Everyone knows the story of Moses, of how he freed the Israelite people from the bondage of the Egyptians. But how would the politics of those days be seen on today’s 24/7 cable news cycle? Let’s find out.
Every now and then, some people come forward claiming to see a real image of a deity in their lives. A few days ago, a couple went to Walmart and thought nothing of the receipt. But after returning from a church service, they were alarmed to see an image that they claim is Jesus.
What do you think about the pictures? Jesus, coincidence, or hoax? The video is featured on Tosh.o and ExMormon.
The country is definitely going through some very tough times. Texas Governor Rick Perry thinks the answer to America’s problems is prayer. He is hosting a large prayer get together on August 6th in Houston. So far this video is only receiving negative attention on sites like Buzzfeed.
You know the feeling. You’re trying to walk around a strip mall and enjoy the outdoors when you hear some crazy person on a soap box screaming about end of days. Come on man, please shut up. But they never shut up, do they?
Don’t worry, this is nothing a little Marilyn Manson can’t take care of. A store next to the screaming decides to drown out the preacher with a little music from the Dark Lord, and it works.
“John 3:16 is part of the culture of football. We occasionally see it on signs in end zones after field goals and extra point attempts; on players’ tape and tattoos; and Tim Tebow was famous for writing it in his eye black. And yet, many fans don’t know what it means. They have yet to be touched by the hope it offers – the immediate relevance it has to their lives.
When the organization took this idea to Fox Sports, host network of this year’s Super Bowl, they rejected the commercial on the basis that it contained “religious doctrine.”
Fixed Point will now be airing this commercial in Alabama during this year’s Super Bowl on February 6th, 2011.” – LookUp316
