If you haven’t done so already, you need to check out “Get In Here Ministries.†They have a website that features a video interview with the two founders of the ministry, Johnny Lang and Chachi Laruso.These guys will revolutionize your thinking about Christianity and its mission. I urge you to watch the video and be transformed by “Get In Here Ministries.†It will change you life forever.
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“King of the Hill†on Mega-churches
I just couldn’t pass up this “King of the Hill†spoof on mega-churches. It’s pretty hillarious. Click on the following link to view it: “Hank Looks for a Church†Enjoy! (HT: Steve McCoy)
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USC Dynasty? Give me a break!
Can someone tell me how a USC win in the Rose Bowl would have been a three-pete? People seem to be forgetting who won the 2004 championship. Great game, Texas! Geaux Tigers! HT: Ray Bowman
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25 warning signs that you might be obsessing about Calvinism
Hat tip to Justin Taylor for bringing our attention to this must-read list: “25 warning signs that you might be obsessing about Calvinism.†This list is hilarious, and too painfully true. I could add some of my own foibles to this list, but there is not enough blog space for that.
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Benny Hinn’s Wife
This is unbelievable. I wish this were a joke, but I think it’s not. Go to the following web page and watch the streaming video titled “Mrs. Benny Hinn’s moment of zen.†You will be tempted to laugh, but it is probably more appropriate to cry. (HT: Justin Taylor).
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Hilarious!
The Drudge Report has a hilarious story about a recent MOVEON.ORG house party. It’s titled “Inside a MoveOn Supreme Court House Party.†If you have a few minutes, don’t pass this one up. It’s a gem.
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You Might Be an Evangelical If . . .
Common Grounds Online is running a hilarious blog-entry titled, “You might be an evangelical if . . .†All of the following is an excerpt. I’m laughing out loud! _________________________ If you say the word “just†more frequently than the word “Jesus†when you pray…you might be an evangelical. . . (See John Stackhouse’s Books & Culture review of Paul Bramadat, The Church on the World’s Turf…. There is . . . a hilariously sober account of evangelical prayer practices that involve both the frequent use of the modifier “just†(as in “Lord, we just want to ask youâ€) and what Bramadat calls the typical evangelical mouth-click. He tries to…