Cody Hallford reviews the Playstation game- Kena: Bridge of Spirits (2021) by Ember Lab.

Cody Hallford reviews his evening at the Bass Performance Hall, listening to Richard Kaufman conduct the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra in legendary John Williams music pieces.

Cody Hallford reviews The Batman (2022) movie.

Hollywood and its actors love the concept and practice of method acting. You can hear stories told with glorious tone about performers who are so committed to their character- they become unrecognizable at home. But how should the Christian performer approach this subject?

“Christendom has had a series of revolutions and in each one of them, Christianity has died. Christianity has died many times and risen again. For it had a God who knew the way out of the grave.” - G.K. Chesterton  

For my generation, the news stories have been piling up since I was born. It would seem these past two years have offered a stockpile of these news stories. How should the church react to plagues, Ukraine and Russia, our own country's sin, the attack on the family institution and the atrocities from the ruling classes? After all, isn't it prophesied in Genesis 3 that the offspring of Eve will crush that evil serpent's head? How does this type of Christian victory possibly fit into the context of what we're seeing happening around us?

There is a fan war happening between Amazon and Tolkien fans over the creative decisions in the new tv series adaptation of Tolkien's Middle Earth Universe. Cody Hallford reacts to the "Rings of Power" teaser on Amazon, and breaks down the different ideologies being perpetuated around this content. Tolkien fans have been called racists and Nazis for some of their commentary around the series. Can we shed light on subjects such as diverse casting and representation from a Biblical worldview?

What is dominion theology, and why do some Christians reject it? Cody Hallford works to shed some postmillennial perspective on the concept of dominion theology using Genesis chapter one.

Since the Bible can be pretty gritty about sex and violence- should Christians be making movies that reflect such themes? Cody expands on the conversation from his previous episode inspired by the sex scene in Redeeming Love. Kyle Latham joins him to discuss whether beautifully done sex scenes are something Christian actors and filmmakers should be pursuing.  -------------- Our newest romance drama "Sage" will be premiering exclusively on Loor.tv: https://www.loor.tv/p/sage Watch Little Notes to Heaven on Amazon Prime, Arkflix, Pure Flix, Christian Cinema.com and Exploration Films: https://www.amazon.com/Little-Notes-Heaven-Caroline-McDonald/dp/B07B2LRM6B  Subscribe to our Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/c/HallfordEntertainment

Where does an actor, filmmaker, or audience member draw the morality line concerning romantic portrayals, kissing and sex scenes in movies? The movie Redeeming Love brings the subject of Christian sex scenes to the plate, and as a Christian actor and filmmaker, Cody Hallford believes in and defends Biblical standards of morality applied to the art form of film and tv.  -------------- Our newest romance drama "Sage" will be premiering exclusively on Loor.tv: https://www.loor.tv/p/sage 

Is Jordan Peterson presupposing the Bible is true on the Joe Rogan podcast? Is the Bible the foundation of our culture? Cody Hallford sheds some light on the Jordan Peterson interview with Joe Rogan from a Christian worldview.  

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