by Rick Pidcock IRS agent Harold Crick is the living definition of doing all things “decently and in order.” From counting the number of times he brushes each tooth, and counting the steps that it takes to get to the busstop, to calculating the amount of time that he spends on his coffee break, Harold’s life [...]
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by Rick Pidcock Shiloh Christian Academy is your stereotypical small, Christian school with mildly apathetic students and a sports program that is well below average. With some athletes leaving for better opportunities at bigger schools, and others transferring in due to disciplinary problems, head football coach Grant Taylor definitely has his giants to face. Not to [...]
In May 2008, C.S. Lewis’s book The Screwtape Letters will be released nationwide. Except this time, it will be at the theater. Christianity Today reports: “Walden Media, the company that brought The Chronicles of Narnia to the silver screen, has recently announced its intention of adapting yet another C.S. Lewis work. The Screwtape Letters, one [...]
by Rick Pidcock A couple of weeks ago, a new movie came out called “The Nativity Story.” A local radio station sponsored an opportunity for pastors to view the movie before its release. However, due to scheduling conflicts, I was not able to make it. And due to financial constraints, I will not be able [...]
Evangelistic Opportunities At Living Worship
Posted: November 9, 2006 in Culture, General, Humorous, Movie ReviewsBy Rick Pidcock A little over six months ago, I ventured off into the world of blogging. And I must say that it has given me some really good opportunities to explore the gospel more thoroughly as well as develop my writing. Another thing that has been encouraging is the unexpected evangelistic opportunities that have [...]
