2 Samuel 6:1-5, 12b-19 Psalm 24 Ephesians 1:3-14 Mark 6:14-29 As a media rich culture we produce and consume vast and untold amounts of magazines, books, music and video. It seems that we are constantly consuming or communicating about some idea or some opinion about recent events. Whether you blog, tweet, pin – or even read one of those newspaper thingies – we are involved in constant conversations about the world and its events. And when we aren’t doing that, some of us love to escape the world in a good book or even a terrible movie. And nothing draws us in like a tragic back-story – you know, the story before the story. “Years ago you served my father in the clone wars,” said the princess, and we’ve been hooked to one of the most powerful film franchises in the universe for 38 years. Perhaps it is because a good back-story makes us feel like their story could be our story. We can believe a character’s ...
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