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Full Tilt Media Challenge
The Full Tilt Media Challenge (FTMC) is a life-changing program designed around a 30-day online devotional. The theme verse is Colossians 2:8--"Don't let others spoil your faith and joy with their philosophies, their wrong and shallow answers built on men's thoughts and ideas instead of on what Christ has said." (Living Bible)
200 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2005
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Al Menconi
15 books5 followersAl Menconi Ministries is an evangelical, non-denominational, 501 c-3 not-for-profit ministry designed to help parents and youth workers understand and communicate biblical values to young people.
Our mission is to educate and equip Christian parents, leaders, and youth to consider the values communicated in their entertainment and encourage choices consistent with God's Word. We accomplish this by providing practical, balanced resources on today's entertainment for the church, school, and home. We like to emphasize the words "practical" and "balanced" because we challenge our audience to think, not merely tell them what to think.
Our mission is to educate and equip Christian parents, leaders, and youth to consider the values communicated in their entertainment and encourage choices consistent with God's Word. We accomplish this by providing practical, balanced resources on today's entertainment for the church, school, and home. We like to emphasize the words "practical" and "balanced" because we challenge our audience to think, not merely tell them what to think.
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October 22, 2013
A very superstitious book where interacting with any art or media that goes against your beliefs will somehow make you less of a good person.
If you like depriving yourself for religious reasons, then this is the book for you.
Also, I believe the author may be tone deaf. He at least has terrible taste in music. I looked up all the songs he recommended and not a single one was listenable. I'd rather listen to Muzak on an elevator.
If you like depriving yourself for religious reasons, then this is the book for you.
Also, I believe the author may be tone deaf. He at least has terrible taste in music. I looked up all the songs he recommended and not a single one was listenable. I'd rather listen to Muzak on an elevator.
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