I was one of “those preachers” who mentioned the Super Bowl during church today. (My blog is called One Step Closer: Religion and Popular Culture. Feel free to visit sometime, but the whole sermon’s here for your convenience. Hope the sermon speaks to you, and enjoy the game!)
The Café has confirmed that the National Football League season will end tonight, following a conclusive competition.
The UK Parliament has sent a warning to the General Synod and the Archbishops of Canterbury and York via an “Early Day Motion on Women Bishops”
They’re tired of having so-called Christian words used as knives to stab and slash at their innermost parts. They’re tired of watching us filet each other with them and shred each other apart like julienne fries flying through the blades of a Super Veg-O-Matic.
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