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I'm sorry but this is the dumbest thing I've ever seen - I can't even believe someone would attempt to write down "Tongues," let alone brand and market it. I seem to remember Paul saying something about not speaking in tongues around non-believers as it has no merit for them - but I guess putting it on a "designer" shirt is cool? This is well deserving of a "You've gotta be kidding me" post!

But if you want to buy one, check their site out - HolyGhostTees.com

Thanks to Ryan Joy for tweeting this.

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Gotta love when people gather for a religious event and someone gets punched in the face! Wow!

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Time for another installment of YGBKM, or What the Crap?, or Seriously?

Not sure about this one - but it is hilarious. What I'm trying to figure out is why they thought a correlation between breakfast and God coming back made any sense? And I'm not sure who to feel bad for, that lady or him or you?

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I usually reserve these posts for people trying to be relevant but failing. This however is just ignorant - naturally I thought I'd share.



I have no idea what he is trying to accomplish or say or do with his hair.

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Yes, this is a real product - and I bet some of you are even saying, 'Hey, that's not that bad of an idea?' To which I say, 'You've gotta be kidding me?' Why is it we Christians love to make ourselves a subculture? Why do we rip off ideas from the world around us in an effort make 'our own' products? Maybe it's just me, but it bothers me and it's cheesey.

You can check out their site here.

Thoughts...

Since the last series of 'You've Gotta Be Kidding Me...' went so well [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3], I thought I'd share what I found while perusing some flickr photostreams and had to laugh. Not only is it the wrong voice for Christians to have - it is a warning of impending judgment for 'Sports Nuts'?

So, I guess you can consider your self WARNED all you sports nuts!

I couldn't help myself and I couldn't fit all my hate on just one banner...

Following all the discussion about the last two days posts, it reminded me of the huge statue I saw of Jesus this summer. This sweet piece of art and monumental tribute to our Lord and Savior is brought to you by Solid Rock Church in Monroe, Ohio. This was designed and built by the same guy who sculpted the huge Neptune at Ceasar's Palace in Vegas (top notch). It is some 65 ft in the air and right off the highway as you head in or out of Cincinnati.

I get that they mean well and had only genuine intentions in constructing this, but...

...isn't this a lot of money that could have been spent doing something a little more productive? Is it me, or does this seem ridiculous to those outside our faith? How many people have come to know the Way of Jesus because of this freaking huge sculpture of him? I'm all for art and expression and creating things that make the world say, 'Wow!' but I don't think this is it.

Thoughts...

I could only handle 30 seconds of this - again I submit, this is not a way to bridge the gap between church and culture. It's a lot like Napoleon Dynamite meets Joel Olsteen live on stage in Branson, Missouri.

I'm all for bridging the gap between church and culture - I submit this is not the way.