  Or what if the Jesus you know asks you to step into an area of faith and obedience that far exceeds your comfort zone? Would you follow him then? Would you still believe in him?
me to grow, he promises to show up in my hometown and blow my little world view away. He promises to do the same for you.
Friends’, growing up with Jesus is a gift indeed. But don’t suppose that you know everything about him. He’s bigger than any of us can ever fully know.
When you become too familiar with Jesus, you get comfortable and complacent.  It is time for you to be refreshed in the Lord.
Get Involved in Your Church, in your Community and Re-Think Your Relationship with Christ.
*Excerpts from Will Davis Jr.
Enjoy Your Summer and Be Sure to take God Along!
are truly “honored and humbled” by the Lord’s call to Nighbert. We are delighted to be a part of the Lord’s wonderful ministry and the many wonderful programs that are offered at Nighbert. As we venture into the summer, we are excited about all the opportunities to spread God’s Word and reach the unchurched and to those that do not know the joys of salvation. It takes each of us to show Christian love and so I encourage you to be the church to Logan as you travel around the community this summer.
greater than these."
someone that needs a little love in their life.
You may be surprised how the Lord will return the LOVE!
Summer is Here and Satan is Hard at Work!
How to help us shut off lust and temptation in our daily life and Christian walk.
The first defense we have in fighting the evils of this world is: Integrity- our ability to be honest, upright and forthwith.
attack your life.  
The opposite of integrity is labeling your life into different pieces. I act this way when I’m alone and I act this way when I’m with my spouse, with my family with my church. The word "integrity" comes from the word "integer," which means a unit of one. It means you don't slice and dice your life like pieces of a pie. Integrity means all parts of your life are integrated together. You act the same no matter where you go. You don’t act one way at work, another way at church and another way with your friends.
Integrity is being truthful in every area of your life.
Unfortunately, Satan doesn't have to work hard against some believers, because their lack of integrity makes them pushovers for his temptations. They don't have the belt of truth around them, so they are easy prey. The Bible says we are to stand ready with the truth wrapped tightly around us.
Have you compartmentalized your life? Are there some areas where you lack integrity? God wants you wrapped in the truth. Confess your sins to him and ask him to strengthen your ability to live transparently before others.
V/H/S/99 (Maggie Levin/Flying Lotus/ Tyler MacIntyre/Johannes Roberts/Joseph Winter/Vanessa Winter, 2022) 2½ out of 4 stars.
Since 2012, the V/H/S found-footage horror anthology series has given upcoming filmmakers a space to produce their goriest ideas with loose parameters set by the format and the time period. The fifth and latest in the series finds itself in the year 1999, which serves as the trendy backdrop for the filmmakers to truly exercise their creativity. Using outlandish game shows, MTV-esque demo reels, and primitive spyware as nostalgic catalysts for chaos, V/H/S/99 capitalizes on its era-specific setting and cultivates a fully believable atmosphere. While it is far from the strongest entry in the genre, it offers enough fresh ideas to be worth a watch for any horror fan.
V/H/S/99, like its predecessors, mixes a few better-known talents, such as Johannes Roberts (47 Meters Down) and rapper-director Flying Lotus (Kuso), with exciting new voices. Their shorts, “Suicide Bid” and “Ozzy’s Dungeon,” are two of the most effective segments. The former, made by Roberts, follows a sorority hazing incident gone wrong. It’s a simple and somewhat stale idea that’s elevated by constant tension, solid performances, and steady direction. The latter, by Flying Lotus, is the most bizarre and disgusting of the bunch, as it follows the aftermath of an over-the-top game-show incident. While far from enjoyable, the strange absurdity on display is comedically effective enough for it to be a standout.
Although each short has its own intrigue, there is a more pronounced difference in quality from short to short than in other installments. All expectedly feel low-budget, but a few are overly ambitious and amateur in terms of storytelling. The last of them, “To Hell and Back,” which sees a videographer duo be accidentally sent to Hell by a cult of witches, is probably the grandest in scope, but it fully meets its own expectations with impressive sets and genuinely frightening effects. This stands in contrast to the fourth short, “The Gawkers,” which follows a group of boys who spy on their pretty new neighbor only to find out she is hiding a horrific secret. But while it contains some of the more original ideas of the anthology, the production value and effects don’t quite measure up to most of the others.
Nevertheless, none are complete failures. The first of the shorts, “Shredding,” which follows an immature punk band that tries to make a music video in a venue with a dark past, is actually one of the most effective in terms of genre and setting, yet it suffers from an issue that plagues most of the shorts in that it is unable to deliver on suspense with a fully satisfying conclusion. Many of these shorts feel half-baked by the end, and they seem to wrap up too quickly or are too dragged out to make up for it. Although V/H/S/99 is a mixed bag, it’s one that is definitely worth sifting through. And even if it might not be the scariest entry of the series, its abundance of creative ideas and imagery makes up for many of the narrative shortcomings.Q: In this task, you are given a review of movie. Your task is to classify given movie review into two categories: 1) positive, and 2) negative based on its content.
Like many others have commented before me here, I have to say that this movie is bad, but not the worst I've seen. There will be no direct references to movie plots or sequences in this comment, because I hate spoilers.I got a feeling I was watching an episode of a TV show or something, where they had gotten a hold of some extra $$$ to spend on CGI (I've seen worse of those)... All in all, it is quite an insult to the viewer, at least if you have ANY knowledge about computers and/or technology at all. There are just too many of these moments of insults to make me feel comfortable, and I found myself just begging for it all to end - fast - halfway through. In addition, there are countless "easy way out" scenarios, which also is an insult to your intelligence as a thinking human being...This movie absolutely fades in comparison to the old "Wargames", and I think it's a damn shame they even got to call it a sequel.Two stars from me, because of one thing and one thing only: the actors' performances aren't half-bad, considering the regurgitated crap of a script they had to work with. Still, they should never have signed on to this movie. Not really a career-move, but I guess we all have bills to pay.To those of you who gave this movie top score...you have to be on the studio's payroll or something, that's my only explanation.To all who haven't seen this one: by all means, watch it and make up your own mind. But lower your expectations to the floor (and then some).
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negativeA heroin addict who snatched a woman’s handbag from a coffee shop was not long out of prison following two similar offences, a court has heard.
Richard Kaisar Al-Rawazik, who previously went by the name Richard Morgan, stole the bag from a costumer in Costa Coffee in Swansea’s Quadrant bus station two days before Christmas.
He was grabbed and detained by the victim’s partner and passers-by.
Justices told the 33-year-old that the offence was so serious, only prison could be justified.
Swansea Magistrates Court heard the victim and her partner were sitting at a table in Costa just before 11am on December 23.
Catherine Miles, prosecuting, said the woman was aware of a couple at the neighbouring table, and shortly after they left she realised her bag, which had been on the floor, was missing.
The court heard the victim and her partner went outside and saw the man from the next table - he was grabbed, and her bag was found hidden under his jacket.
They made sure he stayed there until police arrived and arrested him.
Al-Rawazik, of Osborne Street, Neath, had previously pleaded guilty to theft when he appeared before justices for sentencing.
He has previous convictions for thefts and assault, and in 2009 was jailed for seven years for robbery.
In June this year he was sentenced to 32 weeks in prison for two handbag snatches, and was still on licence