Archive | May, 2009

Feeling Like a Misfit – A Dialog With Vinyl Jones from Knapsackheroes – Jason Elkins

27. May 2009

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Feeling Like a Misfit – A Dialog With Vinyl Jones from Knapsackheroes – Jason Elkins

I was watching one of those cheesy but great claymation Christmas TV specials with my kids and heard the song "we're a couple of misfits" and inspiration hit. See, I was one of those kids (and adults for that matter) who never really fit in. A square peg in a round whole type deal.

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Excerpt From the Chapter “So Inevitably Dog” – David Teems

27. May 2009

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Excerpt From the Chapter “So Inevitably Dog” – David Teems

The following passage was written not about a man or a woman in love, nor was it written about the mechanism of worship in the human heart, in spite of how precise an image it makes. It was written about a dog.

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“Unattractive” – C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N.S – Mike Cowart Sr.

27. May 2009

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“Unattractive” – C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N.S  – Mike Cowart Sr.

All of us made the same judgment as the judges and audience on Britain's Got Talent. We immediately judged her on appearance. She was not attractive and had nothing to contribute.

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Peanut Has Something in His Hands – Korby Lenker

27. May 2009

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Peanut Has Something in His Hands – Korby Lenker

This morning when I woke up I could hear the wind blowing leaves off the tree outside my house. They made a loud clattering sound when they hit the concrete porch and then scraping noises like someone scouring a dirty skillet. “Man, I could listen to that all day” I said to no one. So I did [...]

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Video of the Week – You’ve Got a Friend

27. May 2009

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Some of my friends commandeered a limo the other night for a concert promo. The smiles on their faces are as beautiful as their harmonies. I hope you enjoy it, my soul is still grinning. Jason If you’re new around here, feel free to sign up for our E-Mail Updates: Enter your email address: Delivered by [...]

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Transition – Joshua Wienczkowski

27. May 2009

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Transition – Joshua Wienczkowski

The bands came and went, and we all have started to find our own niche. Best friend since first grade is cutting his first solo album, drummer is graphic designing in London, singer is finishing school and hosting college radio, and I’m in Nashville writing to you and hacking away at a music ministry degree and my first book.

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Happy Mother’s Day to the Mom In Front of Me – Jason Elkins

10. May 2009

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Happy Mother’s Day to the Mom In Front of Me – Jason Elkins

My oldest child starts Jr. High School this fall, and we had parent orientation the other night.   I went by myself because my wife’s back was pretty inflamed. As I was sitting alone in a crowd of parents looking over the literature about dress code, extracurricular activities, and pickup and drop-off times, I noticed [...]

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“Mother’s Day” – C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N.S – Mike Cowart Sr.

10. May 2009

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“Mother’s Day” – C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N.S – Mike Cowart Sr.

Dad visited her everyday and stayed from 9:00AM to 9:00 PM. He would often crawl into her bed and rub her head and tell her how much he loved her. He stood by her side as her spirit ascended to heaven.

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Yogurt, And Other Things That I’m Thankful For – Jason Elkins

10. May 2009

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Yogurt, And Other Things That I’m Thankful For – Jason Elkins

So, I’ve been feeling crazy stressed lately. Not a great testimony eh? I know God loves me, and I know to go to Him when things are good and bad, and I know that He’s always there… but man, even after praying this week, and jogging, and sleeping… I just couldn’t pull myself out of [...]

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The Gospel According To The Dog – David Teems

10. May 2009

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The Gospel According To The Dog – David Teems

During our Bible study, instead of sitting or sleeping quietly by my side as Oreo always did, as everyone expected her to do, she sat at the back door and made small crying noises, sympathetic noises that were hard to ignore. The sick cat was on the other side of the door.

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