“Crucify Him!” they shouted so loud The angry death wish from the rabble crowd “We want Barabbas set free”. The choice had been made the hands had been washed The death of one man is all his freedom cost But I can’t help thinking Barabbas is me And Jesus set me free So call me …
Jesus in on the cross. He knows that He will be raised within 72 hours. Mary, His mother, and John, His beloved friend, are there. Jesus institutes a family relationship between them, right there and then. Why? What can we learn about the kingdom from this new family, formed at the foot of the cross?
A couple of weeks ago my two older daughters engaged in some Facebook comment about my familiarity with the dance moves from Beyonce’s Single Ladies. (Which I must have seen 250 times at the gym) The following YouTube details a family car journey, a flippant remark by a father to his three year old son …
Photographers and lovers of history will find this a fascinating technique. Jason E. Powell superimposes an older photo over a portion of a contemporary photo which includes the same scene. His website/blog contains links to original images and commentary on the scenes represented. This is entitled: ‘Looking Into the Past: Leader Theater, 9th St., Washington, …
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