Podcasts about for christ's sake

Listen today for the second installment of the series Letters from Quarantine. Today's sermon title is For Christ's Sake.

“For Christ's Sake... Grow in Grace,“ a sermon by Pastor Paul Harris. Part of the Amazing Grace sermon series at Victory Church of Charlottesville.

For Christ's Sake - 3 Veils in the Bible and Their Impact on People Coming to Jesus by Grace Capital Church

This week on For Christ's Sake, Anakin! I explore pick up on my discussion of Luke and Rey on Ahch-To from last week, but delve more explicitly into their resonances with western Christians after Christendom. I also draw on similar themes in Black Panther, building off of the conversation on that film in a recent God and Comics episode (which you can and should listen to here). I give a brief mention to Lords of the Sith and the recent comic runs, remind myself to comment about the new Solo trailer, and attempt an Obi-wan-esque introduction. Follow me on Twitter and Instagram. Thanks for listening, and MTFBWY

There are a bunch of characters in Star Wars with Biblical names, and like in the Bible, these names are significant. So this week I try to tease out this significance--some serious, some clearly quite a fun stretch--and it even leads to some speculation on Ezra Bridger's and Kan...I mean Caleb Dume's destinies in season 4 of Rebels and beyond. I start, of course, with St. Luke the Evangelist Farmboy. Also, 3 weeks until The Last Jedi! I give a few thoughts, as well as on Phasma and the Battlefront II story mode. Finally, since this is the last week of the Church calendar and coming up to the new film, this closes out "Season 1" of For Christ's Sake, Anakin! It's been a fun ride, and I know it'll keep going. So stay tuned for "Season 2," and lots of Last Jedi deliciousness! Follow me on twitter and instagram. Thanks as always for listening, and MTFBWY

As promised, this week I talk all about Star Wars Rebels! I give some thoughts on where it's come thus far, with its challenges and triumphs on the way. Then I go into 4 broad categories of things I'm looking for in Season 4: What's up with Ahsoka? How does galactic politics affect the Mandalorians? How close do we get to the outbreak of civil war that we see in Rogue One and A New Hope? Will this last season even give us a glimpse into the road to the Resistance-First Order conflict that emerges in The Force Awakens? These questions and more on this episode of For Christ's Sake, Anakin! Ok I don't just talk all about Rebels: I also mention that trailer that dropped the other day, my continuing journey through From a Certain Point of View, and news about the new Thrawn novel coming out next year. As always, thanks for listening, and MTFBWY! Follow me on Instagram and Twitter.

This week on For Christ's Sake, Anakin! I look at the Canon itself, how Lucasfilm is crafting a coherent story through books, comics, TV shows and other media, centred on the films themselves. I pay special attention to the way stories set in the "Dark Times"--between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope--help people see just how integral the Prequels are to the Saga and the universe as a whole. First I introduce a new segment, called "whatcha readin?" where I discuss how I'm Star Warsing this week. The news segment focuses on Kieron Gillen taking the helm in the Ongoing comic book run, as it (hopefully) brings us to that icy planet with wompas. Thanks again for listening!

Welcome to Episode II of For Christ's Sake, Anakin! I begin with the heart of it: can the Sith Lord Darth Vader really look like Jesus? First some housekeeping, then thoughts on the Han Solo film, and then the meat of the episode. Enjoy and be inspired!

Welcome to Episode I of For Christ's Sake, Anakin! I give a brief intro about what I hope to do with the podcast, go into some of my perspectives and where I'm coming from, and most important, give you my thanks for listening! Music from "Anakin's Theme" from The Phantom Menace soundtrack by John Williams. Cover art from Mike Del Mundo's variant of Darth Vader (2015) #1, image available here:starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:Star…ndoVariant.jpg

Join Sandeep Parikh and Jeff Lewis for a look behind the scenes on producing and writing webisodes of The Legend of Neil and other web series. Sandeep Parikh is a leader in the new media content space. He wrote and directed Comedy Central and Atom.com's highest rated and most viewed web-series "The Legend of Neil" which has had television runs on Comedy Central and MTV2. It was rated in the Hollywood Reporter as one of the Top 10 Webisodes to watch. Since launching the second season, Neil has garnered over 2 million hits online was nominated for 4 Streamy Awards including Best Director for Sandeep. Time.com notes that Neil gave "birth to a new star that has brightened the firmament of nerd culture." Sandeep is also known for his acting work as the co-lead, Zaboo in the acclaimed and multiple award winning webseries "The Guild," which won Streamys for Best Comedy Webseries and Best Ensemble Cast. Sandeep's successes have led Comedy Central to sign its largest overall web deal for the development of 4 more webseries. Jeff Lewis is an alumni of Acme comedy theater and The Empty Stage as well as a graduate of the Groundlings and Second City. He has written and acted in HBO's Sketch Pad 2 and has written such shows as Nickelodeon's Catscratch and Dreamworks Animation's Toonsylvania. His screenplay “For Christ's Sake“ wrapped production and is now seeking distribution. Acting credits include "Glee", "My Name is Earl" and believe it or not, "General Hospital". He currently performs in the improv group "Hammer, Don't Hurt 'em" alongside his Guild co-stars, Felicia and Sandeep.

Kyle Bornheimer, Perry on ABC's new sitcom, "Romantically Challenged," will be paying a visit to BuzzWorthy Radio! Kyle Bornheimer recently starred as the hapless Sam Briggs in the critically-acclaimed CBS comedy series, "Worst Week." His performance earned him a spot on Entertainment Weekly's 2009 Dream Emmy Ballot list in the Best Lead Actor (Comedy) category. Bornheimer's additional television credits include guest starring roles on "Better Off Ted," "How I Met Your Mother," "Party Down," "The Office," "The Unit," "Jericho," "Will & Grace," "Monk," "Weeds" and "Breaking Bad." On the big screen he starred in Dreamworks' "She's Out of My League." Additional film credits include roles in "Blades of Glory" and the independent feature "For Christ's Sake." Bornheimer moved to Los Angeles from his hometown in South Bend, Indiana. He began his acting career working in commercials and gained attention for his comedic performances in popular spots for T-Mobile, Geico, Coors Light, Staples and Sprint, among others. His extensive commercial work made him a familiar face on the small screen and, in 2007, Entertainment Weekly proclaimed him the "Half-Minute Man." Bornheimer currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife and one-year-old son.