This post is the fourth in a nine-part series from Joshua Murray on his reflections on baseball, on his grandfather, and on finding God in every blade of grass....
But will you recognize my face/when God's awful grace/strips me of my jacket and my vest/and reveals all the treasure in my chest?
–Joe Pug, Hymn 101
Th...
It’s a natural thing, it seems, for the people in the gym I go to to survey the mats when they enter. They want to see who is training. Some of the more pridefu...
Whiplash.
R. 107 minutes.
Directed by Damien Chazelle.
Starring Miles Teller, J.K. Simmons, Melissa Benoist.
Drama/Music.
Released January 16, 2014.
I was thin...
Birdman.
R. 119 minutes.
Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu.
Starring Michael Keaton, Zach Galifianakis, Edward Norton, Emma Stone.
Comedy/Drama.
Released ...
The moment Pablo Sandoval caught the foul ball of Salvador Perez off the third base line for the final out of the 2014 World Series, my phone blew up. I was rec...
This post is the final post in a nine-part series from Joshua Murray on his reflections on baseball, on his grandfather, and on finding God in every blade of gr...
This post is the eighth in a nine-part series from Joshua Murray on his reflections on baseball, on his grandfather, and on finding God in every blade of grass....
This post is the seventh in a nine-part series from Joshua Murray on his reflections on baseball, on his grandfather, and on finding God in every blade of grass...
Foxcatcher.
R. 134 minutes.
Directed by Bennett Miller.
Starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo.
Biography/Drama/Sport.
Released November 14, 2...
This post is the sixth in a nine-part series from Joshua Murray on his reflections on baseball, on his grandfather, and on finding God in every blade of grass. ...
This post is the fifth in a nine-part series from Joshua Murray on his reflections on baseball, on his grandfather, and on finding God in every blade of grass. ...
If he could get paid to do nothing but train jiu-jitsu, yo-yo, read, and talk about baseball all day he would do it gladly. Because it is all he wants to do. All day long. Every day. But sadly he needs to stay employed. So to meet that requirement he works doing graphics and design in the marketing department of an engineering firm. He graduated with a degree in communications and a minor in Biblical Studies, all of which he wastes by collecting more books than he'll ever read. He is a writer who doesn't write as often as he should. Maybe he will. He's probably best described as a cross between a believer and some sort of mystic weirdo ever since someone taught him to look for God in everything he sees. Which as it turns out is always a blessing, but sometimes a curse. And his life hasn't been the same since. He still hates riding trains.
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