Sentences with phrase «street preacher»

Moaning about consumerism on Wirecutter, a site which is intended to help get the most value for one's money and look beyond marketing flash, is a bit like setting up as street preacher in front of a convent.

Street preacher 1 by daliscar1; indoor preacher by evclpics; street preacher 2 (on Times Square, New York City) by Russell Petcoff.

A tattoo piece called «Tat 4 Tat» is being planned for Philadelphia and Geneva will experience Brent's traveling salesman meets street preacher performance.

Most recently in New Orleans, fall 2010, at Arthur Roger Gallery Dill created an installation based on the life of Sister Gertrude Morgan, a street preacher, artist, and poet who worked in New Orleans during the sixties and seventies, called Hell Hell Hell / Heaven Heaven Heaven: Encountering Sister Gertrude Morgan & Revelation.

He's Hawks, a huckster posing as a «blind» street preacher lead around by his daughter.

Narrating the film (within an inch of its life) is Pastor Matt (Ted McGinley), who's inspired by an encounter with a street preacher (Delroy Lindo) to give a sermon reminding his parishioners that faith isn't enough; it must be translated into action.

CNN: New Southern Baptist leader: Former street preacher, Katrina survivor Hospitalized at age 21 with compound fractures and serious head injuries after a motorcycle accident, Fred Luter Jr. decided to give his life to God and enter the ministry.

MacArthur can not «eliminate over 500 million believers from the rolls of salvation» any more than a street preacher can condemn someone to hell.

Cormac McCarthy writes about a blind amputee who is arguing with a street preacher.

For every little street preacher advocating that the teachings of christ be followed there are millions attending mega churches in their new escalades who are far more worried about their clothes, jewelry, getting that new 60 inch big screen... than they are about anything else.

[Matthew 10:22 - 23] A stalled street preacher soon becomes ineffectual.

Billy Graham's preaching or a street preacher might be closest to the Biblical model of preaching.

Mr Lynn, who was never received a conviction during 22 years» experience as a street preacher, all leads Christ's Forgiveness Ministries.

That requirement is the difference between the street preacher that is scorned by all, and the street preacher who gets a bridge named after him, upon his demise.

Dominic Muir is a street preacher who set up Now Believe, a charity that organises outreaches around the country.

I am there for a street preacher convention.

First off, I wouldn't normally compare myself to a street preacher on a soapbox.

The street preacher who told me he was helping God get people into hell, not heaven.

Carrying a placard which read, «Jesus Gives Peace, Jesus is Alive, Stop Immorality, Stop Homosexuality, Stop Lesbianism, Jesus is Lord,» sixty - nine - year - old street preacher Harry Hammond went into the center of Bournemouth on a Saturday afternoon in 2001.

The 17 - year Conservative MP was recently featured in a YouTube video, where controversial Calgary street preacher Art Pawlowski, flanked by Gospel Elvis, dedicates a prayer to Mr. Anders.

Later, DeMoss talks about being turned off by the evangelical street preachers he'd seen on the street corners there, preaching to Mormons in town for the church's annual general assembly.

Normally, when I see street preachers I get this slight twinge of «oh man.»

A recent encounter with a pair of street preachers in our gentrified, suburban downtown illustrates one such important detail.

Following the conviction of two street preachers, Christians are asking questions about how to preach an offensive gospel with gentleness and respect.

Two street preachers interviewed under caution after preaching on a high street in Surrey last month have learned they will not face criminal charges.

«I've been asked many times, «You're not one of those awful street preachers standing on a street corner preaching hellfire and brimstone, are you?

There are definitely bad street preachers out there, some may even claim to be using WOTM.

It is shouted by roaming street preachers at busy intersections and on college campuses.

I hear this one used by door - to - door evangelists and street preachers a lot.

Chief executive, Andrea Williams said: «The police's readiness to arrest David is another example of the freedom of street preachers being curtailed.

