Music
Family Guy – Chris discovers art talent, but Peter sells his art
Brainstormed Art Ideas:
Movie Clips:
Lady in the Water – Paul Giamatti's character at the beginning
The Weather Man – Choices clip with Nick Cage
Chariots of Fire – I Feel God’s Pleasure
The Lion King
Superhero Movies – Superman, Spider Man 3, The Incredibles, Mystery Men
K-PAX
Awakenings – Robin Williams
Harry Potter – Dumbledore –it’s your choices Harry…
Mr. Holland’s Opus
Freedom Writers – Dead Poet’s Society – Mona Lisa Smile -
Batman Begins - It’s your actions that define you
My Life – the video for his children
Final Cut - Obituaries
Stranger Than Fiction – The Final Scene where he chooses to save
Braveheart – Every man dies – not every man really lives
Gladiator
TV:
Life - TV show
Robot Chicken Sketch Revolving Around the Life Board Game
Smallville – references purpose in life a lot
24 – choice clip
Simpsons Episode where Homer realizes he hasn’t done anything in life
Music:
This is Your Life – Switchfoot
Life – Our Lady Peace
100 Years – Five for Fighting
Things I Prayed For – Eli
I Just Wanna Live – Good Charlotte
Bring Me to Life – Evanescense
So Alive – Ryan Adams
Teaching Myself How to Grow Old – Ryan Adams
Alive – P.O.D.
Take Me As I Am - Tonic
Art:
The Game of Life – game pieces
Quotes – from John Eldridge Books
Art Installation – quotes hanging from the ceiling – pieces of wood
"To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day,
To the last syllable of recorded time;
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow; a poor player,
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage,
And then is heard no more: it is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing."
--Macbeth (V, v, 19)
We're back to brainstorming again! Here is the description of the Movement series that we're doing in August and September: Most people struggle to discover their purpose or mission in life. We pursue many different goals but find that they are impossible to accomplish or leave us empty once we have accomplished them. The goal of this series is to give people a clear vision of where the movement of God taking us at Damascus Road, and where it can take them too. The five weeks are drawn from the mission of Jesus while he was on earth as explained by why he said he came. (ex. I have come that you might have life and have it to the full) Jesus came to earth with a clear purpose and when he left he told his disciples that their role was to continue the work that he began. This commission he gave 2000 years ago has not expired and we are called to continue Jesus work on earth. We do this by going into our culture, expressing God’s love, communicating the truth about reality, offering people new life and a renewed relationship with God. By joining the mission of Jesus and the movement of God in the world we find our own purpose and clear direction for our lives.
Worship Brainstorming
“Movement" - week 1
August 26
This week will introduce the mission of God and explain the first part of how we join his movement today. Jesus was sent by God from Heaven to earth with a mission: to seek and save the lost. In Jesus we find the first missionary, who leaves his context and enters into a new culture. Our lives are to follow the road map he laid out for us in his life. Just as Jesus was sent from God to us with a mission, so Jesus sends us out to continue this mission of seeking and saving the lost. We join his mission first by going – by being sent ones – who go into culture living in and inviting others into the movement of God. Here are the ideas that were brainstormed. Add more as you think of them!
Worship Music
“How Shall I Send Thee?”
“You Said”-Shane Bernard
“Come One, Come All”-Mercy Me
“Marvelous Light”-Chris Tomlin (?)
“Revolution Cry”-Lifehouse
Other Music
“How to Save a Life”-The Fray
“Look After You” –The
Fray
“Hands and Feet”-Audio Adrenaline
“I Will Follow”-U2
“6:30 to Sundown”-Until Tomorrow
“A Face in the Crowd”-Tom Petty
“Love is a Movement”-Switchfoot
“Last Time I Saw Jesus”-Over the Rhine
“Typical”-Mute Math
“Life Less Ordinary”-Carbon Leaf
“Stuck in a Moment”-U2
“Momentum”-The Hush Sound
“For the Want of a Nail”-Todd Rundgren
Movies/Videos Clips
visual collage of Tucson-slide show w/ music
“Superman”-fortress of solitude
“Pirates of the Caribbean: 3”-Keira Knightley
“Batman Begins”-Gotham needs destroying, Bruce Wayne says no it’s worth saving
“Blues Brothers”-we’re on a mission from God
Rob Bell video-living in the rhythm of God
“Elf”-when he enters New York
“School of Rock”-when Jack’s character first starts the class
“Dead Poet’s Society”-Robin Williams tears the books
“Mona Lisa Smile”-Julia Roberts character
“Memoirs of a Geisha”-scene of older man describing how protagonist is like water
“Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Sun”-when they get to know each other
“Shawshank Redemption”-Red’s speech on Andy being like a rock
“Cold Mountain”-old woman everything has a purpose
Art/Advertising/Drama/Images
In and Out Burger arrow-collage of arrows/signs meaning “go”
Pictures of things in motion
Laundromat and carwash-movement
Rabbi’s and Jewish fathers praying-davening
Image of someone going into a crowd-against the flow
Picture of one person in center of crowd standing still, the crowd around is moving and blurred
Getting on the bus-movement in culture-purposeful
iPod
Verb Do commercials-make our own
School House Rock
Movement-bowling and pool
Water moving
Signs directing people to their seat, etc…
Could show contrast by showing things that are static
Takes more energy to stop and start then to keep up momentum
Contrasting moving into culture and isolation
Image-seed grows into a tree, tree produces new seeds, the new seeds have to leave the tree and become its own
Image-person standing on street corner and almost steps off the curb, the image of someone diving into ocean-photoshop to have the person dive into a crowd
Other
Body of Christ verses
Message Notes
Erwin McManus rhino, crash illustration
On February 25th special guest speaker Mike Dickens will be continuing the Are We Missing the Point? series with Are We Missing the Point about Careers? We'll explore things to think about in choosing a career. How can we pursue a career that is in balance? 
Office Space 
Rush
On February 18th Ryan will be continuing the Are We Missing the Point? series with Are We Missing the Point about Sex? We'll explore why we rarely talk about sex in church except in hushed, shamed voices. Why does the church approach sex with shame? How does the Bible inform us about sex?
She Hates Me - Puddle of Mudd
Suds in the Bucket - Sara Evans 
On the 17th we are going to look at Jesus birth through a different lens. Instead of Christmas cards and Silent Night or even the Gospel accounts of his birth we are going to explore what the book of Revelation says about it. In Revelation we find a spiritual war in Heaven and on earth sorrounding the birth of Jesus. The God of the universe took the battle into the heart of his enemies teritory when he took on flesh as a little baby. We spent time brainstorming around this subject in two areas: what are the typical depictions of Christmas and what might be some parralels to this other way of viewing Jesus birth. Here were some of the ideas:
Traditional Christmas Ideas
Music:
On December 3rd, Rachael will be leading a special praise-focused gathering Who Is God? We'll be looking at the many names of God found in the Old Testament, helping us explore the character of God.
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Jesus Camp (Documentary) Showing mini-evangelists honing their skills
– Understand appropriate ways to act
(as a meditation song or closer)
Think of: examples of simpleness, ways we have distorted our view of Jesus, examples of how being too complex or sophisticated can miss the point, etc...Things we're naturally captivated by:
