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  • Interstellar (2014) | Cost of Discipleship

    Season 2! We are back for more!


    Is the price worth it? On this week’s episode we discuss the cost of discipleship and the comparison that we can draw from the Nolan classic, Interstellar.



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    42 min
  • Beautiful Boy (2018) | The Father's Love

    Each of us is looking to fulfill the hole in us that longs for satisfaction. In this episode we look at the ways that we cause ourselves destruction as we seek to satisfy that longing, and how we have a Father that is willing and able to make us whole.


    Season 2 coming in October! Be sure to follow us wherever you listen so that you can stay in the loop!


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    42 min
  • The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) | Cultural Christianity

    Many of us think about a life following Jesus, but so many fewer move toward living the abundant life. In this episode we talk about the 2014 cult classic Secret Life of Walter Mitty and how it is a reflection of the spiritual reality for many.


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    41 min
  • A Knight's Tale (2001) | Identity with Connor Lanham

    William Thatcher is not of noble birth but we have been adopted by a king.

    In this very special episode of credits we have our first guest appearance with our good pal Connor Lanham! He picked this flick for us and lead us in a discussion about our true identity.


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    48 min
  • High School Musical (2006) | Self Definition and Respect

    Troy, Chad, Gabriella, and all the rest of East High have a message for you: We are all in this together, and you get to be who you want to be! On this episode we discuss the concepts of Respect and Self Definition and how God's word speaks to them. That's the way we do it, let's get to it - come on everyone!


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    47 min
  • Spider-Man (2002) | Power and Responsibility

    With great power comes great responsibility and with a great movie like this one comes a lot of great memes. In this episode, we dive into the web of meaning spun by Spider-Man and uncover how this well-cast film mirrors the biblical call to use our gifts for the betterment of others.


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    45 min
  • Jojo Rabbit (2019) | Loving Your Enemy

    Child-like innocence. Loving your enemy. There is no better setting for these themes than Nazi Germany. Dancing is for people who are free, and on this episode we chat through Taika Waititi’s funny, touching, and expectation shattering film, Jojo Rabbit.

    38 min
  • Ratatouille (2007) | Self Esteem

    The way that you view yourself matters. Even if you are a lowly garbage boy or even a rat, you matter to God. In this episode we discuss the ideas of how we view ourselves and others through Pixar's (peak?) film - Ratatouille.


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    44 min
  • National Treasure (2004) | Conviction

    Ben Gates saw the big picture. He knew that despite all the resistance he was up against ... he was going to get his paws on that treasure. In this episode we discuss persecution and conviction and the ways that Benjamin Franklin Gates is a model for our walk in faith.


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    48 min

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