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The Absolute Worst Movies of 2019 – Dan, Dan the Movieman

2020-01-15
By: Dan Merrell
On: January 15, 2020
In: Movies and Television
Tagged: acting, actors, actresses, film, film critics, Hollywood, movie reviews, movie theaters, silver screen, theater
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DAN, DAN THE MOVIEMAN: THE ABSOLUTE WORST OF 2019 OK, I promised this so I’m delivering it. Hate to be negative, but maybe my awful use of time can save you some time watching films that will only disappoint. But before I get to that list, a quick note on some new films that just recently hit theaters. 1917 – It’s great. Go see it. Bigger screen the better. Got some rough language, but incredible movie. JUST MERCY – Good. NOT great. The story is very compelling, but the language threw me and Brie Larson was terrible. Sorry, but what did she (as both anRead More →

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Every Promise Has a Process

2020-01-05
By: Michael Perrotti
On: January 5, 2020
In: Random Thoughts
Tagged: challenges, faith, luck, process, promises, struggles
With: 0 Comments

This past week I had someone come up to me and say “wow, you are so lucky. You carry so much wisdom and joy for your young age.” While most people would take this as a compliment, say thank you and walk away, this hit different. I walked away wondering to myself if they thought I just stumbled upon this life I’m living now. If they see my life and think it’s always looked like this. “You are so lucky” Why am I lucky? I don’t look at my life and think “Wow, I’m the luckiest person in the world!” If anything, it’s honestly quiteRead More →

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Best Movies of 2019 – Introducing Dan, Dan the Movieman

2020-01-05
By: Dan Merrell
On: January 5, 2020
In: Movies and Television
Tagged: 2019, actors, Hollywood, Marvel, movies, theaters, Top 10
With: 0 Comments

From the Editor: Introductions! I’m happy to announce that a good friend of mine that has an absolute love and passion for movies has agreed to let me republish his thoughts on the movies he sees. He normally posts on Facebook, but I think his thoughts deserve a wider audience. He set a goal to see 250 different movies in the theater in 2019 and exceeded that goal. I believe his insights and thoughts on the films that are released are both entertaining, challenging sometimes and thought-provoking. Although we may not always agree on our thumbs-up/down ratings, I always agree that the thoughts he sharesRead More →

Stay In Your Lane

Stay In Your Lane

2019-10-06
By: Michael Perrotti
On: October 6, 2019
In: Random Thoughts
Tagged: direction, faith, follow, God's will, guidance, learning, obedience, path
With: 0 Comments

While trying to take a photo in the middle of the road this car came around the corner and almost hit me. I starting laughing when I saw myself staring them down and then I began to examine the picture a little closer. God began to speak four words over me: STAY IN YOUR LANE. I’m in a transitional season of life and while this concept is difficult no matter where you’re at, it’s especially difficult in a season of change and waiting. You look around at the calling on other people’s live and begin to ask yourself, “maybe that’s what I’m supposed to doRead More →

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Book Review: 30 Days to Understanding the Bible

2019-01-24
By: Jason Bean
On: January 24, 2019
In: Reading and Books
Tagged: Bible, book reviews, devotionals, guides, learning, Max Anders, scripture, study, study guides, Thomas Nelson, verses
With: 0 Comments

It’s time for another book review and this time I’ve got one that may give you something you weren’t realizing you were actually in need of or wanting. Although, I’ll admit, the title didn’t quite do the book justice as for the content included, or maybe I just read it the wrong way initially and then got myself into a thinking rut of what the book was actually about. “30 Days to Understanding the Bible: Unlocking the Scriptures in 15 Minutes a Day” sounded to me like a theology get-rich-quick scheme if Biblical knowledge was the currency you were exchanging and the goal was toRead More →

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