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Amazing Grace (The Lost & Found Version)

by robby on 08. Aug, 2010 in music, videos

Amazing Grace is probably the most recognizable sacred songs of all time. There are many different versions of the song. It’s played at all types of gatherings, whether it be worship services, funerals, during intense battle scenes, and more. There’s even been a major motion picture about the song, but it’s amazing how little most [...]

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I’m On A Boat (with Logic and Janis Joplin)

by robby on 13. Jul, 2010 in reflections

There’s a story that illustrates one’s personality or temperament perfectly and is simplistic in nature. Using the idea of going on a boat ride, these are the basic personalities: Stability = An “S” wants to make sure we have maps, GPS, a plan to get there, a place to stay, and a complete itinerary once [...]

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Plan B by Pete Wilson

by robby on 04. May, 2010 in books

“Plan B” is a great book by Nashville pastor Pete Wilson. The book tackles the issue of what to do when things don’t work out according to our own plans. I felt the central theme of the book is: “When life isn’t turning out the way we had hoped, we almost always default as if [...]

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The 8 Best Shows You’ve Never Seen

by robby on 13. Apr, 2010 in lists, tv

It’s pretty easy to find foreign films and even easier to find foreign bands, but when it comes to TV, the same does not hold true. It seems rather odd that most other countries, especially the English-speaking ones, regularly air American shows, but not with American broadcasting. Most American TV studios insist on retooling good/successful [...]

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He Is Risen

by robby on 04. Apr, 2010 in reflections

Holidays seem to bring about an abundance of posts, but I’ll keep this one rather short. This is a tweet from last year from singer/songwriter Justin McRoberts. I was stuck by the power of its simplicity. This is a video for a song I mentioned in my soudtrack for Easter post. It’s by Mineral, who [...]

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