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Somebody’s Inner Child

Filmed in Boulder, CO in 1992 this video features Errol Strider in this comical take on being “somebody’s inner child” (Some human experiences just don’t age–although the performer certainly has.) In 1992, against the backdrop of Boulder, Colorado, Errol Strider graced the screen in a comically timeless portrayal of being “somebody’s inner child.” Despite the … Continued

“Jesus Modeled for Our Class Today”

This piece is my poetic exploration of Jesus–how the world often regards him, what he reveals and how he sees us-with an ironic twist at the end.. I hope you are moved by the video as much as I am (literally) moved by Jesus life–truly a model for our best self. You might consider viewing … Continued

Unveiling Jesus’ Relevance: A Poetic Exploration by Errol Strider

Discover profound insights into the life and significance of Jesus through Errol Strider’s poetic narrative for unveiling Jesus’ relevance. Delve into the depths of how Jesus’ journey resonates with each individual. Picture yourself in an artistic setting, with Jesus of Nazareth (Jeshua) as your muse in a painting class. In Exodus 31:3, the Bible (NASB) … Continued

Navigating the Divine Workplace: Comparing God to an Employer

In navigating the divine workplace, the comparison of an employer to God becomes intrinsic; https://youtu.be/WexUj25gZvo. In the exploration of spirituality, parallels often arise between the divine and earthly experiences. One such comparison delves into the notion of God as an employer, a concept brilliantly explored by writer and actor, Errol Strider. His unique perspective offers … Continued

Transforming Anxiety: The Power of Shifting Mindsets

In a delightful metaphor on transforming anxiety, Grandpa Errol’s character, Professor Umbrage, illustrates the transformative nature of changing one’s mindset. He likens it to the ceremonial changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace. In the Bible, in Philippians 4:8 (NIV), we’re told “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, … Continued

Conquering Anxiety: Barney’s Bronx Wisdom

Meet Barney, Grandpa Errol’s alter-ego, offering straightforward advice on conquering anxiety with a no-nonsense approach. In the Bible, in Philippians 4:6-7, we’re told “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard … Continued

Reducing Anxiety: Marcel’s Unconventional Approach

Meet Marcel, Grandpa Errol’s alter-ego, a waiter from Chez Truth, showcasing an unexpected method for reducing anxiety. In the Bible, in Philippians 4:13, we’re told “I can do all this through him who gives me strength.” This verse encourages believers to approach challenges with confidence and trust in God’s guidance, even when utilizing unconventional methods … Continued

Unveiling the Essence of Jesus: A Poetic Meditation

In a soul-stirring exploration on unveiling essence in the life and teachings of Y’shua, Errol Strider delves into the essence of Jesus, reflecting on his life, mission, and enduring legacy. Drawing inspiration from The Urantia Book, Strider offers a poetic meditation that illuminates the profound impact of Jesus’ teachings. In John 13:34-35, the Bible (NIV) … Continued

Clem Kadiddlehopper: Laughter as Anxiety Relief

In Proverbs 17:22 of the Bible, it says “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” (NIV) This verse highlights laughter’s profound significance in easing anxiety, offering solace and uplifting spirits during trying times. It emphasizes the therapeutic power of laughter as a source of comfort and resilience amidst … Continued