Sherwood - A Different Light

Wednesday Poem

Tall as a white pillar in the sky

Made to climb, to soar, to fly

Make a wish upon a star

For now we say goodbye

Saturday Song...This Day And Age - Second Place Victory

Melvin the Machine

Wednesday Poem

Lights fly past in the blink of an eye
Seasons change before I say goodbye
Where does time go when it dies?
Between the ocean and the sky?

Ocean Sky from Alex Cherney on Vimeo.

Write in Sand with After Effects

4th

Happy 4th!

Fear turned to joy

Last night I went on a bike ride around town. It was so nice out. As I was going around town, I went down this one street and there was a cute little red head girl outside with her father. When I rode past, she glanced up. Fear jumped to her face, I startled her. A moment later a smile spread across her face. She lifted her left hand and waved at me. I waved back. That was the highlight of the ride.

Mission Impossible 4

Will this series ever end? Looks fun still.

Wednesday Poem

I hear voices rise in exclamation

I see darkness roll on the horizon

My shadow walks ahead of me

Black shoes kiss the ground softly

Crickets chirp in a unanimous voice

Lights flash on and off without a choice

Four wheels race down an empty road

Going somewhere, I don't know

My destination lies beyond the bend

Green blades ready to defend

White posts stand facing the dome

Been at work, now i'm home

The Return of the Eagle

I just saw this movie the other day and this was the best part, this song playing during the credits.

The Spielberg Study Method

You may be a preacher, a Sunday school teacher, or just a parent struggling to keep up with your 7-year-old's questions about Scripture. At some time, you've probably felt that your ability to play that role fell short of your aspirations, your best intentions notwithstanding.

Because I have felt those things too, I was delighted to stumble across some new resources which gave my own teaching a little boost. Surprisingly, they weren't books about teaching, but thought-provoking books about filmmaking. Here's why they were so helpful: if your role requires you to understand great narrative, it may be beneficial to consider what it means to create great narrative.

These books on filmmaking increased my passion for narrative by helping me understand and appreciate God's genius for crafting us into his bigger story. What follows are some observations from these books. (read more)

Saturday Song - Melodies of Life

Blue Jays in the Backyard

I was sitting in a chair outside reading when I noticed two Blue Jays in the backyard. One was female, the other male. The male one was flying all around the yard looking for food while the female just sat around. It was funny to watch. He would climb all over our cherry tree and grab cherries and place them between his two claws and use his beak to poke the cherry and shallow the food. It was fascinating to watch. They seemed to chew their food at alarming rate.

One time the male Blue Jay flew away and the female just chilled on the fence for around 5 minutes just sitting there minding her own business. Then all of the sudden the male Blue Jay would start squawking from somewhere and the female would fly off and go looking for him. Another time the male was sitting on the fence eating a cherry and the female was on the ground squawking up at him.

They seemed to not have a care in the world. They would just do there job because it needed to be done. One went and searched for food the other stayed home and both learned to communicate with each other.

"Are not two sparrows sold for a copper coin? And not one of them falls to the ground apart from your Father’s will. But the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Do not fear therefore; you are of more value than many sparrows." - Matthew 10:29-31

First photo of the Hobbit.

Wednesday Poem

11.59 with no time to waste

I must write something down post-haste

I grab a random photo that looks neat

And say a positive word like, mincemeat?

Blue Like Jazz the Movie - Official Teaser Trailer

Disciple - Eternity

[Verse 1]
All that is behind me, this mess of life
Where out of nothing came a beautiful design [1 Corinthians 1:26-28]
Know that I've had but a taste of a deathless wine [Matthew 26:27-28]
So I give up the flame to the hands beside
And I'll be waiting

[Chorus]
Where the desert is covered in roses [Isaiah 35:1]
Where I can outshine the stars in a single day [1 John 2:25]
The face of God isn't hidden [Revelation 22:4]
When I wake into eternity [1 Corinthians 15:51-53]

Where the shadows are never discovered [Revelation 22:5]
Tears are nothing more than a memory [Revelation 21:4]
Death isn't alive any longer [Revelation 20:14]
When I wake into eternity

[Verse 2]
Now I know I see it in your eyes
You knew at some point that we'd have to say goodbye [Hebrews 9:27]
I looked for this moment for all my life
To be caught away in the arms of God [Philippians 1:23]
And I'll be waiting

[Bridge]
When I awake I'll see Your face
When I awake I'll see Your face [Revelation 22:4]

Wednesday Poem

Four colors paint the morning sky

I scan the horizon with my naked eye

The strokes come slow and steady

My canvas no longer white and ready

I start with red and blue

Followed by saturation and a bit of hue

Colors burst forth to start the day

It is no longer April, but May

Soon yellow and orange appear before me

From my palette they broke free

To join their family in the scene

Blended together with gray and green

Finally, my painting is complete

A few mistakes, but otherwise neat

Thank you God, for the heavens you made

A spectrum of colors arrayed

Saturday Song!

Listen to this song all the way through...simply amazing!!!!

Wednesday Poem

Follow the path to the edge of the sun

Empty hands, broken, undone

Life is on the other side

The search has only just begun

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I should post more on here.

Spring has offically started!

Opening Day!

July 22nd

Saturday Song!

Happy New Year!