• Media

    Posted on August 14th, 2009

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    And Then There Was Blue Like Jazz

    And Then There Was Blue Like Jazz

    So I guess I am probably the last person in the world to read Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz but I did finally get a chance to read it this week.  My summer semester at Liberty finally ended this week (and the fall semester doesn’t start for a week) and I have had a few [...]

  • Religion

    Posted on December 30th, 2008

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Receiving a True Gift Does Not Create an Obligation

    Receiving a True Gift Does Not Create an Obligation

    Now that the Christmas holiday is over and the gift giving has basically gone back to normal, I have a few observations.  As simple as we try to make Christmas, it seems to get more complicated each year.  To try and simplify things at our house this year we went back to the German tradition [...]

  • Journal

    Posted on December 4th, 2008

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Learning About Yourself Through Twitter and a Word Cloud?

    Learning About Yourself Through Twitter and a Word Cloud?

    Anyone else besides me love word clouds?  I like them for many reasons but if they are not contrived of a set of words you put in manually, it may actually tell us something about ourselves.  These of course are not scientific, but there are many API applications that will put data from parts of [...]

  • Media, Religion

    Posted on October 27th, 2008

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Caitlin Beidler from Redemption Art in Worship // catalyst08 Photos

    Caitlin Beidler from Redemption Art in Worship // catalyst08 Photos

    I have been waiting and waiting to get to this particular edit from Catalyst finished…so today I finally got around to posting these images from Catalyst08 in Atlanta. This is Caitlin Beidler from Redemption Art.  This very well could have been the greatest live acts of worship I have seen in a long time.  It [...]

  • Religion

    Posted on October 6th, 2008

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Is This a Photo of Zacchaeus Waiting on Jesus to Pass By, in Auburn?

    Is This a Photo of Zacchaeus Waiting on Jesus to Pass By, in Auburn?

    Every week there is a home football game in Auburn huge crowds gather for the traditional Tiger Walk where the players walk down the street through the fans and on into the stadium.  I saw this guy up in the tree waiting for the football players to pass by and thought of that great story [...]

  • Religion

    Posted on June 23rd, 2008

    Written by damascus

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    Google Ranks Jesus and Church by City

    Google Ranks Jesus and Church by City

    Do you like stats like I do? Who doesn’t, right. We keep stats on our blogs, individual posts, just about everything that is run on the Internet is backed by some kind of stat. Because of the way the Internet works, stats and trends have become huge on the Internet.  Once something that [...]

  • Religion

    Posted on June 5th, 2008

    Written by damascus

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    Creative Chaos 14 // Christ Became Sin For Us

    This is my post for Creative Chaos // 14 (see also guidelines) over at Ragamuffin Soul for this week. This is from a past Easter service when I was visiting a small church in Alabama.
    Christ Became Sin For Us
    When you walked into the sanctuary there was a huge cross with a bunch of small [...]

  • Religion

    Posted on May 18th, 2008

    Written by damascus

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    Boulevard of Broken Dreams

    Boulevard of Broken Dreams

    As is customary on Saturday’s around our place, I am usually out cutting part of the pasture grass and listening to my music, and today wasn’t much different. Today I had a very wide range of music set to random play and the song Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day came on. [...]

  • Religion, Sidenotes

    Posted on April 10th, 2008

    Written by damascus

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    Not to Be Comfortable, But To Make Us Comforters

    Not to Be Comfortable, But To Make Us Comforters

    This text below was something that my mother in-law kept and was special to her and I felt it was appropriate for today and every day. It is nice to have a small reminder like this of who Christ is, the Great Comforter.
    I kept the context exactly as it was, including the caps, those [...]