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Lauris Vidal is a risk-taking musical genius who lives from his heart and sees each song as playful banter with a little child and now he s a friend of Etcetera. If you re keeping score, that makes us just a little bit cooler by association. Join me, Sharon and our good buddy Lauris on this podcast and you can be a little bit cooler too. Use one of the options below to listen. Here are some links that came up in this show - Lord, Save Us From Your Followers director Dan Merchant and Beliefnet.com Politics Editor Dan Gilgoff on SBE - John H. Armstrong talks communion in The Guest Room - A Doxology in Darkness - Chapter7 - Lauris Vidal on MySpace

Join us on this edition of Etcetera as we go into the darkness groping for the hand of God. Use one of the options below to listen. If you re looking for top-notch entertainment, don t bother listening to this podcast. But if you re the type that will slow down to check out a car wreck, this might be the show for you. Here are some links that came up in this program -Daniel Radosh talking Rapture Ready! on SBE -The Etcetera show on Christian rock -Chapter 1 of Sharon s book, A Doxology in Darkness -The original version of the poem we read (with info about the author) -Thanks again to Lauris Vidal and Leo Nevillo for providing music for the show Also, there won t be a live stream today at noon, and instead of a podcast on Thursday, we ll be posting chapter 2 of A Doxology in Darkness. Join Sharon on her journey to, …give thanks in a state of inner desolation [and] to trust in the love of God in the face of the marvels, cruel circumstances, obscenities, and commonplaces of life. (Ruthless Trust, Manning)

I absolutely love this song. One of my favorites

In December of 2006, a great storm raged throughout the Pacific Northwest, felling trees and destroying power lines all across the land. Power was lost to many of Kitsap County's inhabitants, including the beloved-by-the-masses Kitsap Mall, which retained power on its eastern side, but lost power on the west, leaving one half of the mall in perpetual darkness. Thousands of mall employees suddenly found themselves without jobs, and began a rich oral tradition of stories, poems, and songs focusing on the sudden hardship. This is one of those songs...

In December of 2006, a great storm raged throughout the Pacific Northwest, felling trees and destroying power lines all across the land. Power was lost to many of Kitsap County's inhabitants, including the beloved-by-the-masses Kitsap Mall, which retained power on its eastern side, but lost power on the west, leaving one half of the mall in perpetual darkness. Thousands of mall employees suddenly found themselves without jobs, and began a rich oral tradition of stories, poems, and songs focusing on the sudden hardship. This is one of those songs...

The concluding message in this series. Pastor Baker guides us through this oft quoted doxology, speaking of the difference between happiness and joy, and about the God who is able to keep us "even from stumbling."

The concluding message in this series. Pastor Baker guides us through this oft quoted doxology, speaking of the difference between happiness and joy, and about the God who is able to keep us "even from stumbling."

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Randy Savage hearing voices, Smoking Ban in Washington, Censorship and The FCC, the poetry of Jim Morrison, "I Ate My Best Friend," Phone-A-Friend, and more...

Praise God from whom all blessings flow Praise Him all creatures here below Praise Him above ye heavenly hosts Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost