Missional Living

It’s the story of a mother who gave birth to a son. And the son who holds the fate of the world in his hands.

Her name is Sarah. Not Mary.

I gotta admit, there’s only about two shows on television I watch with any commitment, so when the announcement came that my one-of-two favorite shows, Heroes, would NOT be aired beginning in January, I fell into a panic.

But God is good. FOX announced the upcoming Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.

 After viewing several trailers online, you’ll see why this one is my favorite.

If you want more of the plotline, watch this.

It seems as though our inconsistency has been dragged out of the comfortable darkness into the cursed, revealing light.

Not too many years ago, the Christian community was pretty outraged that JK Rowling’s books (and subsequent movies) were hitting the big time and seducing all our children over to the dark side of witchcraft and sorcery. We/they protested. Boycotted Barnes and Noble. Pickted theaters. Meanwhile, Rowling raked in the free press and the big royalties.

So, what about the second in the ‘Pirates of the Carribean’ sequel, “Dead Man’s Chest”? Here is a thought-provoking article about our inconsistent outrage towards Hollywood.

As the article states, “If we’re going to pick on Potter, we’d better pick on Pirates.”