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Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
I jokingly tweeted last night that: “I have a dream that someday someone will combine all 3 great themes of TV into one show called “Pawning Wedding Dresses to buy Cake”.
Seriously though, doesn’t it seem like every show that isn’t on the network is about one of those three things? Here’s the thing though, I don’t think that there is some “master plan” to get us to rush out and go to a pawnshop with our valuables. It’s much more likely that since we are in a recession, more people than ever are looking around their homes and properties for something of value to sell or pawn. Shows like Pawn stars, American Pickers and Hardcore pawn are interesting to a wide range of people because we are interested in knowing if any of our “trash” is actually treasure. Because so many people have tuned in to a show about a “picking” more shows keep springing up. I believe that to a great extent, Media Mirrors Culture.
Here’s the question, though: If television and movies are our cultural “mirror”…what are our great struggles right now? What are our strengths? What are we most afraid of…and why are we so obsessed by cake?
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Friday, July 30th, 2010

Sunday is the first week of the summer classic “@ the movies” series. The Pledge will be back on stage serving up some great new music, and we’ll be serving up some tasty movie popcorn. We’ll also be talking about the movie “The Blind Side” along with an epic story that Jesus told a religious expert who came to him with a “loaded” question.
As always your kids will have the best time of their week at actionkidz, and we’ll be sharing some new developments in our search for the next actionchurch venue.
Invite a friend…and spend Sunday morning “@ the movies” with actionchurch.
11 am @ Club 19 (directions)
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Wednesday, July 28th, 2010
Sunday we’ll be kicking off (no pun intended) our summer “@ the Movies” sermon series with the movie “The Blind Side”. If you haven’t seen it, rent it this week with your family. It’s a true story…and it contains a great truth.
I initially watched this film with my family in a theatre on Long Island while visiting our son over Christmas. New York Theatres charge about twelve hundred dollars for tickets and popcorn
and I still enjoyed the movie…so that’s pretty much my best “two fists full of cash” -up review. Enjoy.
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