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John S. Dickerson

John S. Dickerson

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Pastor, Connection Pointe Christian Church Sermons

Indianapolis

Final Covers

Education, Arts And Culture , Social Movements, Housing , City News, Transportation

Doesn’t Cover

Children's television, music, sports

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 3

  • Grand Theft Auto V sales set record -- why are we surprised when virtual violence becomes reality?

    By John S. Dickerson| Fox News Verified What do the mass shooters from the Navy Yard, Sandy Hook Elementary, the Aurora, Colorado movie theater and Columbine all have in common? They're all target demographic buyers for the world’s best-selling videogame. A game that released the day after the Navy Yard shooting and made $800 million in its first 24 hours on the market. Like other best-selling games today, Grand Theft Auto V trains millions of young Americans to walk into public places and shoot innocent people.

    By John S. Dickerson · Fox News

    Sep. 19, 2013

  • The Secret to Restarting the Evangelism Engine

    By John S. Dickerson| Outreach Magazine@ Excerpted from “The Great Evangelical Recession: 6 Factors That Will Crash the American Church … and How to Prepare” (Baker)The 21st century is just getting started, but we’ve already seen some game-changing bankruptcies—Blockbuster and Borders to name two. Forces greater than the recession tackled these behemoths. The Long Tail is one of those forces. Four years before Blockbuster Video declared bankruptcy, Wired Magazine editor Chris Anderson wrote his book The Long Tail.

    By John S. Dickerson · Outreach Magazine

    Jan. 03, 2013

  • Grand Theft Auto V sales set record -- why are we surprised when virtual violence becomes reality?

    By John S. Dickerson| Fox News Verified What do the mass shooters from the Navy Yard, Sandy Hook Elementary, the Aurora, Colorado movie theater and Columbine all have in common? They're all target demographic buyers for the world’s best-selling videogame. A game that released the day after the Navy Yard shooting and made $800 million in its first 24 hours on the market. Like other best-selling games today, Grand Theft Auto V trains millions of young Americans to walk into public places and shoot innocent people.

    By John S. Dickerson · Fox News

    Sep. 19, 2013

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Connection Pointe Christian Church Sermons