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PastorMarkCast
by Mark William Ennis
Pastor Mark is a Christian Pastor, author, blogger, and sometimes background actor. He brings all of his years of life experience to ask spiritual questions about the ordinary events of life.
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The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
What does the promise of the Statue of Liberty mean in the context of mass incarcerations by ICE?
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Hospitality in Abundance
Discussing the importance of the Spiritual Gift of Hospitality.
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Celebrating Rev. John Witherspoon
Rev. John Witherspoon was president of the College of NJ (now Princeton) and a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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The Good principles of the United States
As we approach the 250th anniversary of the United States, it is up to our generation to preserve the good principles that our nation was founded upon.
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The Sounds of Silence
Are the noises of children annoying, or something to be celebrated?
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How is your Spiritual Health?
Our Spiritual health can effect our physical and emotional health. How is your Spiritual health?
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Why do we celebrate pride month in church?
The Christian Church has a history of treating members of the pride community quite badly. It is time that we made amends for this.
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Memorial Day isn’t just about those in combat
Memorial Day isn't just about combat deaths.
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Background Acting
In filming, many background actors make for a great production. In our lives, there are many background actors who make our lives great.
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Blessings and Faith Affirmation
What happens when we bless and make faith affirmations?
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I'm going to wash your mouth out with soap.
As kids, we were taught not to use "bad words" and to show good manners. Why do we demand less from our politicians?
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God joined Glen Rock with Nairobi
God made an alliance between Glen Rock, NJ and Nairobi for a mission project.
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Our nation's 250th birthday
I remember the enthusiasm when our nation turned 200 years old. Where is the enthusiasm for our 250th birthday?
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Celebrating a job well done
My thoughts on our local, retired police chief.
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I don't celebrate Easter
I don't celebrate Easter. Instead I celebrate Resurrection Day.
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Wanting Jesus to conform to our expectations
Jesus didn't conform to the expectations of the crowd. That is why Holy Week ended in an execution.
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Lenten presentation at the Second Reformed Church of Hackensack.
I was honored to be asked to do a Lenten Presentation at the Second Reformed Church of Hackensack, NJ.
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Putting our trust in horses
Are we as a nation, putting our trust in horses (armaments) rather than in God.
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Painting immigrants with broad brushes
Our nation has a history of painting immigrants with broad brushes. I hope that we discontinue this practice. Too many innocent people get hurt by this.
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My hospital encounter with student nurses
During a recent hospital stay I had a wonderful encounter with a group of student nurses.
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Trust
I was forced to trust medical teams. Are you and I as trustworthy as they have been?
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Honoring the scouts of troop 15
The Community Church of Glen Rock honored the Scouts of troop 15.
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Fear leads to anger, anger to hate, hate to suffering
Citizens fear ICE. ICE now fears. This is a deadly combination.
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Is church cancelled?
Should church ever be cancelled? I don't think so. We hold the words of eternal life.
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A Christian killed a Christian in Minneapolis
A Christian woman was killed by a Christian ICE officer. Is it time for us to re-think the role of ICE?
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Happy or Healthy New Year?
Should we be wishing one another a Happy or a Healthy New Year? I'm wishing people a healthy new year.
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Beating the war drums at Christmas
Is our nation always going to war? Perhaps it is time to make going to war less of a priority.
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Hearing, Not Reading The Christmas Story
Sometimes it is good to hear the story, rather than read, about Jesus' birth. I encourage everyone to get to church on Sunday and hear the story again.
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Trading places in Bethlehem
Why would God incarnate into a poor family and be born in Behlehem?
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Thanksgiving Cookies
Lessons of life from a family baking sessions.
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The United Nations and Gaza
I worry about the future of Israel. I believe that conditions in Gaza are ripe to develop a new generation of people who are angry with the State of Israel.
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A parable about a diner and the United States Congress
Members of Congress are hired by us and are our subordinate employees. Isn't it time that we fired them?
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Celebrating 150 years of a theological library
Garner Sage Library is 150 years old. Let us celebrate the faithful people who made this happen.
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Who am I? Who are you? Who are we?
Who are we? People of God? Let us act like it no matter what our circumstance.
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The Cease Fire in Gaza
I celebrate the Cease Fire in Gaza but I am skeptical if this will bring peace to the middle east.
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What I learned from a Jewish Funeral
I went to my first Jewish Funeral and realized how similar our faiths are.
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Political Assassinations are Evil
I am appalled by the shooting of Charlie Kirk and am venting about this.
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My 911 Grief and Some Hard Questions
I had a friend die in the 911 attack. Why would the people who carried out those attacks be angry enough to do it?
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We haven't learned anything from Anne Frank's diary
Have we learned anything from Anne Frank's diary? Sadly, I don't think so.
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I wish I had the brain of a bird
Jesus talks about followers being trusting like birds. Why don't we do this?
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Where is Ellis Island When We Need It?
Where is Ellis Island when we need it? How come Ellis Island had a much more efficient system of processing immigrants than we have now?
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An American Family Reunion
My wife's family had a reunion. The family represents many ethnic groups, just like the modern America. It is great to be part of a truly representative family.
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A generational roof rack
I have a roof rack that is not glamorous but has blessed many people. I try to be like that also, non-glamorous, but helpful to others.
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A generational Roof Rack
I have a roof rack that has blessed people without any glamor. Do we live in such service without glamor.
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Irish Myths
When I was young, my family told me many things about Ireland. When I traveled there, I discovered that none of what I was told was true. Things have changed.
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Myths of Ireland
My family told me many things about Ireland that I found to be not true. Did they tell me false things or have things simply changed?
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Pub Meetings
I met some wonderful folks outside a pub in Ireland
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A caregiver gets cared for
What happens when a care giver needs to be cared for?
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The big, beautiful, bill passed congress
The "big, beautiful, bill" passed congress. Does this make America great?
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How many days will you live?
How many days will any of us live? Let us make each day count for the good.
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Pastor Mark is a Christian Pastor, author, blogger, and sometimes background actor. He brings all of his years of life experience to ask spiritual questions about the ordinary events of life.
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