Check out the trailer for a soon-to-be-released movie, taken from a novel written by my good friend, Rusty Whitener.
The book and movie are titled A Season of Miracles. Set in the early 1970’s Deep South, A Season of Miracles in an engaging, feel good story, about baseball, autism, coming of age, faith, and baseball.
I read the book when it first came out a couple years ago, and recommended it to a number of others. Now I am looking forward to seeing the story come to life in movie form.
In this video Jonathan Dodson answers important questions like:
You can also read Dodson’s follow-up article: The Dangerous Gospel
Philippians 2.14 says: “Do everything without complaining…”
I wonder if the Apostle Paul would make any exceptions for entertainment value.
Perhaps not.
But there is a growing trend around the world that is adding creativity to complaining. They are calling themselves Complaint Choirs. Complaint Choirs are groups of people who blend their laments into humorous songs. Most are then “airing” their gripes on YouTube.
The first complaint choir was established in Birmingham, England. Since then they have spread across Europe to Canada (the above video), the US, Singanpore, etc. New choirs continue to spring up around the world.
Now a web site has been developed – Complaints Choirs Worldwide – with a locator map to track these expanding groups. The site even has a link that allows viewers to rate thier favorite choirs.
NOTE: Listen to the NPR interview with a leader of the Helsinki Complaints Choir: Voicing Displeasure
In this classic comedy, from 1953, Andy Griffith describes his first encounter with the great American game of football.
I’d never heard of Tim Hawkins until recently. This guy is funny!
The above video is titled: Cletus Take the Reel. Carrie Underwood never did her version better.
GRACE & PEACE 