by Jason Joyner | Mar 25, 2008 | Blog, CSFF, fantasy, young adult
There are some really important questions out there nowadays, and the Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy (CSFF) blog tour is committed to bringing you MORE really important questions! For instance:
Is a young meep smaller or larger than a flabbit?
What is the best way to rid your garden of thwaps?
Why don’t totatoes belong in a maggotloaf?
Who is the Appreciator of the neat, the strange, and/or the yummy?
What is the proper technique for handyball?
Who won in the great battle between Peet and the (innocent) street sign?
Do scholars agree that Ulambria is a good-sounding name for a city?
And finally, who sang the grand duet with the singing dragons?
If these questions intrigue you, (and you know they do – or if not, they should) then check out the blog tour for Andrew Peterson and his new book, On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness. Find out more at his web site – http://andrew-peterson.com/ or the author moderated blog – http://www.rabbitroom.com/.
Finally, see my fellow tourmates for more information, and check back tomorrow for my review (and maybe a few of the promised answers).
Sally Apokedak
Brandon Barr
Jim Black
Justin Boyer
Jackie Castle
Valerie Comer
CSFF Blog Tour
Gene Curtis
D. G. D. Davidson
Janey DeMeo
Jeff Draper
April Erwin
Beth Goddard
Marcus Goodyear
Todd Green
Jill Hart
Katie Hart
Michael Heald
Timothy Hicks
Christopher Hopper
Kait
Carol Keen
Mike Lynch
Margaret
Rachel Marks
Shannon McNear
Rebecca LuElla Miller
Pamela Morrisson
John W. Otte
Deena Peterson
Rachelle
Steve Rice
Cheryl Russel
Ashley Rutherford
Chawna Schroeder
James Somers
Donna Swanson
Steve Trower
Speculative Faith
Robert Treskillard
Jason Waguespac
Laura Williams
Timothy Wise
by Jason Joyner | Mar 25, 2008 | Blog, CSFF, fantasy, young adult
There are some really important questions out there nowadays, and the Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy (CSFF) blog tour is committed to bringing you MORE really important questions! For instance:
Is a young meep smaller or larger than a flabbit?
What is the best way to rid your garden of thwaps?
Why don’t totatoes belong in a maggotloaf?
Who is the Appreciator of the neat, the strange, and/or the yummy?
What is the proper technique for handyball?
Who won in the great battle between Peet and the (innocent) street sign?
Do scholars agree that Ulambria is a good-sounding name for a city?
And finally, who sang the grand duet with the singing dragons?
If these questions intrigue you, (and you know they do – or if not, they should) then check out the blog tour for Andrew Peterson and his new book, On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness. Find out more at his web site – http://andrew-peterson.com/ or the author moderated blog – http://www.rabbitroom.com/.
Finally, see my fellow tourmates for more information, and check back tomorrow for my review (and maybe a few of the promised answers).
Sally Apokedak
Brandon Barr
Jim Black
Justin Boyer
Jackie Castle
Valerie Comer
CSFF Blog Tour
Gene Curtis
D. G. D. Davidson
Janey DeMeo
Jeff Draper
April Erwin
Beth Goddard
Marcus Goodyear
Todd Green
Jill Hart
Katie Hart
Michael Heald
Timothy Hicks
Christopher Hopper
Kait
Carol Keen
Mike Lynch
Margaret
Rachel Marks
Shannon McNear
Rebecca LuElla Miller
Pamela Morrisson
John W. Otte
Deena Peterson
Rachelle
Steve Rice
Cheryl Russel
Ashley Rutherford
Chawna Schroeder
James Somers
Donna Swanson
Steve Trower
Speculative Faith
Robert Treskillard
Jason Waguespac
Laura Williams
Timothy Wise
by Jason Joyner | Mar 25, 2008 | Blog, miscellaneous
So last week was kinda busy. I ran around to a couple of different appointments to find out that my wrist may not quite be broken – still waiting to find out for sure. With all that, and work and life in general, I’m having a hard time posting here regularly. The next few days are committed to blog tours, so I’ll finish my thoughts on God’s sovereignty in fiction after these tours. For the two or three that are reading, that is…
by Jason Joyner | Mar 25, 2008 | Blog, miscellaneous
So last week was kinda busy. I ran around to a couple of different appointments to find out that my wrist may not quite be broken – still waiting to find out for sure. With all that, and work and life in general, I’m having a hard time posting here regularly. The next few days are committed to blog tours, so I’ll finish my thoughts on God’s sovereignty in fiction after these tours. For the two or three that are reading, that is…
by Jason Joyner | Mar 23, 2008 | Blog, Jesus
From Rich Mullins’ posthumous album, The Jesus Record:
Surely God is With Us
Mark Robertson and Beaker
Matthew 1:23, Matthew 5:1-12, Matthew 13:54-57
Matthew 21:10-11, Matthew 27:50-54, Luke 7:34-35
Luke 23:33, John 6:14, John 6:35-43
John 7:37-41, John 8:19, John 20:26-29
Well, who’s that man who thinks He’s a prophet?
