“Orange County Jesus” Spoken Word Poem

7/9/21

Category: Art, Cinema, JESUS, Poetry, Suffering

Friends,

I’m excited to present you with this dynamic video about some of the things I’ve been observing within Christian subculture in Orange County.

If you like spoken word poems and you love Jesus, then this video is for you!

A special thanks to Gabriella-Alexandra Detrinidad for doing all the videoing and editing for “Orange County Jesus.”

Without further ado, enjoy “Orange County Jesus” (OCJ)!

Please share this video with your Christian friends so we can begin to love others the way God loves us.

Cheers,

Chester

2 Comments
Newest
Oldest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Lesly Guill
Lesly Guill
3 years ago

Amazing!! God has really blessed you with teaching the gospel

1/16/25

It’s time to start giving back. After years of researching, writing, reading, and studying in the fields of psychology, theology, philosophy, ethics, and spiritual formation, I have decided to become a spiritual life coach for men. My personal conviction is that coaching is modeling. And modeling is coaching. My heart is to see Christian men…

Read More »

12/23/24

Category: JESUS, Scripture

…the linguistic problem hammers the last nail in the coffin of the traditional setting of “the inn” being some sort of hotel. In Greek, katáluma is translated “lodging place,” “upper room,” or “guest room.”[6] Only a few translations call it something other than “the inn,” which lends itself to misinterpretation by Westerns who think of “the inn” as a kind of hostel or motel.[7] But Matthew’s gospel makes it clear that the Maji entered a “house”: “And going into the house, they saw the child with Mary his mother, and they fell down and worshiped him. Then, opening their treasures, they offered him gifts, gold and frankincense and myrrh.”[8] So, the traditional telling of “no room for them in the inn” should be translated “no room for them in the guest room upstairs.”  

Read More »

12/21/24

When Josh Brolin gave Thanos a humanity, it sent shock waves not only into the Marvel Cinematic Universe but also into ours. That is, when personified evil is torn over killing half the world’s population but sees it as a necessity, his character becomes believable, which is terrifying to watch. After accomplishing what he thinks…

Read More »

Newsletter Signup