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Always on the move, never able to rest. For this Unconventional Christmas movie, the boys discuss how at times we are all tempted to live like Frank Abagnale Jr. to escape the consequence of our sin at the cost of being known.

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There is a time to weep and time to laugh, a time to cut all your hair off and a time to fight Timothée Chalamet, and Geta Gerwig's version of Little Women makes the credits boys want to do just about all of these things. In this episode we discuss all of the life Jo March and her sisters experience, as well as how God has made everything beautiful in it's time.

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All Dewey Finn ever wanted was to rock. To be out on the frontlines liberating people with his music. In this episode we discuss the idea of Calling and how God wants us to live out our calling through our work.

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Knowing the right move isn't always easy and we can often feel like a 'Maverick' without a 'Goose' to talk to us.

Drawing parallels from the adrenaline-fueled world of Top Gun: Maverick, we explore the idea of discerning the right move and following the orders of our commanding officer.

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Mr. Fox wants to be Fantastic. Just like all of us. Let’s take a look at Foxy’s workaholism. Perhaps in the end we will learn how to truly be a quote, unquote Fantastic Mr. Fox.

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How can I possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this? Today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. In this episode we discuss how Ferris Bueller’s joy and excitement for life actually reaches its full form in the life of the Christian.

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The Iron Giant was programmed for destruction. And so were you. In this episode we talk about Brad Bird’s The Iron Giant, and the ways that it serves as a strong representation of the biblical idea of the flesh.

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Fueled by accomplishment. Crippled by shortcomings. We are all Zuck. In this episode we talk about David Fincher’s masterpiece, and how it shows us an image of biblically defined pride.

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Has it not always been obvious? Elizabeth James is a metaphor for God the Father…right? In this episode we discuss reconciliation as it is presented in Nancy Meyers’ Parent Trap remake and the ways that it echoes the cosmic reconciliation that God is authoring through the Gospel.

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How far will a Father go in service of his children? In this episode we discuss John Krasinski’s silent(ish) horror film, A Quiet Place, and the ways that the parent-child relationships present a reflection of our relationship to our Heavenly Father.

Parents Guide: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6644200/parentalguide?ref_=tt_stry_pg

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