«We are delighted that he has not been charged for sharing the good news of Jesus, and we remain committed to providing expert legal support, free of charge, where street preachers face trouble with the police.»

Not many of the cases have held against street preachers or against Christian preaching being classified as hate speech... but the very fact that these cases are being brought and that there are real cases of teachers being sacked or from the health service... I think it is under threat, yes.»

The problem with these street preachers is that they are closer to Pharisees than disciples of Christ because they slander with shallow judgment despite what the numerous passages that condemn such actions such as Matthew 7, Luke 3, John 7:24, John 8, Romans 1, 1 Corinthians 6, Galatians 5, Ephesians 4 - 5, Colossians 3, Titus 1 - 3, and 1 Peter 2.

Both you and I notice the obvious in that many / most of these street preachers today are self - appointed or (worse) propelled by a faulty church system (with its faulty gospel in turn).

Following the conviction of two street preachers, Christians are asking questions about how to preach... More

«At the Christian Legal Centre we are seeing an increasing number of street preachers arrested for preaching the gospel.

The whole thing reminds me of those tracts that look like money that are left by street preachers on sidewalks and garbage cans so that folks will be tricked into reading John 3:16.

The problem with many modern Christians is that we've seen and experienced too much bad evangelism: the crazy street preachers shouting at strangers, the late - night televangelists peddling for money, The Westboro Baptists picketing funerals, the corrupt pastors who eventually make the news for all the wrong reasons.

Manic Street Preachers singer James Dean Bradfield has very vivid memories of their first Dublin show back in the mists of 1991 that are slightly more -LRB-...)

Indie band Manic Street Preachers are understood to be starting legal action after the far - right English Defence league (EDL) used one of their songs to promote a demonstration in Birmingham.

Tony Benn and Manic Street Preachers» bassist and lyricist Nicky Wire discuss the power of pop music, how to remain inspired in a cynical age, Cuba, and the concept of a «just war».

Much like Richey Edwards» self - deprecating lyrics on the uncompromising Manic Street Preachers album The Holy Bible, the dialogue is shot through with the gallows humour people with self - inflicted issues often exhibit.

The Welsh guitarist and lyricist for the Manic Street Preachers missed a flight for a U.S. promotional tour on February 1, 1995 and he functionally disappeared near the Wales - England border soon after that.

In Uses of Literacy (1997), for example, he hosted an exhibition created by fans of the Manic Street Preachers, which brings together paintings, collages, drawings, books, poetry, and ephemera inspired by the band's lyrics.

The Clash left an important legacy in the bands they influenced including, REM, The Cure, Arcade Fire, Manic Street Preachers, U2, Green -LSB-...]

All Rock n Roll is Homosexual: An evening hosted by Alexis Petridis with Jon Savage and Nicky Wire Wednesday 29 February 2012, 7:30 pm Purcell Room, Queen Elizabeth Hall Ticket price: # 8 Music journalist Alexis Petridis hosts an evening exploring the extensive and sometimes unexpected influence of gay culture in rock and roll and pop music, with pop music writer and cultural historian Jon Savage and Manic Street Preachers lyricist and bassist Nicky Wire.

Jeremy Deller: Joy in People will include a number of his pioneering collaborative works with fans and amateur cultural practitioners, such as The Uses of Literacy (1997), an exhibition created by fans of The Manic Street Preachers, which brings together paintings, collages, drawings, books, poetry and ephemera inspired by the band's lyrics.

Jenny Saville's 1990s breakout work with obese female bodies on supersized canvases — as seen on the Manic Street Preachers» Holy Bible cover — were discovered by Charles Saatchi, who supported her for 18 months before exhibiting the results as part of Young British Artists III when she was 23.

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Others are more interested in the ways in which pop culture is cherished; Jeremy Deller's installation The Uses of Literacy (1997) explores fandom surrounding the band Manic Street Preachers by collecting paintings, collages, books and poetry created by their followers.