reading
LOST Season Six: Radiohead and Espanol
The producers of LOST have asked ABC not to show ANY of the footage from the upcoming Season Six in any of the promo ads. The producers want to keep as much of this season under wraps as possible; even … Continue reading