The Book: Bible Illuminated
Read More → Book: The Book: Bible Illuminated Creator: Dag Soderberg We realized there was a huge opportunity to re-design or illuminate historical icons or products, making them more accessible, easily digestible and culturally relevant in today’s society. Today’s generations, young and old, do not just want to be given part of the message, they actually want to be part
Justice Focus: Discrimination
Read More →This February for the justice calendar we will focus on human rights, diversity, examples of when human rights are broken, and how God’s people can be a catalyst for change by defending the rights of all people. The underlying theme of discrimination emerges from it all. God created man and woman in his own image and
My Porn Story
Read More →My name is Matthew Caruk and porn ruined my life. There, I said it. MY STORY I’m 25 years old, happily married and my wife and I are now expecting our first child. I’ve been a part of The Salvation Army since the day I was born and when I turned fourteen I became a full, uniform
Demon Chats – Screwtape Letters
Read More → Have you ever heard a demon talk? What would a conversation between two demons be like? The Screwtape Letters is by C.S. Lewis (The Chronicles of Narnia) and it’s about exactly that, a conversation between two demons. The Screwtape Letters is quite a popular C.S. Lewis book and as you can imagine, the conversation between two
My name is Matthew Caruk and porn ruined my life. There, I said it.
MY STORY
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"But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ...
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February 5, 2010February Focus on Discrimination & Human Rights
ALL PEOPLE ARE EQUAL
Let us remember that all people are created by God, in his image and likeness. It is from this truth and starting point that we can begin to restore the rights of those whose rights have...
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Here’s another variation on the same theme as our recent post talking about God’s story as a love story. This one is culturally shaped with images and sounds from the hip hop scene. The dj’ing, spoken word and graffiti work is amazing when all mixed and edited together. What a powerful story!
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How does this story affect you (if at all)?
What part most connects with you – the spoken words, dj music or graffiti images? Why?
* c/o BEA
