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The 2010 Mockingbird Conference: Bringing You The Gospel

by Aaron M. G. Zimmerman on Apr 18, 2010 • 10:36 pm 5 Comments

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5 comments

  1. JonnyK says:

    Apr 18, 2010

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    Just wanted to say that I had blast at my first Mockingbird Conference, thank you so much for stretching me theologically and for welcoming me in to this wonderful group of believers in the Gospel, you have encouraged me no end!

  2. StampDawg says:

    Apr 18, 2010

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    Hey JonnyK. So great meeting you there. You were a great encouragement to all of us.

    I just noticed that you list like a gazillion favorite movies in your profile. This is a VERY good thing.

    Also that you list Football as a big love. Have you seen any of of FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS? Dave Zahl is crazy about it and I am gonna start watching it next week.

  3. JonnyK says:

    Apr 19, 2010

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    Thank you John it was great to meet you too. I was blessed by meeting so many great people who really care about the cross and our subsequent freedom.

    Ha I just updated everything after reading that – it was rather in need of refreshing. I have only seen a few of your fave movies – I did notice quite a few English classics though! 🙂

    As an Englishman I say Football but that should be Soccer to you, however I do love US Football too and have Friday Night Lights in my Netflix queue – JZ said its must see tv.

    Let me know what you think about it and I will too. I may even check out some Elvis after David Zahls recommendation – that would make my brother very happy!

  4. Margaret E says:

    Apr 19, 2010

    Reply

    Hmmm… what happened to the discussion of the gospel that was happening here yesterday? I was eagerly awaiting Aaron's answer to Frank. Oh well…

    StampDawg, you're in for a treat. I haven't seen it this season (though I think NBC starts airing it soon), but 'Friday Night Lights' is one of THE most beautiful shows written. You will LOVE it. (I hope.) I just found out that the head writer on that show (Jason Katims) is also the head writer of the new 'Parenthood,' also quite good (though no FNL, in my opinion.) It's amazing how he manages to parse the souls of two such very different communities – rural Texas (FNL) and Berkeley, CA (Parenthood). You guys'll have a heyday doing your 'law vs. gospel' routine on these shows. Enjoy!

  5. Todd says:

    Apr 19, 2010

    Reply

    I second (or third, or fourth) the recommendation for Friday Night Lights. It's the best show on network television.

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