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Articles by Al Gordon
5 ways to reignite your God-given creativity
In an always-on world, our capacity to dream can easily become dulled. Al Gordon shares five simple habits that can awaken your imagination and help you rediscover a sense of wonder Her voice quivers with emotion. Her tear-streaked cheeks are crisscrossed with anxiety. Barely 25, she seems too young to be grappling with something so existential. But like so many today, she’s facing a crisis no one could have predicted at the turn of the millennium.
‘I was a drug addicted supermodel lost in the fashion world. Then God found me’
Agyness Deyn was one of the most recognisable faces in fashion during the 2000s. But away from the spotlight, she was struggling with addiction and losing her sense of self. Then a miraculous healing brought her face-to-face with God Source: Associated Press (Alamy) I grew up in the north of England, a normal kid who loved adventure, going to London with my best friends to conquer the world – and believing that we could do anything. I remember my first modelling trip to New York.
Think you’re not creative? Al Gordon wants to change your mind
Creativity is not just for artists. It’s a calling for all Christians.
Let the Music Play
Howdy music lovers! We hope everyone is enjoying summer, even as we approach Tisha B’Av in a few days. Charlie Harary explains how these days have the potential for connection like no other: With Hashem, with others and with ourselves. D.J. Al and I are all in, and gratefully celebrating our fourth wedding anniversary. Let’s go. It’s never too late, friends. Camp concert season before and after the Three Weeks and other exciting events keep our singers busy.
Let the Music Play
Howdy, music lovers! There’s been a wave of new music released since Shavuot and especially since the exacerbation of conflict overseas. It makes sense to D.J. Al and me, since music is part of heartfelt expression at times of joy as well as times of distress. All from Thank you Hashem Nation: “Yismach Moshe”—my personal fave, great video, too. I know those guys, so it was personally touching. Brothers of Redemption put out “Our King,” also a great music video.
Let the Music Play
Howdy friends! We hope everyone had as great and meaningful a Pesach as we did. We were sorry to see it go. Now onto the countdown until Shavuot, one day at a time. There is a variety of new music: some a capella, some not. Let me start by saying that D.J. Al and I watched the Lipa Schmeltzer interview on the Meaningful People Podcast and all we can say is “Wow.’ Adults have what to learn from Lipa’s share, along with his new album of course. We have always been Lipa fans, now even more so.
Letter: U of A Sports on ESPN+
I have followed University of Arizona sports since moving to Arizona in 1997. Since moving to the Big 12 almost all of their games are on ESPN+, a paid-for streaming service not seen on local TV stations because the Big 12 does not have its own TV Network like the Pac 12 used to have. I saw one or two games which aired on ESPN or ESPN2. I found that I did not know most of the players on the men's or women's basketball teams anymore and have stopped following them.
Letter: Juan Ciscomani
This is to the people in Arizona Congressional District 6 regarding Congressman Juan Ciscomani. You are constantly whining about the Congressman's voting record. Juan Ciscomani is a Republican. You knew that when you elected him to office. Why are you complaining when he votes the Republican line in most cases. Did you expect him to morph into a Democrat after he was elected? You got what you voted for and you're stuck with him until the next election.
How the Asbury Outpouring changed our church for good
It’s one year since an outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Kentucky caught the world’s attention. Many church leaders from around the world travelled to Asbury University and ‘natural sceptic’ Al Gordon was among them.
The 60 Greatest Fantastic Four Stories Ever Told Master List
In honor of the 60th anniversary of the Fantastic Four, you all voted for the 60 greatest Fantastic Four stories ever told! Here is the complete list! Today, we collect all of your picks for the greatest Fantastic Four stories ever told! Recently, a reader noted to me that I never actually did a master list for our countdown a few months back of the greatest Fantastic Four stories ever told and I thought that sharing said list might be a fun Christmas present for those other readers who were...
"Three's Company" Jack's Tattoo (TV Episode 1984)
Photos Add Image Add an image Do you have any images for this title? Edit Storyline When Jack has a reunion with some of Navy buddies and after getting drunk, he discovers he got a tattoo on his derrière that says "The Love Butt". So Terri arranges for Jack to go to the hospital to have it removed. Janet and Furley over hears parts of Jack's conversations and assume he's having a procedure that they think is too drastic so they try to convince him not to.
Retro Review: Timber Wolf By Gordon & Phillips DC Comics! Legion Of Super-Heroes Spotlight!
Timber Wolf #1-5 (November 1992 – March 1993) Written by Al Gordon Pencilled by Joe Phillips Inked by Al Gordon, Bob Smith (#5), Steve Leialoha (#5) Colour by Tom McCraw Spoilers (from to twenty-eight years ago) In the early 90s, the Legion of Super-Heroes really stood out as an oasis of quality. A lot of the mainstream fare at Marvel and DC was getting stupider by the month, yet this complicated and dense book set in the 30th Century managed to share well-considered and deeply affecting stories.
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