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Enter your choir and vote for your favorite in ‘The Most Powerful Voices’ Online Contest
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Joanne Brokaw
The American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association, Gospel Music Channel (GMC) and FameCast Media educating people about stroke through an online choir competition as part of the Power to End Stroke campaign. The three-month online contest, running now through April 6th, encourages choirs to raise their voices and inspire others by…
Bible in a year: Bobby Bishop shares some thoughts on January 31 readings
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Joanne Brokaw
Today is the last day of January, and you’ve done a great job so far! One month down, 11 to go! I love when Christian music artists take time to share their thoughts on our Bible readings, and hip hop Bobby Bishop steps front and center. I’ve met Bobby a few times, and if there’s…
Bible in a year: January 31, 2010
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Joanne Brokaw
Congratulations! Look how far you made it in your daily reading! We’ve gone from the garden of Eden, through Egypt and the famine and on to Moses and the plagues. And today we read about the first Passover. We’ve read about Jesus and the fish and loaves, and miracle after miracle after miracle. I’m so…
Bible in a year: January 30, 2010
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Joanne Brokaw
Today, we read about the rest of the plagues. I mean, really. If you wer Pharoh, how many would God have to send to you before you listened? Here are the readings for today, January 30, 2010:
Bible in a year: January 29, 2010
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Joanne Brokaw
Today we read the first of the plagues that … well, plagued … Pharoh after he refused to let the people go. I don’t know – blood water, frogs, lice, flies. I’d like to think that God had me at the frogs. But Pharoh’s hard heart gave God the opportunity to really show his power.…
Bible in a year: January 28, 2010
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Joanne Brokaw
Today, we read about Moses and Aaron’s first encounter with Pharoh. When Moses went to Pharoh and said, “Let my people go,” Pharoh basically said, “Uh no, and now they make bricks with no straw. Hahahaha! Take that, Moses!” So Moses went back to God and asked, “Lord, why have You brought trouble on this…
American Idol: so how do those auditions really work, anyway?
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Joanne Brokaw
Season after season, I watch American Idol and ask the same question: Who really listens to those 10,000 folks packed into stadiums hoping to become the next big thing? Here’s a great piece at the Daily Beast that explains the myths and realities of auditioning for American Idol. Turns out those auditions happen over months,…
American Idol Season 9 Spoiler Alert: Is this the Top 24? – UPDATE!!!!
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Joanne Brokaw
2/3/10 UPDATE: As you probably already know, I am not the expert on all things Idol. I leave that to bloggers like MJs Big Blog and Joes Place Blog, who frankly rule when it comes to all things AI. So I should have known the Top 24 list I’d found would change. Here is the…
American Idol Season 9 Dallas auditions – Blogging live!
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Joanne Brokaw
Tonight’s episode of American Idol takes us to Dallas, TX, with guest judges Neil Patrick Harris and … cover your ears and get ready for the screaming … Joe Jonas. Oh, can my heart take the excitement? Probably. Join me here tonight at 8 for an hour of weirdness, followed by the President’s State of…
Bible in a year: January 27, 2010
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Joanne Brokaw
Today we read one of my favorite stories about Moses – the burning bush. I can just imagine Moses hearing God speak, pointing to himself, looking around and saying, “Who, me?” And when God says “Yes, you,” Moses responding with, “I think you’ve got the wrong guy. Me?” I feel like that a lot when…
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