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  • 5 days ago | medium.com | John McDonald |John Mcdonald

    “For you will not abandon my soul to Sheol, or let your holy one see corruption.” — Psalm 16:10The stone has been rolled into place. The body wrapped and laid to rest. The disciples have scattered — hiding behind locked doors, their hopes shattered like the temple veil. The women who followed Jesus have returned home to prepare spices and perfumes, their tears flowing as freely as the myrrh. And then… silence. Welcome to Easter Saturday — the forgotten day of Holy Week.

  • 6 days ago | medium.com | John McDonald |John Mcdonald

    “Then Samuel took a stone and set it up between Mizpah and Shen. He named it Ebenezer, saying, ‘Thus far the Lord has helped us.’” — 1 Samuel 7:12Have you ever noticed how God seems to have a profound affinity for stones? Throughout Scripture, stones mark moments of divine intervention and human remembrance. Jacob placed a stone pillar at Bethel after his ladder-to-heaven dream. Joshua commanded twelve stones be taken from the Jordan River as a memorial.

  • 2 months ago | filmfocusonline.com | John McDonald |John Mcdonald

    By John McDonald - January 28, 2025Creating something new and unique in the sci-fi genre might be seen as an impossible task. It’s as broad a genre as it comes, and with a stellar imagination at your disposal, the possibilities are endless. George Nolfi’s latest film, Elevation results in disappointment though. It tries to be distinctive and fresh; it ultimately falls flat due to rehashed ideas and a lack of refinement with the rest.

  • Jan 15, 2025 | filmfocusonline.com | John McDonald |John Mcdonald

    By John McDonald - January 15, 2024Never has the title of a film been more suitable when describing its protagonist than this one. Anthony Robles's (Jharrel Jerome) unstoppable nature is a wondrous thing to witness; with the odds stacked against this young man from birth, he had the determination not to let a disability define who he was.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | filmfocusonline.com | John McDonald |John Mcdonald

    By John McDonald - December 2, 2024The term ‘Bread and Roses’ is a political slogan that originated from a speech given by American suffragette activist Helen Todd in 1910. The line simply said, “Bread for all, and roses too.” It has been associated with songs and poems, most notably James Oppenheim’s same-name poem.

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