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Somewhere between suffering and prosperity we find the truth about our lives with God.
Let's explore two polar opposite films starring Andrew Garfield to better understand this idea:
What do we leave behind when we die? How do we measure a meaningful life? Are we living “our best lives” - or is there something more to be found, in the midst of the ordinary?
Movies discussed in this episode:
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What does it mean to hope? When the dark comes crashing through, when you need a friend to carry you, and when you're broken on the ground, where will hope be found?
A deep dive into the movie "Dear Evan Hansen."
Single? Married? Broken-hearted? The quest for love is something that plagues and intrigues us all, even if you’re not a fan of romantic comedies.
The masculine within is called forth from the masculine without. Only the love of a father can open the door. But what do we do when we don't have the love of a father to show the way?
Are you the kind of person that sees signs, sees miracles? Or do you believe there are no coincidences? Join me as I share my story of faith and the doubts I encountered while watching my favorite science fiction movies.
Movies explored in this episode:
At the intersection of art and faith, God is speaking to us. Yet there is a divide between our experiences in these two worlds. Can we bridge the gap?
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