I don’t think Jerry Seinfeld is worried about his salvation
I’m not talking about Jerry Seinfeld the man. It’s hard to say if the current Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee host thinks much about his eternal future.
I’m talking about Jerry Seinfeld the character from the classic show Seinfeld which turned 25 years old this year.
While I imagine Jerry Seinfeld is a kind, generous, thoughtful and loving person in real life, his television counterpart was nothing of the sort.
Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer were self-centered, egotistical, perverse, and sometimes downright despicable. And for 9 hilarious seasons the world loved them for it.Continue reading →
Welcome to Episode 15 of the POP GOD POPcast – an exploration into the lives of people seeking God in the present tense.
This week’s guests are Ron and Kathleen Jones. Ron and Kathleen are the founders of the Columbia County Ballet. We sit down to chat about their premiere original production “The Roar Of Love”. “The Roar Of Love” is a ballet retelling of C.S. Lewis’ classic tale “The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe” and the annual performance is an Augusta tradition. For 29 years the Columbia County Ballet has mounted the show, starting in the Bon Air ballroom and moving up to the Bell Auditorium. Ron and Kathleen share a host of memories, struggles, and triumphs of a career in dance. We talk about traveling the world, going up against the Disney legal team, the importance of dance in today’s world, and so much more. Enjoy this deeper look inside the life of two unique artists truly seeking God in the present tense.
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But who cares about Lebron James or Derrick Rose when there’s inflatable mascots dancing around at halftime? That, my friends, is where the joy is.
I can’t explain to you why mascots make me smile so much. They just do. Hopefully this video of ridiculous inflatable NBA Mascots wobbling around the court will make you smile too.
Celebrate the weekend, the fall weather, basketball, and all your many blessings with the same abandonment to joy as a mascot.
I don’t think Jerry Seinfeld is worried about his salvation
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