In the movie "The Edge of Seventeen," teenager Nadine is suffering through the ups and downs (mostly downs) of high school. Rev. Ken Beldon says it's a good illustration that our lives are not seamless, but seam-full. It's the latest in our SpiritFlix series about the meaning behind the movies. Note: minor spoilers

How do our parents shape the world? The animated film "Moana" is the inspiration for this funny and meaningful message delivered by Rev. Lee Paczulla on Father's Day. It's part of our summer message series, SpiritFlix, about the deeper meaning in movies. Note: This message contains minor spoilers about "Moana."

How do our parents shape the world? The animated film "Moana" is the inspiration for this funny and meaningful message delivered by Rev. Lee Paczulla on Father's Day. It's part of our summer message series, SpiritFlix, about the deeper meaning in movies. Note: This message contains minor spoilers about "Moana."

In the award-winning sci-fi movie "Arrival," the human characters ultimately must grapple with a huge and painful truth about life. Rev. Ken Beldon's message is part of our summer series SpiritFlix, Sunday messages inspired by the deeper meaning in movies. Note: This message contains spoilers about the film "Arrival."

In the award-winning sci-fi movie "Arrival," the human characters ultimately must grapple with a huge and painful truth about life. Rev. Ken Beldon's message is part of our summer series SpiritFlix, Sunday messages inspired by the deeper meaning in movies. Note: This message contains spoilers about the film "Arrival."

"Moonlight," Oscar winner for Best Picture, is a touching portrait of growing up black, poor, and gay. In this story is the hope of the fulfillment of Universalism, "a revolution of tenderness." Rev. Ken Beldon's message is part of our summer SpiritFlix series about the deeper meanings in movies. Note: This message contains spoilers about the film "Moonlight."

"Moonlight," Oscar winner for Best Picture, is a touching portrait of growing up black, poor, and gay. In this story is the hope of the fulfillment of Universalism, "a revolution of tenderness." Rev. Ken Beldon's message is part of our summer SpiritFlix series about the deeper meanings in movies. Note: This message contains spoilers about the film "Moonlight."

Rosie Revere dreams of becoming an engineer, but she has to learn how to fail. This kids' story is part of our series Stories with Soul, about the deeper meaning in children's literature.

Rosie Revere dreams of becoming an engineer, but she has to learn how to fail. This kids' story is part of our series Stories with Soul, about the deeper meaning in children's literature.

What is the difference between productivity and creativity? Rev. Ken Beldon continues the series "Stories with Soul," spiritual wisdom found in children's literature, by exploring the kids book "The Most Magnificent Thing."