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“Do you sound like an angry talk show host or a Christian?”
This clip thanks to Tone Police Auxiliary member CJ (thanks CJ!): [youtube=http://youtu.be/Ser4wujEn5M&w=512&rel=0]
“By this all people will know…”
New addition to the Tone Police Manual: And a bonus Tone Police Manual entry:
An Entry from the Tone Police Manual
If you click on the image you can see a larger version of this entry from the Tone Police Manual (1 Corinthians 13:4-7): You can read more about the Tone Police here. (The complete Tone Police Manual is readily available…it’s the Bible. :-))
“A good word for #the15…but Fahrner left out Ephesians 5:11”
The Laodicean Report gives a quick review of “My Advice for #the15” page: “A good word for #the15…but Fahrner left out Ephesians 5:11” Good news is that I may not have included Ephesians 5:11, but I sure agree with it. 🙂 Thanks for reading and reviewing it @laodiceanreport! P.S. And no qualms with “the LR editors have…
Better Watch Out…Here Come the Tone Police!
Traditores is proud to announce the formation of the Tone Police! The Tone Police are Christians who encourage those who “speak the truth in love” to emulate the Tone Police Commissioner, Jesus Christ, while doing so. You can read more about…and join…the new force at TonePolice.org. P.S. Although its “work” is serious, we officers of…
Happy New Year 2015: “The Lord bless you and keep you…”
Happy New Year everyone! I haven’t decided on my list of resolutions, but this post will fit two of them: To spend more time truly with my family To post more regularly on Traditores How it fulfills #2 is somewhat obvious :-), and it’ll meet #1 in that I am keeping it short and then I’m…
My Advice for #the15
For Christians, the Christmas season is truly a time for meditation about (and thankfulness for) the Incarnation…and ultimately…the Cross. This year, however, Christmas week was also the occasion for the formation of a new “we’re not gonna take it anymore” group, #the15. (The name is based on the Twitter hashtag it is leveraging.) Who are #the15? These…
Advice from a Beagle
Okay, okay…I know this wasn’t the intent of this “Sundays with Snoopy” strip, but…come on…doesn’t it sort of fit Proverbs 26:17? 🙂 Whoever meddles in a quarrel not his own is like one who takes a passing dog by the ears (English Standard Version). If you click on the image it’ll bring you to the…
“The Baby Jesus Is Going to Open His Eyes”
Nativities and New Years As Michelle, the family, and I reflect on this past year…one thing we thank and praise God for is that…after more than a year and a lot of mokyearching, the Lord has brought us into a wonderful family here. I may not be able to remember all your names yet :-),…
“Then pealed the bells more loud and deep…”
Thanks to a version done by Cloverton, “I Heard the Bells” has become my favorite Christmas hymn. Researching the song a bit I learned that Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s original poem (“Christmas Bells”) differs a bit from what we sing. I like his poem better; it stops where it should: I heard the bells on Christmas…
Wishing You a Crazy Christmas
Last night I saw some posts on Facebook where people lamented they were having trouble getting into the Christmas spirit. I cannot claim to have that issue given, this year, I created a somewhat popular Christmas radio station and…of course!…have provided my yearly Christmas album must haves. 🙂 However, over the past day or so as I thought…
Christmas Album “Must Haves” (2014 Version)
Another Thanksgiving has past, which means I can openly listen to Christmas music again! Time now for my yearly list of Christmas album “must haves”…which is alway last year’s with some tweaks. I mean, you don’t honestly expect my taste in Christmas music to change drastically year-to-year do you?! 🙂 Now…before I unveil this year’s…
Cloverton’s “Hallelujah”
I am a traditionalist when it comes to Christmas music, but I am very proud to break that habit with the addition of five songs by Cloverton to the Countdown2.Christmas Radio playlist. I’m sure a lot of it is Lance Stafford’s unique voice, but I can’t say enough about how the whole band takes Christmas…
“I have the right to doubt, am I using it?”
I listen to old-time radio all night, specifically 20th Century Radio. This morning, after my wife’s alarm unintentionally went off (doh!) and my youngest daughter (not considering it is two hours earlier here, doh!) texted, “Happy Thanksgiving,” Night Beat’s “Target for a Day” episode was playing. The main character, reporter Randy Stone, had been falsely accused by…