Well, I wonder if He’s got something up His sleeve
Where’s He from? Who is His daddy?
There’s rumors He even thinks Himself a king
Of a kingdom of paupers
Simpletons and rogues
The whores all seem to love Him
And the drunks propose a toast
And they say, “Surely God is with us.
Well, surely God is with us.”
They say, “Surely God is with us today!”
Who’s that man who says He’s a preacher?
Well, He must be, He’s disturbing all our peace
Where’s He get off, and what is He hiding
And every word He says those fools believe
Who could move a mountain
Who would love their enemy
Who could rejoice in pain
And turn the other cheek
And still say, “Surely God is with us,
Well, surely God is with us,”
Who’ll say, “Surely God is with us today, today!”
They say, “Surely God is with us
Well, surely God is with us”
They say, “Surely God is with us”
Blessed are the poor in spirit
Heaven belongs to them
Blessed are those who make peace
They are God’s children
I Am the Bread of Life, and the Way”
You hear that Man, believe what He says!
Tell me, who’s that Man, they made Him a prisoner
They tortured Him and nailed Him to a tree
Well if He’s so bad, who did He threaten?
Did He deserve to die between two thieves?
See the scars and touch His wounds
He’s risen flesh and bone
Now the sinners have become the saints
And the lost have all come home
And they say, “Surely God is with us (Surely God is with us)
Well, surely God is with us,”
They say, “Surely God is with us today!” (Today!)
They say, “Surely God is with us
Well, surely God is with us”
They say, “Surely God is with us today”
Lyrics from Kid Brothers.
by Jason Joyner | Mar 23, 2008 | Blog, Jesus
From Rich Mullins’ posthumous album, The Jesus Record:
Surely God is With Us
Mark Robertson and Beaker
Matthew 1:23, Matthew 5:1-12, Matthew 13:54-57
Matthew 21:10-11, Matthew 27:50-54, Luke 7:34-35
Luke 23:33, John 6:14, John 6:35-43
John 7:37-41, John 8:19, John 20:26-29
Well, who’s that man who thinks He’s a prophet?
Well, I wonder if He’s got something up His sleeve
Where’s He from? Who is His daddy?
There’s rumors He even thinks Himself a king
Of a kingdom of paupers
Simpletons and rogues
The whores all seem to love Him
And the drunks propose a toast
And they say, “Surely God is with us.
Well, surely God is with us.”
They say, “Surely God is with us today!”
Who’s that man who says He’s a preacher?
Well, He must be, He’s disturbing all our peace
Where’s He get off, and what is He hiding
And every word He says those fools believe
Who could move a mountain
Who would love their enemy
Who could rejoice in pain
And turn the other cheek
And still say, “Surely God is with us,
Well, surely God is with us,”
Who’ll say, “Surely God is with us today, today!”
They say, “Surely God is with us
Well, surely God is with us”
They say, “Surely God is with us”
Blessed are the poor in spirit
Heaven belongs to them
Blessed are those who make peace
They are God’s children
I Am the Bread of Life, and the Way”
You hear that Man, believe what He says!
Tell me, who’s that Man, they made Him a prisoner
They tortured Him and nailed Him to a tree
Well if He’s so bad, who did He threaten?
Did He deserve to die between two thieves?
See the scars and touch His wounds
He’s risen flesh and bone
Now the sinners have become the saints
And the lost have all come home
And they say, “Surely God is with us (Surely God is with us)
Well, surely God is with us,”
They say, “Surely God is with us today!” (Today!)
They say, “Surely God is with us
Well, surely God is with us”
They say, “Surely God is with us today”
Lyrics from Kid Brothers.
