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Author Archives: benjaminfrog
Strategic Prayer
They say, “Don’t pray for patience,” because, “God will give you something to be patient about.” I’m amazed more people don’t think to pray for thankfulness.
Hypothetical Theological Debate
I’ve had some interesting hypothetical theological discussions with the people of Tamriel. On the game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion I’ve played as various characters. The one based on myself would never get near the Dark Brotherhood – the guild … Continue reading
Posted in Gaming, Pop Culture, Random, Spiritual
Tagged elder scrolls iv oblivion, gaming, God, Oblivion, Origin, The Elder Scrolls, Theology, Video Games, videogames
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Fun with Likes
Posted in Bite-Sized, Images, Pop Culture
Tagged Chuck Norris, Facebook Like, Single Ladies, The Hulk, Trouble
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Dragon Ball Z – Season 1 – (a TV review)
CONTEXT I spent the year 2012 going through all the seasons of Dragon Ball Z and watching all the DBZ movies. I had seen between three and four seasons in my teens, but never caught the whole thing, so a … Continue reading
Posted in Dragon Ball, Pop Culture, Review
Tagged Anime, Christian review, Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z
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The Single Christian
The issue of loneliness, in a romantic context, is not something I talk about publicly very often. It can easily take over my thoughts and become the only thing I talk about. It’s not what I want to be known … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Spiritual
Tagged Adam and Eve, Celibacy, Christian, Genesis, God, Loneliness, Relationships, Single
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Ornament
My new Christmas Tree ornament for this year Made using a road hockey puck and red marker.
Posted in Bite-Sized, Dragon Ball, Images, Personal, Pop Culture
Tagged Christmas, Christmas Tree Ornament, Dragon Ball
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The Last 20 Minutes of Elf – (a two-part film review)
Roughly 20 minutes. It’s about the time that James Caan’s character and his younger son, who clearly have no relationship, have a single moment of connection and it turns out they have a secret handshake. That’s the first sign that … Continue reading
Elf – (a two-part film review)
I’m doing this review in two parts, because most of this movie was really good, and then the last twenty minutes or so feel like a completely different movie. I’ll explain why in Part Two. The premise of the story … Continue reading